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Show THE DAILT HERALD, Prove, Utah, Sunday, April Fage F2 ata 111 investigators are doing all they and much shey won't can to make m arress. foul serial killings often sake lime So solve. "A case like this is a phenomenon he said. "There's no way we can anticipate a case like Shis, ao way we can budget for things like this . 1 compare this to a H urricane Andrew.. We have to react accordingly. The state is helping a (bit. The Florida Violent Crime Council chipped in $1 QQjOOG this week to help defray Metro expenses.. tn Gainesville, Fla.. where the investigation into five student murders cost $5 million over three years,, the police sympathize with Metro-Dadetask, to Rolling guilty pleaded Danny the killings last year, "Serial homicides are always a very complex issue to deal ith said IX Spencer Mam, spokes re-se- - MIAMI Six months into their search for the Tamiami Trail serial killer, police is Metro-Dad- e Count). Fla.. have spent 'nearly $1 million a figure certain no rise as the investigation becomes one of Jfte costiiest is the ' county" criminal history. $730.-50- 0 The bulk .of money overume salaries, Of-paid - 6cm have worked 24500 e hours in the streets, crack 4ens and hotels .along the Trail., looking for the person who has g killed six prostitutes since Septe&ibef , The numbers .are staggering said Sgt. Felix Jimenez, a supervisor of the homicide task ' force stnvestigaticg the murders. seen ? don't think anybody abythiug of this magnitude.' For all their effort, police cannot claim success. Jimenez says over-,fim- I drug-abusin- ' 's .. to ; al Mil II man for &t Alachua County SnesiifsOiSce. Yoa have separate victims, separste crime scenes he sail "These are so eaasy things that take tea asd caoaey to do. pcdesnial suspects wtea the oops t&owed up at their door. A few resanMed police composites or lacked promising for other reasons, but cvestsally they wera eiuwicaw! fena !. "There's no way we can anticipate a case Andrew." Felix Jimenez, homicide task force There's just m way arouad that unless you get lucky" The significance of the Tamia-iTrail case is reflected is other umbers: Police have iaterviewed people most of whom w ere l,-4- 00 Il .11 H TV Detectives have yet to ideaaify a prime suspect, jkae&ez said. Isrveatigaiiors have follfowed more Shan 3JX0 leads, of which "a large percentage" were tips from the public, Jimenez said. Some of them were motivated by ii hi i ma i iiiiii a jiu iniiiii a the department" ward. B j! de $10,000 nwssfcer re- of leads hss dissished considerably 2t - !fc? N'.Y- - (AP) A; xnaa 1 was fired a sfeiie secretary of a state cswamissioa t!iai axKdhiMei cekbraiions for Sifartin Liitber King Jr. Day says she was discrunisad agahtst by her blKk supervisors. Susaa KeOey said supervisors & case fades from psMc consciousness rise last prosj&ise murder s idtL 12 sd now ooly 300 to 400 sigsificaot tps ressaia io be checked. Unless kads deeSop. said be will be scalssg back t!se mssber ime&ism assigaed fiill linae to she case. jw like this, no way we can budget for things like this. I compare this to a Hurricane Sgt Woman says King group disc Sminated nil mi tts. Mania Ltber Kif Jr. Conn routaly yelled at wbhe escryees but werc polite to black She was toid she "as fired in 1993 because of perform saoe p&Mems, but a bbek worker sh similar prubkois was kept on, inissioa For the first tiaae, Metto-Dad- e police bad to contract ish ao outside crime laboratory to perform DMA tests a saliva sampks colkctod foots poge&ial The voiunK of swabs cc kited was ovendfedraicg eSse Kdkysaid. "I was harassed aad discrimi-nate- d Kelley said against Wednesday, calling the cosunis-sio- n "probacy the most violent She has place I ever worked since found another secretarial job. Ward DeWfat. who oversees the cmwmssMm, would not comsxsA on Ke!ieys aikgatiens, which are being iavettigaied by the state Dn tikxi for Hiixiiaa Rigjits. , But, he said. "The timing cosjiMn't be worec. We're trying to negotiate with the Legislature to restore our funding, and then this coiBaj's bb. Tbe iwtcide testiog bas cost so far. Tbecrkse lab has aaa&er S95.CKX) io cooacc-tio- o specs w Mb ibe Tamianji Trail $69,G(W a -- " IfrO M: Ml Soy 10 jlonMtwi l Shawn M1 Aimwjr mi M3? n Cuoene HI . t ni iCmw 0m. ; hm 8iai M: Sty Ml Altonc itp owy AM! f Spnng-jiU- w. f ilanm iKwrte II nmvmimw&m if if vmesakm SfilWS-to- 1 See tf you can solve this week s maze. Maybe you can become a Maze Master... DftngvlUe. Aoimond ami Mne SIM nf (Boy tagr Ao jkritaiy jkxI Cnetyl .KfonOmgar fiHl 4c By Dan Camob m 0m "few. Jonw tm) GUon BSf p tmMofitnr and Andna IfirHSciiili Sfi Oliver (1KI13. to Qlmi ifiC nc Aosott OnMw o! 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Cm and Iftrjrnla Cataa at Amanoati ,oypHanlaifcooat at lioh)nd. and Tanya Sqy fo. Waat Valley Ho UEYmS Nev$papers From AFXtNGTON, Texas a radio station outside Fort Worth, disc jockey Bili Mack lauxdaes bis recorded greetisg into a morrjicg fust eight minutes old. Much of She country is asleep. It is ibe others. Jhe truckers and the iijjsorxiBjacs, die kMie.y and the eird, sfliat Mack wiU reach out io for the aaext five hours, A train whistle blows. The openiag tune, "Orange Blossom Special' hunks along to homes and the cabs of for a Jliousand miles and more. By DAM KntgrttTRtdder MoaawrAC: t"r atari .ancrak atatpti Texas man keeps truckers tuned Mtohaaf Coy to am and anai Witow at Qetm. at and MumoerM laina Say to MMtM Canar at Undoa. Oawa. at to Sndaet and iay Soy t ip Canny and La Saaw at Cwtti. Oat to aal and auhanai iaraen at iaaeam Oiona ' ti to fitae and Carta Anaaiaoti at Amenceti otk. to Stanton! and atatanaa Smaoaty at eyeon. i J3t Soy to ItoaaM Cathy Matay at Uni - "Hi. ever body Mack drawls, folksy as a neighbor sipping iced tea on Jhe porch. He tells she listeoers what they already know. This is the All fright Trucking Show, starring Bill Mack, the Midnight Cowboy. ith you until 5 in he morning, as he has been for most of tbe last 25 years. "Hang around, children, for the finest in hand-clappin- ltia g, g, ankle-bustin- g, knee-knocki- ng, country favorites," Mack say s. ad-western ' heel-andnt- oe "AwliiJJ nightlong' Mack is the may or of an national iilage licked by radx signals and telephone lines, a lows where folks chat about births and breakups, where they care for the tick, mourn the tepaxeA and, always, honor the traditions of country music, "Oh. I'm so gJUd you're out there wh me." he says. "Yes 1 am. Yes lam." Yes he is. They don't make txm like Bill Mack any more. uncon-sention- aJ tMMi at atouatTAiai mat I ataroa at Soy to itoaa and tuna hmni at rVyeon " Soy to Jotw and taratynr Saaanaa at Saraafw ' Soy totverdand taaiaa Mi futili at a f t Ttnaflaa Kinaay at myaw at to McKay and JM WandanhaH .at Say to fwatd and Saaaw wo t --! to aw and aaOryai Aneaawa at .Mavai(taamvtea'faMH and raKaraa at wa Say to all tm i to aaa and Watty Untai at taamab o ltaiiaatitoSrMiaaJaaaataaglatoa ' Snyaar t Vaa Soy to aanhanl and ) t to toea and Amiai ratama at aanngytta WaP rta- and iaattt aoyat a SpnnaJtaa woa Mi fiat to Sumx and ayia Canar at a .we Soy to aaatuat and aJbotaat Stoata at ayaoa ame a Soy to oy and anojr taaea at M a Aoaaa and VnaMa o at rte m daniod at ad rdaaai to Mi Say (una for Texas Monthly magazine. "He gives you a sense of grounding ta a rootless world out mere. Bill has bees in the same place and time all these years. Those are mighty compelling virtues to have in a racket like radio. Bill is bedrock," Today, me rage on radio is Rush and Howard and toiSet jokes. PJayfeis are rigidly scripted for their dinicaUy tested effect on targeted listeners. Mack, 62, does not care for the "Bill is the king of 'em all, no contest." Jos Nick Patoski, Texas Monthly writer excesses of modern radio, yet he respects ks successes. "They're grabbing audience he say s. "You can't knock mat. 1 don't'mick you have to go far. But it depends on what the people want. If nobody wants to hear junk or profanity on radio, they don't to needtodialitin Those who dial in Bill Mack hear no junk or profanity. "It's sort of a family deal," Mack says, a family that extends across the country partly because his bimom has a clear channel, meaning no oilier station broadcasts at 20 on the AM dial. At watts. WBAP is a monsaer in the w ay it can reach out there hundreds and hundreds of miles. In terms of market share, it might come in pretty low, but that's only one way to loc& at things. In terms of the truckers, it's a monster in the ratings, with trade surveys showing it snags hundreds of thousands of listeners from the two million drivers out there, say s Mindy Baker, marketing director for the show. An eatibound trucker can catch it in California and never change the dial until just shy of New York. "He's legendary." says Ronnie Pijgh, head of the reference department for the Country Musk Foundation. "What be does used to be the norm, but not these days," Pugh said the other day from Kashvilie. "1 can't thank of anyone who's active in the business ho goes back as far as he does Tany a Tucker sendf bun homemade salsa. Callers to his home have encountered a ttcmdsd message from Merk Haggard or Willie Nelson saying hi, it's them and .you'se reached Bill Slack's house. "Bill represents that heritage of svhat country was and still should be says Patoski. t t ; OREM . cam i Fmy 5 tsssass csmsr sm. mevrmg r ajjaMrjaaBBawaiaii iiiiiiii ,99 in am ai ir. aaoaat tM 8 C W$, TtlWS, & asm 5KXf mum mom FRI, ass SAO WEAPPL mrxs H5 &. J RxmrmTimcmsu Ban Tissue mcUMsmfm p-- "3 M. aria'w,W'iuaiat,,aw Tmmtomssmxi Off 1 at A New Pctatmtii W Scorn latrnTa-i- ", .inrt'tfK YOUK tttWXIXCZ I auxtcrtatx ue j 5 rtW ATr.iii-- H'imi mwnninn ill I mamma tV Practict L-- SfmRtss WJAMS s as &s Buso mzn Alan G. Van Orman 500 S. State, Suit 225-255- miini iiinni iibi '33 1HMS T1TIU FiSnPIIiMSEI io &.ri0urCe the csjoclstion of Facile i rYS MIMAS h pkrs&eii r ithmim ima AlSSSCg !,timj Prscttc V a in Jaiwiiuui "Bill is the king of 'em all. no contest says Joe Kick Patoski. who writes about popular culture J. Hammond, Fmy iawaf31anail im 5$i Catsup wm$ miy 32 a .69 AS Jmo 6 wsM fm.i 100 a ,79 ' |