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H1ITZT ELISQTW0RHYICSATL. SOCIETY ! 9334 - b-- Rock Bridge 46 Mexico 13 Centralia 134 Jeff City 64 Heiias 32 Hickman 47 I Boonville 2 S. ShelbyO Moberly12 Granite City 0 Union 0 St. Joseph 6 70th Year No. 302 iUtod Mamhig! IfV Sfiturlay SeiHvmbrr 9, 1 978 2 Sections 1 4 Papes 15 Cents Fusion use not likely very soon gyKritfaR tea Mtoeariaa staff writer When nodearphyaacists at Princeton University last month announced a " majv breakthrough" in fusion energy research, some Americans may have decided their energy problems were over. But according to local authorities, skepticism is in order. They say ftwt fusion may be mnch farther away than the 20 or 30 years that supporters predict, or mat it never may be com-mercially feasible. Nuclear fusion is the process that releases, in its uncontrolled form, the awesome power of both me son and the hydrogen bomb, ff it can be harnessed safely controlled in the laboratory and men in commercial operation it will provide safe, efficient, and mMess" energy, its backers en-thusiastically say. It would use isotopes of hydrogen essay obtainable from sea water as its Wreigfat raw material, not dwindling tnanhsn resources, and woekl not produce radioactive wastes posing a potential environmental hazard as do nuclear " What they ( researchers) demon-strated was that what needs to be achieved wasnt impossible," said Walter Meyer, dwimun of the University's nuclear engineering department. 3hafs a long way from implementing tins on a wm mfri level." Recently, scientists at the Tokomak Fusion Test Reactor in Princeton, HJ safely contained a foston reaction in a " magnetic botUe" for a fraction of a second, which they say represents the formula" for fusion. But in Oilnmhia. Meyer and his their colleagues atPrinceton. " Announcements of this sort tend to take place at4bs end of the fiscal year," said Meyer. The tDughest barriers to the development of fasten as an energy ( SeeFUSION, Page 8A) In town today 1 bjbu Actress Margene Stolberg and actor BoSimnmns mcharacter as Princess Leia and Darth Vader of " Star Wars" stroll downtown to promote Las Vegas Night, an American Cancer Society fond- raisin- g eventscheduled forOct. 6. 1 pj- - to S bjbl Auction, sponsored by Columbia Talent ffiifrijijqip Association, flaming Pit Restaurant. Preview at noon. 7-.- JI puso. " A Gown for Ins JMuueas, pre newea oysicfjngm College Playboase, Stephens Warehouse Theater. BBtVKBBUBKSBBnHjC a wbbs bybbw feTw 5 isb- - w an "" bbbbbbbbk W SW? BBBBI" Jf Br . SBBL. . BIBBS i . 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The game Missouri and Notre Dame will play this afternoon under the shadow of the golden dome here has more angles than a geometry book. To wit: It's the first game of the season. It's Warren Powers' debut as Missouri coach. It's Notre Dame coach Dan Devine's first game against the Tigers since he left Missouri in 1970. Notre Dame is the defending national champion. Notre Dame is the most prestigious, tradition- lade- n football school in the universe. Missouri has a habit of upsetting prestigious, tradition- lade- n schools that have much netter football teams. And if that's not enough to send a football fan into an hmripriiatp and uncontrollable frenzy, consider this, The Las Vegas men in the pin- strip- ed suits say the Fighting Irish wiU win by 17 points. How aboutthose odds, Mr. Powers? " They're wrong as many times as they're righV' the Missouri coach said. When Powers was hired last December, he jokingly said that he would have passed np the job if he had known Notre Dame and Alabama would be his first two opponents Thepast week, though, he hasnt been joking much. The week before you play Notre Tiam you tend to go around looking worried a lot. But Powers, thmngh that worried expression, is saying some pretty confident things. " Sure, we have visions of an upset," he said. " We're going up there thinking we can win. We shouldn't go up there if we didn't" ff it happens, considering all those angles involved, it might be the grandest Tiger upset of all. Grander than Ohio State. Grander than Southern CaL Grander than Alabama. Put the opinions of two Tiger players ( See CALABRESE, Page 8A) Tried to extend influence across state Mob leader gets 4 life terms in slayings By Mark Pickering MfesMriaa staff writer Sam Haley, a Kansas dry, Ma, syndicate leader who two years ago tried to extend his p y"" to finhanbia, was sentenced Friday to serve four cotwen dive life terms in HMHiHtion with the 1977 slaying of a Kansas City couple Haley, 30, was convicted July 14 by a Macon County jury of the robbery- sbooti- ng of Walter N. Worrell, 30, and Sheila Perry, 24, both of Kansas City. The case had been transferred from Jackson County to Macon County on a change ofvenue. Haley was convicted of robbing the couple of fSGO, forcing them to lie face down on a bed with pStows placed against their heads and shcobng them each twice in the back of the head. The four consecutive life sentences is the maximum allowed by law. Jackson County Assistant Prosecutor Fred BeDemere, who tried the case for the state, said he expects Haley will appeal his conviction. " I tmagfaiA he'll tryto appeal. He has nothing to lose." Boone County Prosecuting Attorney Mut Harper, who attempted to prosecute Haley in connection with his attempts to estaMHh an organized crime operation here, said Haley " got what he deserved. People who execute other people forfeit their right to live in normal society." Haley's connection with Cohnnhia began in 1976, when he moved to Columbia after reportedly failing to control Kansas City's heroin traffic. According to statements made to Columbia law officials in 1978 by a former associate of Haley's, he at-tempted in vain to organize a drug- trafficki- ng, gambling and prostitution ring called " TheFamily." The circumstances surrounding the Kansas City shooting closely resembled the Jan.. 24, 1977, murder of 16- year-- old ColuiiitHan Breanda Hendren during a drug- relate- d robbery on Christian College Avenue. Two others also were wounded seriously daring the shooting. Haley's nephew, James Gant, has been convicted of that crime. In ad-dition to receiving fife innmsonment for first- degr- ee murder. Gant was sentenced in Boone County Circuit Court to two 99- ye- ar terms for ay with intent to loll and five years for armed ci iiniiml action. Deputy fired two warning shots at fleeing suspect . county sheriff's deputy fired two warnb soots Toesday night whue puisuKig an escaped prisoner an the Go& nmnu College campus, Maj. Bffl WMftehead of the Boone Conaty Sheriff's DeparmieBt saidFriday. Whitehead WedBeadoy had denied that any shots had been fired. He said Friday he had inade the denial becasas he dhfeit find est abort the shots anta later. The sbote were fired, aoaxdmg to Whitehead, bscaawe at the time the fleeing man " made a good suspect" in meJaffingoflWlaMorlcckonSisaday attheEverydayPeopfecri center. The saspect, Russell Warren Wflhams, 11, West Plains, Mo, no longer u under -"- pr- ftm for Ms. Morlock's oiarder. Wunams had escaped earfier Tnesday whDe he was being escorted to Boone County Jail after bis arraignment on a berglary dsarge in Boone County Magistrate Coort. Wntiams was recaptured Wednesday at CoicnialViaage Trailer WhoeBead said three deputies con-frontedWmtscns on a Colombia CoSege BBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBai parking tot Tuesday night after a call to the sheriffs office informed them the escaped prisoner had been seen there. Bob Bailey, one of the deputies, drew his gun and told Williams he was under arrest. According to Whitehead, Wflhams replied, " Go ahead and shoot, and then ran. Bailey then fired two shots into the air. Whitehead said that although he Drought Bailey's actions were justified, an irjvesugation had been made of the incident He said an investigation is made every timea deputy fires bis gan. Whitehead said Bailey fired the shots hoping Wunams would stop. " He did what he saw fit to catch the guy," he said Whitehead said he hadn't known Bailey bad gone to Colombia College to look for Wflhams because Bafley was off duty at the time. Bailey later told him that he had been there and had fired the shots. Whitehead said under a department regulation, an officer may shoot at a fleeing felon if the felon is a threat to the officer's fife, or if someone else's fife may be endangered by letting him Although Wflaams charges were burglary and parole violation. Whitehead said that at the time of the escape he was suspected ofhavingbeen involvedmtheMorlockkflnng. Williams was known to have frequented the Everyday People house where the body was found, Whitehead said, and the fact that he risked an escape on a burglary charge furthered the department's suspicions. Whitehead said mat the deputies draught Wflhams may have been able to arm himself between the time of bis escape and the fftrtJitiKfff st CUomhia College. WuBams later passed a polygraph test and astbonbes confirmed that be was not at Everyday People at the time of the slaying. Whitehead said several c''" m ChUege students were in the vicinity when the shots were fired, bat they were not in the pariang area where the shots were fired. He said there were no obstructions which wouM have cansed thebtuletetoiicecbet. Wflhams was not hart in the incident. Alttoagb a stodeS said he believed one of the shots had been fired at Wilfiams, Wbtehead said that wasnt true. Bailey was so dose to Wiffiams, Whitehead said, " tf be had ben bbscsbbe at lam Qe'dbavehahHn." BBBBBtaBBBBBBBBBBBBHnMaHiMBMna Who in Colombia is fenridng about the 21st ouutuy, andwhat are they doing about helping Cofamlaa reach the year 2TO with its qoaifty of life intact and economy series which begins Sunday, the Cohnnbsa Mpiwurian examines a wide range oftssnes faring ciSiiem of Boone County between now and the year C& miiig Sunday Gladys Cory of Neosho hannuy pursued her career as a sweepstakes fvofessional until a 1970 state Supreme Court ruling that forbade participation in sweepstakes by Ifiggoiiriaim. Thrnwgti itwM i smA iiimmi airy fgy - her contesting cohorts have stayed a step ahead of the law. A November referendum maywell change all that though. Read abontmonSiBidaysBackgroindpage. awawaaj7SHHi 31 From the worthless Electro- - wmM? mz8mUM. 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Object Description
Title | Columbia Missourian Newspaper 1978-09-09 |
Description | Vol. 70th Year, No. 302 |
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Columbia (Mo.) -- Newspapers Boone County (Mo.) -- Newspapers |
Coverage | United States -- Missouri -- Boone County -- Columbia |
Language | English |
Date.Search | 1978-09-09 |
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Date.Search | 1978-09-09 |
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State Historical Society of Missouri University of Missouri School of Journalism |
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Item.Transcript | H1ITZT ELISQTW0RHYICSATL. SOCIETY ! 9334 - b-- Rock Bridge 46 Mexico 13 Centralia 134 Jeff City 64 Heiias 32 Hickman 47 I Boonville 2 S. ShelbyO Moberly12 Granite City 0 Union 0 St. Joseph 6 70th Year No. 302 iUtod Mamhig! IfV Sfiturlay SeiHvmbrr 9, 1 978 2 Sections 1 4 Papes 15 Cents Fusion use not likely very soon gyKritfaR tea Mtoeariaa staff writer When nodearphyaacists at Princeton University last month announced a " majv breakthrough" in fusion energy research, some Americans may have decided their energy problems were over. But according to local authorities, skepticism is in order. They say ftwt fusion may be mnch farther away than the 20 or 30 years that supporters predict, or mat it never may be com-mercially feasible. Nuclear fusion is the process that releases, in its uncontrolled form, the awesome power of both me son and the hydrogen bomb, ff it can be harnessed safely controlled in the laboratory and men in commercial operation it will provide safe, efficient, and mMess" energy, its backers en-thusiastically say. It would use isotopes of hydrogen essay obtainable from sea water as its Wreigfat raw material, not dwindling tnanhsn resources, and woekl not produce radioactive wastes posing a potential environmental hazard as do nuclear " What they ( researchers) demon-strated was that what needs to be achieved wasnt impossible," said Walter Meyer, dwimun of the University's nuclear engineering department. 3hafs a long way from implementing tins on a wm mfri level." Recently, scientists at the Tokomak Fusion Test Reactor in Princeton, HJ safely contained a foston reaction in a " magnetic botUe" for a fraction of a second, which they say represents the formula" for fusion. But in Oilnmhia. Meyer and his their colleagues atPrinceton. " Announcements of this sort tend to take place at4bs end of the fiscal year," said Meyer. The tDughest barriers to the development of fasten as an energy ( SeeFUSION, Page 8A) In town today 1 bjbu Actress Margene Stolberg and actor BoSimnmns mcharacter as Princess Leia and Darth Vader of " Star Wars" stroll downtown to promote Las Vegas Night, an American Cancer Society fond- raisin- g eventscheduled forOct. 6. 1 pj- - to S bjbl Auction, sponsored by Columbia Talent ffiifrijijqip Association, flaming Pit Restaurant. Preview at noon. 7-.- JI puso. " A Gown for Ins JMuueas, pre newea oysicfjngm College Playboase, Stephens Warehouse Theater. BBtVKBBUBKSBBnHjC a wbbs bybbw feTw 5 isb- - w an "" bbbbbbbbk W SW? BBBBI" Jf Br . SBBL. . BIBBS i . BBw awT tbbbW ir Kr . bbWbW bbWv' " ' t-- bb f r aauBr awr bjbbb """ s bi?' jW a m frs 1 Smbmut BalBr BB I Tan waV Mr T'dt jKfB' BaaaaH8awaw8BPy sb fIilBBhaBsas bnb, t Hfa'fr viuMaHwbv bBww n? nw wb . bbbbSS TbbBww ubBbBsbBbEIBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBlbBbBbflbBBbBbBbBbBbBbBhBbBbBbBbBbBbBbr wfi mS. Ur9 WX ' Wk m. Bv Br VnW WaBBBBBBBBBBBBHWBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBK . Brl ' vBtVaVm. r . J3B3SS9Ib9SEbC -- BBWi8BBBBBBJBW BflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBV AwSBBnnBBBlBB9a' - -- jw. jr BDPPSbBhSbvS9Bcm'' p W3B. B, K'" vSJBk. aBBBBBBBBBBBBnBBBBBEELB. Bw " dawSBfissn& iaBBBB' bbbbwbbbbbbbbbbbbbbT "" i-- ' " " BSiMShBHBBBBvEbBI J . flBBBBBBBBBBF " BBBC Mm mMmKrjB JL Jr ifBBF BV s - -- vsb k fl SBBBBk K& HaBBTrSV. . BBh rt WBi mi v -- Vs BMiHdf S . dBP'A. SBBBBBBBaLm. BBHw SkJBk 29BbBbSbbSw ASlBr WSk BBw. -- . - B " - . kHSWBL BBBBBBBBms9BemV kBSSBtSSSW. VBVBr BBw Bk BHBt" Jm rwMrM. t Tigers angle for upset in opener By RandyHalts SOUTH BEND, Ind. The game Missouri and Notre Dame will play this afternoon under the shadow of the golden dome here has more angles than a geometry book. To wit: It's the first game of the season. It's Warren Powers' debut as Missouri coach. It's Notre Dame coach Dan Devine's first game against the Tigers since he left Missouri in 1970. Notre Dame is the defending national champion. Notre Dame is the most prestigious, tradition- lade- n football school in the universe. Missouri has a habit of upsetting prestigious, tradition- lade- n schools that have much netter football teams. And if that's not enough to send a football fan into an hmripriiatp and uncontrollable frenzy, consider this, The Las Vegas men in the pin- strip- ed suits say the Fighting Irish wiU win by 17 points. How aboutthose odds, Mr. Powers? " They're wrong as many times as they're righV' the Missouri coach said. When Powers was hired last December, he jokingly said that he would have passed np the job if he had known Notre Dame and Alabama would be his first two opponents Thepast week, though, he hasnt been joking much. The week before you play Notre Tiam you tend to go around looking worried a lot. But Powers, thmngh that worried expression, is saying some pretty confident things. " Sure, we have visions of an upset," he said. " We're going up there thinking we can win. We shouldn't go up there if we didn't" ff it happens, considering all those angles involved, it might be the grandest Tiger upset of all. Grander than Ohio State. Grander than Southern CaL Grander than Alabama. Put the opinions of two Tiger players ( See CALABRESE, Page 8A) Tried to extend influence across state Mob leader gets 4 life terms in slayings By Mark Pickering MfesMriaa staff writer Sam Haley, a Kansas dry, Ma, syndicate leader who two years ago tried to extend his p y"" to finhanbia, was sentenced Friday to serve four cotwen dive life terms in HMHiHtion with the 1977 slaying of a Kansas City couple Haley, 30, was convicted July 14 by a Macon County jury of the robbery- sbooti- ng of Walter N. Worrell, 30, and Sheila Perry, 24, both of Kansas City. The case had been transferred from Jackson County to Macon County on a change ofvenue. Haley was convicted of robbing the couple of fSGO, forcing them to lie face down on a bed with pStows placed against their heads and shcobng them each twice in the back of the head. The four consecutive life sentences is the maximum allowed by law. Jackson County Assistant Prosecutor Fred BeDemere, who tried the case for the state, said he expects Haley will appeal his conviction. " I tmagfaiA he'll tryto appeal. He has nothing to lose." Boone County Prosecuting Attorney Mut Harper, who attempted to prosecute Haley in connection with his attempts to estaMHh an organized crime operation here, said Haley " got what he deserved. People who execute other people forfeit their right to live in normal society." Haley's connection with Cohnnhia began in 1976, when he moved to Columbia after reportedly failing to control Kansas City's heroin traffic. According to statements made to Columbia law officials in 1978 by a former associate of Haley's, he at-tempted in vain to organize a drug- trafficki- ng, gambling and prostitution ring called " TheFamily." The circumstances surrounding the Kansas City shooting closely resembled the Jan.. 24, 1977, murder of 16- year-- old ColuiiitHan Breanda Hendren during a drug- relate- d robbery on Christian College Avenue. Two others also were wounded seriously daring the shooting. Haley's nephew, James Gant, has been convicted of that crime. In ad-dition to receiving fife innmsonment for first- degr- ee murder. Gant was sentenced in Boone County Circuit Court to two 99- ye- ar terms for ay with intent to loll and five years for armed ci iiniiml action. Deputy fired two warning shots at fleeing suspect . county sheriff's deputy fired two warnb soots Toesday night whue puisuKig an escaped prisoner an the Go& nmnu College campus, Maj. Bffl WMftehead of the Boone Conaty Sheriff's DeparmieBt saidFriday. Whitehead WedBeadoy had denied that any shots had been fired. He said Friday he had inade the denial becasas he dhfeit find est abort the shots anta later. The sbote were fired, aoaxdmg to Whitehead, bscaawe at the time the fleeing man " made a good suspect" in meJaffingoflWlaMorlcckonSisaday attheEverydayPeopfecri center. The saspect, Russell Warren Wflhams, 11, West Plains, Mo, no longer u under -"- pr- ftm for Ms. Morlock's oiarder. Wunams had escaped earfier Tnesday whDe he was being escorted to Boone County Jail after bis arraignment on a berglary dsarge in Boone County Magistrate Coort. Wntiams was recaptured Wednesday at CoicnialViaage Trailer WhoeBead said three deputies con-frontedWmtscns on a Colombia CoSege BBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBai parking tot Tuesday night after a call to the sheriffs office informed them the escaped prisoner had been seen there. Bob Bailey, one of the deputies, drew his gun and told Williams he was under arrest. According to Whitehead, Wflhams replied, " Go ahead and shoot, and then ran. Bailey then fired two shots into the air. Whitehead said that although he Drought Bailey's actions were justified, an irjvesugation had been made of the incident He said an investigation is made every timea deputy fires bis gan. Whitehead said Bailey fired the shots hoping Wunams would stop. " He did what he saw fit to catch the guy," he said Whitehead said he hadn't known Bailey bad gone to Colombia College to look for Wflhams because Bafley was off duty at the time. Bailey later told him that he had been there and had fired the shots. Whitehead said under a department regulation, an officer may shoot at a fleeing felon if the felon is a threat to the officer's fife, or if someone else's fife may be endangered by letting him Although Wflaams charges were burglary and parole violation. Whitehead said that at the time of the escape he was suspected ofhavingbeen involvedmtheMorlockkflnng. Williams was known to have frequented the Everyday People house where the body was found, Whitehead said, and the fact that he risked an escape on a burglary charge furthered the department's suspicions. Whitehead said mat the deputies draught Wflhams may have been able to arm himself between the time of bis escape and the fftrtJitiKfff st CUomhia College. WuBams later passed a polygraph test and astbonbes confirmed that be was not at Everyday People at the time of the slaying. Whitehead said several c''" m ChUege students were in the vicinity when the shots were fired, bat they were not in the pariang area where the shots were fired. He said there were no obstructions which wouM have cansed thebtuletetoiicecbet. Wflhams was not hart in the incident. Alttoagb a stodeS said he believed one of the shots had been fired at Wilfiams, Wbtehead said that wasnt true. Bailey was so dose to Wiffiams, Whitehead said, " tf be had ben bbscsbbe at lam Qe'dbavehahHn." BBBBBtaBBBBBBBBBBBBHnMaHiMBMna Who in Colombia is fenridng about the 21st ouutuy, andwhat are they doing about helping Cofamlaa reach the year 2TO with its qoaifty of life intact and economy series which begins Sunday, the Cohnnbsa Mpiwurian examines a wide range oftssnes faring ciSiiem of Boone County between now and the year C& miiig Sunday Gladys Cory of Neosho hannuy pursued her career as a sweepstakes fvofessional until a 1970 state Supreme Court ruling that forbade participation in sweepstakes by Ifiggoiiriaim. Thrnwgti itwM i smA iiimmi airy fgy - her contesting cohorts have stayed a step ahead of the law. A November referendum maywell change all that though. Read abontmonSiBidaysBackgroindpage. awawaaj7SHHi 31 From the worthless Electro- - wmM? mz8mUM. Mrtabograpa to the heroic BBBBHBBBBBBBBHBWaBBBK L TlaBBBBaBBBBflBBL IBBDB) WWWWBBWWS1bSBrilJBa jMk- - v wHwWWls'aBlMWSff" HBHHSEnE raceme mtlieBfidwwjt the swBBTnTrCsJlr3 Ii0ms Mfdiral MhwwMwi mMWk& ffiM bas it alL Read about tiie fljEHd medical history in Sanday0 BBBiBeBBBwBBBBBBBI gJj ' "' 2 -- "?- , b |