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Injured umpire Steve Palermo ponders a question
as his wife, Debbie, answers the phone in theirPhotos by Louis DeLuca/Dailas Times Herald
hotel room. Palermo is scheduled to walk out on
the field tonight at Arlington Stadium.Umpire walking path to recovery
By Brock Mullins
OF THE TIMES HERALD STAFFSteve P ne m t v
And once at wxused to
League umpires don't sit down.
It was no big deal.
On July 7, it became a big deal.
That was the day Palermo was
shot in the back outside Campisi's
Egyptian Restaurant in Dallas
while trying, along with six other
men, to apprehend a robbery sus-
pect. The bullet damaged his spi-
nal cord, leaving almo
in his legs.
Suddenly, walking
came the goal of his life.
"I was sitting in the hospital, on-
ly able to wiggle two toes on my
right foot, and I made the promise
that I would walk back out onto
the field this season," Palermo
said.
So tonight, Palermo - never
one to go back on his word - willi
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legs, and day af
therapy already
trial mobility. WI
braces today, he
plate with the 1
the Rangers'Mother fears girl, 12,
may have been abductBy Bridgette Y. Rose
OF THE TIMES HERALD STAFF
FORT WORTH - Frances Fairl sits
on her living room couch, waiting for
the call that never seems to come.
She's spent much of the past month
there, hoping her 12-year-old daughter
- who disappeared in broad daylight
Sept. 1 while walking to a pay phone a
block away - will telephone to say
everything's all right.
"It's been rough, very rough," Fairl
said. "I sit here by the phone day and
night. I don't hardly sleep."
Police initially thought her daughter,
Amanda Watson, was with a friend
who was scheduled to be committed to
a psychiatric institute. But all clues to
the girl's disappearance have led no-away before,'
Fairl, 30.
Fairl and f
members posted
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picture and de
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borhood and in
requested the i
the girl.
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6 p.m. on Sept
tive's house
southeast Fort
to a pay phone
at the end of t
Amanda is
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; :mental Protection Agency reports little evi-
dence of extensive contamination.
"We're finding some isolated spots of low-
level lead contamination, which, of course,
we'll clean up," EPA spokesman Roger Mea-
cham said Friday.
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