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Thuttday, May 6, 1999 A-25 SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER San Francisco 5-Day Outlook Sei 'A i vign I mvm rm rrggn rxssn ro. Rruitnn First of Kosovo refugees reach U.S. soil San Francisco almanac tMnmiiijr'i tanptnturau High 69 Low 47 NorrrullwdaH 6550 Record high 84, 1935 Rocordlow 45.1976 6 a.m. Thu barometer 30.04 Wefaesdtrt precipitation: 24 hrt. ending alb p.m.

000 July 1-May 5. 1999 2337 Pd ot normal 116 July 1-May 5. 1996 4356 Pd ol normal 216 July 1 -May 6 Normal 20.20 Smut ThurvUy: 8 04 m. Sunriu Friday: 6 06 a.m. Ram'' Salt Tom lake 1 1 Omaha.

yA i City II Sari Francisco Denver city Cincinnati fVchy fog early, then tunny 71V 52 Pnlrhy lug early, ihrn wnny 67V 49" fWliy fog early, then tunny 66V 49 Partly cloudy and breezy 62V 48' Mostly tunny and cooler 64V 48 Veea Oklahoma ---Nashville 6 Fe ff Angles Atlanta Santa Rom Km. em Eureka 0 5740 ,7146 Napa 7244 nun uiieanv Bay forecast Patchy low clouds and fog near the coaHt spreading locally inland this evening. The clouds should decrease later tonight Lows in the 40s. Partly cloudy skies and breezy on Thursday. Highs from the 60s.

5 Vallejo' AH. T'! Miami Concord San Rafael Red Bluff 8147 Tahoe 6628 7447 7246 Oakland Uklah San Francisco 6446 6549 1 pr enure preiiure Coidfrmt Warm front Statkmary front Waki T-rtonw Snow Sacramento 844g Marine forecast Point St GeorgePoint Arena: Northwest winds at 20 to 35 knots through Friday, with 3- to 6-foot seas Thursday night and 4-to 8-foot seas Friday. A northwest swell at 8 to 12 feet. Scattered showers arc possible Uvermore 7444 Fremont 7245 State temperatures and precipitation For the 24 hours ending 5 p.m. Wednesday.

La Prac. Hi lo Prec. Stat Redwood City 7145 tonight and isolated showers on Friday. Bakersfield 76 44 San Jose Bay Area lo ftec. Concord 79 47 Fremont 77 45 Uvermore 74 41 Napa HI 44 Oakland 69 48 Point ArenaPoint Pino: Northwest winds at 20 to 35 Blue Canyon 65 39 Eureka 56 38 7346 Palm Springs 91 56 Sacramento 82 44 San Dmgo 65 63 Santa Cru 74 42 Hosemrte 71 33 Rectoood City 78 45 Santa Rosa 74 45 San Jose 80 46 San Kalael 76 44 Valley 77 43 knots through Friday, with 3- to 6-foot seas Thursday Santa Cruz 79 48 69 53 Fresno Los Angeles Forecasts and GrarJTICi Dy WealhtT (rill rut.

Inc. 6743 Monterey Fresno 8553 night and 4- to 8-foot seas Friday. A northwest swell at 9 to 13 fed. Mostly cloudy skies tonight and partly cloudy on Friday. Point PnotPohrt Conception: Northwest winds at 20 to 35 knots through Friday, with 4- to 6-foot seas and 9- to 11- Potrrl 6243 City Bakersfleld 8655 Palm Springs 9762 iather Extremes: Mtallrn, Texas: 106 Stanley, Idaho: 12' Wednesday Thursday Friday Wednesday Thursday Friday HI Lo Pcpn Wea HlLo Wea HtLo City HI Lo Pcrjn Wea Wlo Wea Hllo 46 39 .15 ptc 6235 cdy 6235 Memphis 83 61 4.14 pic 7755 pic 7H55 74 61 .16 1 7862 7762 Miami Beach 86 75 ptt 8775 ptc 8974 75 50 7559 7861 Milwaukee 67 54 .08 6751 6349 53 33 sun 6341 ptc 6939 Minneapolis 68 57 .24 6349 5945 57 .13 cdy 6153 cdy 6354 Nashville 76 61 1.27 cdy 7656 cdy 7656 82 56 ptc 8262 1 7460 New Orleans 87 76 .05 cdy 8665 ptc 8665 81 59 .04 ptt 8769 I 8668 New York City 74 56 .01 ptc 7158 crV 7258 78 62 .04 6852 6649 Oklahoma Cty 70 50 ptc 6947 ptc 7553 79 54 7653 ptc 7556 Ortando 87 62 ptc 9168 ptc 9270 81 60 sun 7648 sun 8459 Philadelphia 78 57 ptc 7358 7860 62 32 1 6337 sun 7545 Phoenm 87 59 sun 9364 sun 9667 75 54 .03 I 7654 cdy 7253 Pittsburgh 77 50 7858 p(c 7655 79 60 sun 7945 ptc 8655 Portland.

Ore. 65 39 6041 I 5639 83 71 sun 8369 sun 8370 Reno 70 36 Sun 7641 sun 6'l36 92 73 Sun 8665 Sun 8761 St. Louis 83 62 .72 ptc 6951 cdy 6Z52 78 63 XII 7250 cdy 7251 Salt Lake City 50 35 sun 6346 ptc 6944 66 56 cdy 6148 cdy 6147 Santa Fe 55 30 ptc 6234 sun 7539 61 27 sun 6628 sun 5631 Seattle 61 41 I 5840 6239 77 60 Sun 8461 Sun 9065 Washington, D.C. 77 53 7761 I 7963 79 63 .25 cdy 7553 ptc 7556 Wichita 69 50 ody 6445 ptc 6945 Sierra Nevada: fS. 6949 -f Anchorage Atlanta Baltimore Billings Boston Bullato Charleston, S.C.

Chicago Cleveland Dallas H. Worth Denver Detroit El Paso Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Lake lahoe Las Vegas Louisville -S, Los Angeles Mostly 7956 clear and breezy on Thursday Woman gives day after arrival By John Curran ASSOCIATED PRESS FORT DIX, J. A Kosovo refugee woman gave birth to a brand new little American on Thursday, the day after she was airlifted to sanctuary from the chaotic Balkans. The 7-pound, 7-ounce boy is the first child for the woman and her husband, said officials at Virtua Health Memorial Hospital in Mount Holly. Information on the mother and child's condition was not immediately available.

The 21-year-old woman, whose name was not released, was one of 453 refugees from Kosovo who arrived in New Jersey on Wednesday. They were met by first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and U.S. officials who are coordinating the $100 million resettlement effort that has transformed this old Army base into a modern-day Ellis Island. The woman's husband was with her, hospital spokeswoman Anne Beattie said. She said she hasn't seen the husband, but, "I'm sure he's very excited." The woman had been taken to the hospital on a stretcher after her arrival because she appeared to be suffering from dehydration.

Hospital officials said earlier Thursday that she was all right but would be kept there to await her child's birth. As the other refugees the first victims of Yugoslavian "ethnic night. Mostly sunny and breezy to locally windy through San Diego 71 S7 the passes on Friday. Continued breezy to locally windy through the World weather 24 hours ending 2 a.m. Thursday.

foot northwest swell. Partly cloudy skies expected tonight and mostly clear conditions Friday. Regional forecasts Northern Coast: Mostly cloudy tonight with scattered showers. Partly cloudy and breezy Friday with a slight chance of showers. It will remain partly cloudy and breezy both Friday night and Saturday.

Highs both days will range from the mid-50s along the coast to the 60s inland. Lows both nights will be in the low to mid-40s. Northern Mountain: Skies becoming mostly clear Thursday night. Friday will be mostly sunny and breezy. Friday night will sec clear skies and Saturday will remain sunny and breezy.

Highs both days will range from the 60s to the low 70s. Lows both nights will range from the 20s to the low 40s. Central Valley: Partly cloudy skies tonight in the north and clear in the south. Sunny, breezy and a little cooler Friday. Clear again Friday night and sunny and breezy on Saturday.

Highs both days from the mid-70s to the low 80s. Lows both nights in the 40s. Central Coast: Areas of low clouds and fog tonight. Partly cloudy and breezy Friday and Friday night. It will remain breezy on Saturday under sunny skies.

Highs both days in the 60s to low 70s. Lows both nights in the 40s. City HI Lo Wea City HI to Wea City HI lo Wea CHy HI lo Weo 84 70 ptc Copenhagen 54 41 ptc london 64 50 Seoul 72 52 ptc 61 52 Dublin 59 48 cdy Madrid 72 61 pic Singapore 82 77 hi 81 68 ptc Edmonton 54 32 Manila 86 79 ptc Stockholm 54 28 cdy 89 72 Geneva 68 67 i Melbourne 61 52 Sydney 63 59 cdy 73 59 ptc Guadalajara 88 48 sun MeKCrty 82 55 ptc Tahiti 88 73 77 54 ptc Guam 84 76 Montreal 81 57 cdy Taipei 66 59 CO 61 46 ptc Havana 95 73 -sun Moscow 41 30 cdy lei Aviv 95 60 sun 67 50 Helsinki 46 36 Cdy New Delhi 110 85 hi Tokyo 77 61 ptc 57 46 ptc Ho Chi Minh City 81 77 sun Oslo 59 37 ptc Toronto 73 54 sun 68 43 ptc HongKor 72 68 cdy Pans 72 63 Vancouver 55 41 95 70 ptc 80 54 ptc Rio De Janeiro 90 70 Vienna 59 45 55 32 Johannesburg 72 50 cdy Rome 68 57 ptc Warsaw 55 37 sun Acapulco Amsterdam Athens Bangkok Barcelona Beijing Berlin Brussels Budapest Buenos Aires Cairo Calgary passes Friday night and Saturday under mostly clear skies. Highs both days from the mid-50s to the 70s. Lows both night from the mid-20s to the mid-40s.

Southern California: Clear skies tonight except for patchy fog and low clouds late along the coast. Sunny on Friday, a little cooler and becoming breezy in the afternoon. Clear skies Friday night and Saturday. It will remain breezy, especially during the afternoon, on Saturday. Highs Friday from the 60s at the coast to near 100 in the lower deserts.

Highs Saturday from the 60s at the coast to the 90s in the lower deserts. Lows both nights from the 30s in the mountains to the 50s. mn-ftumrr: d.ew; rjtcparUy otoudy: arr-udy: hifuuy: wwno; r-rsin, druae. MturiderMorms, lMeet, freezing ram. Ice; vim, m'tittsainft T.tiace Low: 3.3 10:38 p.m.

High: 4.2 601 p.m. Thursday tides High: 4.9 low: 0.1 3-1 a.m. Friday tides High: 4.7 Low: 0.2 4:09 a.m. 11:02 a.m. Tide at Golden Gate Bridge.

Corrections (or nearby locations: Oyster Point Marina, 48 mm. and 1.1H high, 67 mm. low: San Mateo Bridge, 52 mm. and 1 .8 ft. high, 80 mm.

and It. low; Dumbarton Bridge, 60 mm. and 2.6 It. hgh. 98 mm.

and 0.5 ft. low; Richmond inner Harbor, 25 min. high, 36 mo, low; Crockett, 99 mm. and 0.2 tl. high.

123 min. and 0.2 ft. low. Low: 31 11:57 p.m. High: 4.4 6:56 p.m.

I Death Notices Cremations CACERES, RaYmunda At peace on May 4. 1999. Loving mother of Danny. Andy. Ben, Pat Ellzabelh; proud grandmother of 14, great-grandmolher of one.

Also survived by many other loving relatives and friends. Family friends may visit Thursday (today) from 3pm to 9pm. vigil service Thursday at 7pm at the chapels of VAL-ENTE, MARINI, PERATA 4840 Mission SF. Funeral Mass on Friday May 71h at 9am at Church of the Epiphany, SF. 415-333-0161 Pacific Interment Service Locally Owned Crematorium 1-800-442-1810 www.lnterment.com CACERES, Raymunda DaVEGA, John GHE2ZA, Bruno Guido HANNAN, EugeneS.

LORNE, EleanorCatherine Wilson MAX, Roosevelt 'Roy' PADILLA, MargotL PALMER, Dorothy London ROSS, Patricia M. WOO, Fay Hong WUNDER.Thelma Irene Cemeteries-Lots ATTENTION! Olivet Memorial Park Property Owners; Please call our RecordRsrch Dept 650-755-0322 GHEZZA, Bruno Guldo In the city April 77, 1999. Loving husband ol the late Rosey Ghezza; beloved father of Marlsa Valsecchl of Italyand the Ia1e ErmannoGallegionl, Sr. of S.F.; devoted fa1her-ln-law of Thelma Gallegioni and the late Athos Valsecchl; cherished grandfather of Ermanno Michael and David of S.F. and Ermanno.

Glov-anna and Franchescoof Italy. Survived by a brother Pasqualli and Rena both of Italy and many family and friends In the U.S. and Italy co-founder of Gallegioni-Ghezza Painting Co. On behalf of the family, we extend our apologies, but services were Monday, May 3. Interment Holy Cross.

GREEN STREET MORTUARY HANNAN. Eugene S. In San Bruno. April 30. 1999.

aged 80 years. Devoted husband of the late Florence M. Hannan (Wlnlers); beloved father of Rita Mortara of Santa Rosa. Carol Morgan of South San Francisco, Eugene A of Bulingame. James of Ron-nert Park.

Raymond of Roseville. Joseph of New York City. Maxian of Milton. Steven of Colorado CI1y, CO. and the late William Hannan; loving gandfalher of 20 grandchildren; and great-grandfather of nine.

Survived by his brother, the Rev. James E. Hannan. OSA. of San Diego.

Born in Stonebam. Mass. and a resident of San Francisco and the Bay Area sice 1924. Alumnus of St. Paul's Grammar School.

St. Igntius High School (1937). and the University of San Francisco (History, 1956). A decorated veteran of the U.S. Army, he served in the Philippine Islands In WWII, as a staff sergeant under Gen.

Douglas MacAr-thur. Served the city be loved with the San Francisco Water Dept. from 1942-1978. Proud citizen of the U.S. and Ireland; man of PADILLA.

Margot L. At rest In San Francisco on May 1. 1999. Devoled wife of the late William J. Padllla; beloved mother of Mar-got Chatetz (Jay) and the late Alicia Adrag-na; loving grandmother of Michael Adrag-na.

Lana Morris. David Padilla. Camille and Jared Chafetz; great grandmother of Se-thand Alyssa Morris. Also survived by her loving sister-in-law Laura Sagastune, many nieces, nephews, and friends. At her request, no funeral services will be held.

A Memorial Mass will be celebrated at Most Holy Redeemer Church. 100 Diamond Street, San Francisco on May 15, 1999 at 10:30 a.m. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the charity of your choice. PALMER. Dorothy London In San Francisco.

May 2. 1999. Dearly beloved wife of the late Chesler D. Palmer and Raymond J. Hill; loving mother of Rosemary L.

(Richard) Daly and Dorae London-Hill; cherished grandmother of Richard. Steven. Kim and Thomas Daly. Geraldyne Peterson and Michelle Sutter; and great grandmother of Steven and Benjamin Daly. Mandy Peter-sonand Nicole Suiter; devoted sister ol the late Lenore R.

Hanrahan. A nalive ol San Francisco. Graduate of St. Rose Academy, Class of '27. Friends are Invited to attend Funeral Services Thursday.

leaving DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY. 500 Wesllake C. thence to St. Anne of the Sunset Church. F.

where the Funeral Mass will be celebraled at 10am. Committal Holy Cross Cemetery. Donations to a charity of choice. THE BUD DUGGAN FAMILY (650)756-4500 (415)587-4500 ROSS. Patricia M.

Age 76. Died peacefully In her sleep in San Francisco on April 18. Survived by her daughter Magdalen Ross. BAY AREA RESALES FREE LIST Plots S995-Crypts $1995 Bkr 800-934-8334 DaVEGA, John July 27. 1960-Apr II 30, 1999.

Born on July 27, 1960 in Berkeley, John was raised in Oakland. He was a graduate of Skyline High School in Oakland and the University of California a1 Los Angeles. He received his law degree from San Francisco Law School in 1991 and iolned the Alameda County District Attorney's Office as a Prosecutor In 1994 where he served until his untimely death. John was a strong athlete and an avid outdoorsman who enjoyed biking and hiking. John is survived by his loving parenls, Mary and Claylon 'Buzz' DaVega; and his sister Janet and her husband.

Michael. If desired, donations in his memory can be made to the East Bay Regional Parks. Friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service on Friday. May 7th at 6:00 p.m. at St.

Theresa's Catholic Church. Reception will follow, SKYLAWN 2 lots Vet. Mem. Golden West IX $6200 650-344-3449 Caskets and Urns In Memoriom Casket Wholesale Centre San Francisco Discounts On Caskets. Urns 8, Markers OpenJTo The Public (415)552-8766 f1 cleansing" against Albanians in the province of Kosovo to be brought to the United States stepped off the buses at Fort Dix on Wednesday, they were greeted by soldiers who reached out to shake their hands.

The first wave of refugees fleeing the squalor and deprivation of Balkan border camps emerged Wednesday from the chartered 747, some smiling, some toting carry-on luggage and many wearing winter garb despite the 70-degree New Jersey weather. Some of the refugees appeared tired after the 13-hour flight from Macedonia, especially the elderly men and the women carrying children. Many of the new arrivals waved at air base personnel and local dignitaries who greeted them with spurts of applause. They then filed into buses that took them to a private reception with Rodham Clinton and other dignitaries, including Health and Human Services Secretary Donna Shalala. "We know that most of all you want to be reunited with friends and family and to return to your homes and live in peace," Rodham Clinton said as she stood under a banner that read "Mirsevini Ne Amerike, Welcome to America." "This is the goal that the United States and our NATO allies share, and we will not let Mr.

Milosevic succeed in keeping you out of your homes," she said. Many in the audience broke into enthusiastic applause as her pledge was translated into Albanian. "I know you are tired, but you look very good to me," the first lady said. "We want you to hear that the American people are very sad and very angry to see what happened to you in the last weeks and months. Our hearts and our prayers have been with you, and now we want to show you our homes are open to you, too." After her remarks, she greeted the refugees with handshakes.

They chanted "Clinton! Clinton! Clinton!" and "U.S.A.! many Interests. Including woodworking, plumbing, photography, literature; enthusiastic genealogist and historian of California and San Francisco; he will be missed by all who knew him for his strength, loyalty and love. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on Saturday. May 8 at 10:45 AM at St. Paul's Church.

Interment on Thursday. May 6th at at Holy Cross Cemetery. Colma. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The Preservation Fund. St.

Paul's Church. 221 Valley San Francisco, CA 94131. Goodwin 8, Scannell (415)648-2233 Private memorial service. WOO. Fay Hona Peacef ullyon April 29.

1999 in Oakland. CA. Beloved husband of Irene Woo of Oakland; loving father of Patrick Woo; loving brother to lale Kwan Ying Wu Tom. Fay Ming. Donald (Helen) Woo.

Dar-lene Wong. Corinne (Denver) Clevenger, Delbert (Amelia) Wong; devoted uncle to Linda Tom Leung, Eva and Gorman Lee. Michelle and Cheryl Woo, Camille and Da-mien Wong; great uncle to Kaiya Cania-Wong Jones. Friends and relatives are cordially Invited to attend the Visitation on Friday. May 7.

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CA. Funeral Services to lollow on Saturday. MayB. 1999at Interment at Wood-lawn Memorial Park, Colma. CA Memorial contributions may be made in his memory to: Dr.

Ernest Rosenbaum. Cancer Research Fund. Mount Zion Health Syslems. 3330 Geary Blvd. San Francisco.

CA 941)8. WUNDER, Thelma Irene In Burlingame. May3. 1999. Wile ol the late Chris Wunder, a native and longtime resident of San Francisco, for many years lived in the Los Angeles area, where her husband worked as a Labor Boss at Universal Studios.

Mr. Mrs. Wunder retired to Burlingame In 1970. He passed away in 1977. A funeral service will be held at 1 pm Friday.

May 7. 1999 at the COLONIAL MOR-TUARYOF Burlingame. Interment will be In Cypress Lawn Cemetery, Colma. Friends may visit at the funeral home from 5 to 8 pm Thursday. DEATH NOTICES To Publish: 1) Call your notice in to: Ms.

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Eleanor Catherine Wilson Died at her home in Sonoma. California on May 4. 1999. She was a native San Franciscan. She attended St.

Rose Academy in San Francisco and Dominican College in San Rafael. Daughter of Lawrence and Josephine Wilson; granddaughter of Dennis (Original Mc Carthy's) and Kalherine Mc Carlhy. all who preceded her In death. She is the sister of Larry Wilson of Puerto Vallarta. Joan Wilson of Sonoma, and William Bill' Wilson of El Cerrito.

The mother of Denlse. Judy and Jennifer Lome of San Anselmo. Michael and Stephen Lome of Haleiwa. Hawaii. Kevin Lome of Stinson Beach, and Mallhew Lome ol Zephyr Cove.

Nevada. She was also the proud grandmother of Stephen Michelle. Ryan, 'Bubba'. Marin. Tara and 'Willie' Lome.

After raising her family In San Anselmo. she worked for irst American Savings and Loan, and then Hamilton Savings and Loan In Marin. She enjoyed world traveling, good times at the family home at Stinson Beach, which included many special gatherings with her children and grandchildren. Her number one priority In her life was to care, give security, comfort and love to her family. She had a wonderful sense of humor, was an avid reader of novels, and was very proud of her Irish Heritage.

(Her Irish Stew recipe will live on). Funeral Services will be private, held by Duggan's Serra Mortuary. Daly City. Interment will be in the family plot at Holy Cross Cemetery. Colma.

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AFTER 12 LINES, BILLING IS CALCULATED BY TOTAL SPACE Cremations Honor the life of a loved one with a Photographic Memory. During May and June, at least 20,000 Kosovo refugees will be brought to Fort Dix and other sites at a rate of 2,000 a week, the State MAX, Roosevelt 'Roy' Died in Guernevllle. May 4. 1999. Beloved husband for 73 years to Lillian M.

Max; loving father of June Bianchini. Bob Max and Rich Max: grandfather of nine; great grandfather of 13; greal greal grandfather of one; brother of Irene Wedel and the late Esther Prater. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. A native of S.F., Ca. Age 94 years.

Mr Max was a retired F. fireman after 39 years of service. Member of the S.F. Fire Dept. Widows and Orphans.

Friends are invited to the Memorial Service. Friday, May 7, 1999 at 1:00 P.M. at 1he PARENT-SORFNSEN MORTUARY. Magnolia Ave. and Keokuk Petaluma.

Privale inurnment, Olivel Memorial Park, Colma. Memorials preferred to VN A Hospice. 1110 N. Dulton Sanla Rosa. Ca.

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The State Department and international organizations are trying to unite those refugees with their relatives here. The Chicago Tribune contribut ed to this report..