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Nation U.N. to make last-ditch appeal to Haiti rulers (AP) The U.N. Security Council, in a move supported by the Clinton administration, has approved a new demand that Haiti's military rulers surrender power. One official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said the actions could pave the way to using force if Haitian army chief Raoul Cedras resists, and that the "communication" to be delivered to him may be interpreted as a pre-invasion warning. The move, disclosed Friday by administration officials, is a big step toward unity within the council.

It also could head off diplomatic initiatives that might encourage Haiti's leaders to believe they could negotiate concessions, the U.S. officials said The Security Council may send a mission to Port-au-Prince to deliver the latest "communication" within a week. "The council would determine if the rulers of Haiti are prepared to implement the U.N. resolution," said a U.S. official, He said the administration was "comfortable" with the move but did not initiate it.

No opposition has surfaced so far, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity. The administration has not set a deadline for Haiti's rulers to depart. Secretary of State Warren Christopher said this week it would be a bad idea because it might be interpreted as license to stay on until the deadline. Clinton needs a win on health care WASHINGTON (AP) The twin setbacks suffered by President Clinton on crime and health care legislation are ominous signs for a president who needs to sell himself as a leader who can get things done. Even if Clinton engineers a promised comeback, the question will remain: If he stumbles on a politically popular issue such as crime, how will he fare on the much tougher battleground of health care? And if Clinton and the Democrats can't convince voters that they've broken gridlock when they control both houses of Congress, why would voters conclude that they deserve another chance? "If you don't have two of the most important issues, health reform and crime, it's hard to run on a platform of accomplishment," Democratic pollster Mark Mellman said.

"They'd have to find another IRS wants to seize company because of 1 cent MONTROSE, Colo. (AP) The Internal Revenue Service threatened to seize a sprinkler company for a penny underpayment of quarterly employee withholding taxes, provoking an angry congressman's intervention. Rainmaker's Inc. accountant Tom Jaskunas said he informed the IRS the shortfall resulted from rounding that is supposed to be allowed. But he got a nasty written reply: "We must now consider taking your wages, property and other Rep.

Scott Mclnnis, wrote the IRS, questioning the agency's judgment. The congressman taped a penny to his saying, "Now back off Rainmaker." Mclnnis added that the IRS should provide an explanation "when reality sets in." The IRS wrote back saying it was dropping the matter. Denver IRS spokeswoman DiAnn Cunningham refused. to comment specifically on the Rainmaker case. She did say, isn't something that would happen on a one-cent underpayment." Dennis Vanderwist, Rainmaker's owner, said: "What frustrates me is government asks us to play by the rules they don't play by themselves." Che Vil60 a a World Thousands flee Rwandan security zone KIGALI, Rwanda (AP) Government leaders and U.N,.

fanned out through southwest Rwanda on Saturday, -trying to stem the flight of more than 1 million people fearing a Enew surge of killings. Thousands were already reported fleeing toward the Zairian border. Aid groups shipped food, shelter and medical supplies to a camp in Bukavu, Zaire, in an effort to prevent a new refugee tragedy. The exodus is expected to speed up as the Aug. 22 deadline approaches for French troops to withdraw from their security Zone in southwest Rwanda.

Emery Brusset, a spokesman for the U.N. emergency office in Rwanda, said it would be "lucky" if only 1 million people flee the security zone in the coming week. The French are supposed to be replaced by U.N. peacekeepers from African countries, but many Hutus fear the new troops will be unable to protect them from Tutsi retribution. The Tutsi-led Rwandan Patriotic Front toppled the Hutu government in early July, after a 14-week civil war in which as many as 500,000 people were killed -most in massacres of and Hutu moderates.

Bosnian Serbs rebuff urgent U.N. peace bid SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) Bosnian Serb leaders on Saturday rebuffed a top U.N. official's plea to accept an international peace plan. Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic said after meeting with U.N. envoy Thorvald Stoltenberg that maps calling for Bosnian Serbs to settle for 49 percent of the republic "cannot be accepted." Bosnian Serbs currently hold 70 percent of Bosnia.

aGRANC headquarters Stoltenberg in met Pale with on Bosnian Saturday Serb after leaders holding at talks their Friday in the capital of Serb-dominated Yugoslavia with Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic. Officials at U.N. headquarters in New York characterized Stoltenberg's trip as an urgent mission to persuade Bosnian Serbs to accept an international peace plan they repeatedly have rejected. Milosevic, widely regarded as the instigator of the Bosnian war, is trying to force Bosnian Serbs to agree to a peace plan, hoping his efforts will have international sanctions against Yugoslavia lifted. Doubts grow about Palestinian police GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) A jeep screeched to a halt outside Anis Saker's house just before midnight and six plainclothesmen hustled away two of his adult sons.

That was May 28, days after Palestinian security forces took control of the Gaza Strip. Saker, a 65-year-old ice cream vendor, has not seen his sons since. He believes Naser, 27, and Ibrahim, 26, are being held on suspicion of informing for Israel, but no one will tell him the actual charges. "There is no authority, no legal system, no court to go to," he said. "We want a just trial and we want to see them.

We are not allowed." Saker said it took the familys' lawyers a month to find out that his sons were in the former Israeli-run Gaza central prison, now the Palestinian police headquarters. When the Palestinian police arrived in the Gaza Strip under the self-rule agreement with Israel, they were given a more enthusiastic welcome than Yasser Arafat received in July. THE SELMA TIMES-JOURNAL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1994-A3 Hill indicted on new federal law charges PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) An "The message is, we don't care said at a news conference. sheriff's Lt.

Ron McNesby. anti-abortion extremist was indicted whether you are pro-choice or anti- is a major breakthrough in He is charged with three counts of Friday on charges of violating the choice, and we respect your right to getting to the bottom of nationwide violating the FACE law, one each new federal clinic-protection law for express your views whatever they anti-abortion terrorism," said for the deaths of Dr. John B. Britton, allegedly killing an abortion doctor might be, but the violence must Feminist Majority Foundation 69, of Fernandina Beach and his and his escort. said assistant U.S.

attorney President Eleanor Smeal from her volunteer escort, retired Air Force Paul Hill, a former Presbyterian Deval Patrick, head of the Justice headquarters in Arlington, Va. Lt. Col. James H. Barrett, 74, of minister who advocated killing Department's Civil Rights Division.

Rev. David Trosch, a Roman Pensacola, and one for wounding abortion providers, already is The slayings were the first acts of Catholic priest in Mobile, Barrett's wife, June, 68. A federal charged with two state counts of violence since the Freedom of called the federal indictment a waste grand jury in Tallahassee also first-degree murder. The slayings Access to Clinic Entrances law took of government money. indicted Hill on one count of using a took place outside a Pensacola effect in May, and Hill is the second "It serves no purpose, said firearm, a Mossberg 12-gauge abortion clinic July 29.

person to face charges under the act, Trosch, who also advocates killing shotgun, in a violent act in violation Hill, 40, of Pensacola would face Patrick said. Federal authorities will abortion providers. no of federal firearms laws. Hill either the death penalty or life in continue investigating the shooting conspiracy. Again, it's just a lot of probably would be on prosecuted prison without parole if convicted of to determine if there was any hot air by people who like to murder.

the federal charges before he goes to murder and a maximum life term if conspiracy or connection to anti- preborn babies." Hill has refused all trial in state court, U.S. Attorney found guilty of the federal charges. abortion violence elsewhere, Patrick requests for media interviews, said Michael Patterson said. Record Continued from page A2 Arthur Stevens, Selma; Elmer Gary King of Maplesville. Note: Names of additional Delois Willoughby, Tyler; Elmore Hogue, Marion.

Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. admissions and discharges have Early, Safford. Babies: Hazeo Fox of Clanton. been withheld by the hospitals at the Discharged: Desmond Eaton, Baby boy born to Mr.

and Mrs. patients' request. Deaths Continued from page A2 Bertha C. Perryman Bertha Cannon Chastang Perryman, 75, of Camden, died Sunday, July 17, 1994. Mrs.

Perryman was born Oct. 30, 1918, to the late Ella and Ed Cannon. She joined Little Rock Baptist Church at an early age where the Rev. R.E. Daniels is the pastor, and she remained a faithful member until her death.

She was a graduate of Alabama State University, receiving her bachelor's and master's degrees in early childhood development. She was united in marriage to Raymond Chastang and remained devoted friends. She later married Raymond Sampson Perryman. She retired from the Monroe County School System. She dedicated her entire life ministering to the community.

Along with her son, they founded the Radio Ministry, "The Perryman Spiritual Program" where she served until she died. She served many church congregations other than her own. She was an active and long standing member of the Pride of Camden No. 678 Order of the Eastern Stars. She was also preceded in death by two sisters, Mandy and Lettie, and a brother, Mitchell.

Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Darryl and Erma Perryman; a daughter and son-inlaw, Cynthia P. and Sam Ross; three grandchildren, Jabari, Japera and Darryl; five sisters, Sally Byther, Annie Louise Curry, Alive Moody, Minnie B. McGraw and Ida Chandler (Nora); a niece, Ella Louise Goode; a great-nephew, Earnest I. Evans; and a host of nieces, nephews, great-nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. Warren Stringer Sr.

Warren Stringer, 68, of Selma died Thursday, Aug. 11, 1994, at a local hospital. Services will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Bethel Baptist Church in Pleasant Hill with the Rev. L.C.

Pettway officiating. Burial will follow at Good Hope Cemetery in Pleasant Hill with J.H. Williams Sons directing. Survivors include his wife, Mary L. Stringer; three sons, Warren Stringer Tommy James Stringer and Eddie James Stringer.

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American Home Products .....58 AmSouth NC Bellsouth Big .......10 Books-A-Million. Brunos CML Group: Compass Clear Channel Cardinal Health Continental Chrysler 46 Delchamps. Eastman Kodak .49 ...21 Federal Natl Mortgage Fleming Companies, Ford Motor General General Golden Enterprises Healthsouth Rehab ........30 Healthtrust Inc IBM Intel ....60 Intergraph. ........10 International Paper. J.C.

Penny Kinder Care Learning K- mart Leviathan Gas Pipeline ........27 Merck Morrison. Mutual Northern Border Partners ......24 Norfolk Southern Pacificorp 17 Peoples .......31 Pepsico Philip Morris daughters, Mae Frances, Walton, Elizabeth Stringer, Lessie Mae Stringer and Cathy Diane Stringer; and 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Glenda Kay Coker Glenda Kay Coker, 41, of Shannon, and formerly of Selma, died Thursday, Aug. 11, 1994, in a Jackson, Miss. hospital after a brief illness.

Graveside services were at 2 p.m. Saturday from the Doty Chapel in Shannon with the Rev. William Mason and the Rev. Shawn officiating and Pegues Funeral Home directing. Survivors include her husband, Edward "Eddie" Coker; five children, Michele Coker Mason of Omaha, Melody, Monica, Michael and Mark Coker of Shannon, her mother and step-father, Earline and Allie Burnett of Selma; two brothers, Lamar Long and Charlie Herndon of Shannon, three sisters, Dell House of Shannon, Sue Chism of Plantersville, and Melissa Fuqua of Selma; and a grandchild, Danial Mason.

B. Eric Barfield Benjamin Eric Barfield, 19, of Gulf Shores, died Thursday, Aug. 11, 1994, in a Gulf Shores hospital. Services will be at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Gulf Shores United Methodist Church with the Revs.

Gerald Shelton, Misty Edwards and Robert Gulledge II officiating. Burial will follow in the Pineview Memory Gardens Cemetery in Selma with Baldwin Funeral Home of Gulf Shores directing. A 1993 graduate of Foley High School, Mr. Barfield was an active member of the Orange Beach Baptist Church, 'Gulf Shores Volunteer Fire Department and Eagle Scouts. Survivors include his mother and step-father, Sandy and Floyd Williams; a brother, Chris Barfield of Atlanta, a sister, Barfield of Nashville, a stepsister, Leah Williams; his fiance, Kelly Till; and a number of aunts, uncles and other relatives and friends.

He was preceded in death by his father, James R. Barfield. Active pallbearers will be of A.G. Edwards and Sons Inc. and reflect prices as of are listed on an exchange or in the National Market at offer side of market.

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Edwards INVESTMENTS SINCE 1887 Member 872-1002 SIPC Thomas R. Boyd members of the Gulf Shores Rescue Squad. Honorary pallbearers will be members of the Gulf Shores Volunteer Fire Department and Boy Scouts Troop No. 49. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Gulf Shores Boy Scouts, Gulf Shores Volunteer Fire Department or the St.

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