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CITY FINAL IN SPORTS: Mariners sweep series with victory over Rangers PAGE 11D 4 (2 0 Fora 1 Tfirth Stinio T71 ily 0 or' II Yclo II ji MONDAY JUNE 23 1997 Tarrant County Texas "Where The West Begins" 50 CENTS ZZ617ZI r- Suirimit ends with grumbling unity IERFOLKOWINGITHEtCrASSIFIEDISECTION1 ASSOCIATED MILK PRODUCERS INC of Arlington and Mid-America Dairymen of Springfield Mo may merge to create a mega-co-op that might control 27 percent of US milk production I 1 I I I i 1" 1 I 's-- I -s i 1 i I A Al e0cA' I 1 itt 4 17 14 '416dr 1 BY TERENCE HUNT The Associated Press DENVER World leaders concluded a historic summit yesterday with Russia's full participation for the first time squabbling over global warming but ducking a tough stand on the issue They prodded Middle East nations to resume peace negotiations and denounced human cloning "We have actually made real progress on problems that matter to our people" President Clinton said at a closing news conference hailing cooperation on everything from economic problems to security threats French President Jacques Chirac unhappy with Clinton's resistance to setting targets for reducing greenhouse gases grumbled that the United States is "one of the world's largest polluters" The president of the 15-nation European Union said that he was (More on SUMMIT on Page 8) The Associated Press Russian President Boris Yeltsin congratulates President Clinton yesterday at the Summit of the Eight conclusion TheWeekAhead jaka136LILLLinizi iluaxii NEWS You CAN USE is over but the beat goes on Lek I 113 Le 1" I1 I 1 I 1 I III I 6 -1" 1 "Let's rock 'n' roll" Last words of David Stoker before he received a lethal injection at Huntsville for killing a convenience store clerk (0 6 Troutoill THE ROAD WARRIOR warns motorists to avoid eastbound Interstate 30 traffic 4 from Oakland Boulevard to Eastchase Parkway One lane of traffic wil be closed from 7 am to 7 pm Sunday through Thursday Expanded Road Warrior on Page 38 1-30 a Rus reek LI Park THIS WEEK'S FORECAST TLIIEIAtemfor Errlets A e-r (-- ArriNTION ma oft" Amy recgcr RiOUtitt 0 "Olt RE A-bitttf orrmis cowl 06411 000 ANYONE nuteleilli MIMI kVit II INIVOVED 41 ii Ill 1-7r frifr-r i 4ti ArrENT101 4 I ii optss ma cmccit' F-r" I i 4 Mater 7 't Riotniti0 i i' IC ti ---01-- A' tli Fult oo'-NtIn' 1: I 1 -B 14: 3 I fi cotaam smtatAS 7 -1 1 couttadiotot so i i 4 "114? 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'4 l'''''' 1' s' 1- I I "0 i 'A C4 -kik ig 4A I 1 11 i iki p- ilt 4 I i 't otwaw 92nd year No 59 90 pages Copyright Fort Worth Star-Telegram 1997 in the 400 block of Meadowbrook Drive about 11 pm Police had been investigating Whitlow for allegedly stalking and harassing his estranged girlfriend earlier in the year A witness said he heard the two arguing loudly next door Saturday night and saw Whitlow chase Sawyer into the street Arlington police spokesman Dee (More on DEATHS on Page 8) BY BRIAN CRECENTE Star-Telegram Staff Writer ARLINGTON An Arlington man fatally shot his estranged girlfriend and then himself after cutting a monitoring device from his ankle and chasing the woman from her house late Saturday night police said Police found the bodies of Joseph Whitlow 42 and Karen Sawyer 40 in front of her house 1 TO SUBSCRIBE Dial DEL-IVER wwwstartextnet Star-TelegramPAU MOSELEY Tirgil Mendez left and Thomas Almendariz clear downed limbs In Arlington after a storm yesterday STORY ON PAGE I 00001 4 88727 eI 6.