The Macon Telegraph from Macon, Georgia • 10

10A Macon Telegraph and News Tuesday May 22 1990 Coleman rom page 1A banner for commencement want to see something done about it She deserve anything like At Jeff County High School flags flew at half mast Monday in memo ry of Coleman who would have graduated with her class of 140 members on June 2 "The best way to describe the students is to say they are very said principal Ronald Dixon very subdued staying in small Most of the students and faculty knew Coleman was dead when they arrived at school Monday However Dixon announced the news over the school intercom and asked for a moment of meditation reminded them of how pre cious life is and how important it is for us to love one he said Dixon has two counselors on his faculty available to talk with stu dents and Appling County school officials called him early Monday to volunteer the services of eight coun selors from that school system Southside Baptist Church also opened Monday and made counsel ors available to talk with students who needed them wanted the students to know there is a support system We want them to know we understand that they aren't Dixon said One of the most devastating as pects of death for her classmates is that she is the second senior to die in seven weeks Jason Wooten was killed in a car crash April 1 Dixon said Graduation will be held as sched uled and the memorial already planned for Wooten as part of the commencement ceremony will in clude Coleman he said But Dixon doesn't expect to see the usual graduation gaity death will have a tre mendous impact on graduation It will still be very much in the news There be any way the stu dents' pain can have Some students say just as soon skip graduation waited 12 years to gradu ate Now we even want said Russ Creamer can just send my diploma in the mail just understand he said was a sweet beautiful girl I guess God has a reason for everything but I see why it had to happen to Race rom page 1A feeling that possibly I was in the wrong She sidled up to a runner and asked "He just kind of looked at me strangely like you for she said started crying I thought no how The office worker at Bridges tone irestone Inc in Akron said she asked a policeman to drive her back into downtown but he had no car Back running again she stared ahead and noticed a shirt that read Do said she said "Then when I got to mile seven some guy was giving me some advice to slow down He said I was keeping pretty good pace and that if I could make it to the 13 mile mark I could get a ride back I got there I was feeling pretty good My timing was good I got to the 20 and it was like well I only have 10K left Then it was a matter of A final boost came as she neared the finish saw one other woman I know if it was my competitive spirit or what but I said passing Johnson finished the marathon in 4:04 good enough for 83rd place in the women's division Her longest run previously was eight miles Valentina Lounegova won the marathon in 2:4423 after fellow Soviet Irena 2:4128 first place finish was disqual ified Race officials said Sclyarenko received improper help from a teammate during the race ilemon Lopez of Mexico won the men's division in 2:1512 After the unexpected feat will Johnson enter another marathon? thought of it now and the thought of training for one I she said think it would be this year But knowing me Setback rom page 1A wrong immoral and must be stopped is not singled out for unfavorable treatment the ap peals court declared blocking access to public and private build ings has never been upheld as a proper method of communication in an orderly It was the third time in its current term that the Supreme Court rejected Operation Rescue appeals from adverse lower court rulings In October the justices allowed anti abortion protesters who intimi date abortion clinic patrons or workers to be held liable for triple damages and legal fees under feder al racketeering laws Last week the justices voted 5 4 to allow an Atlanta judge to ban Operation Rescue demonstrations within 50 feet of an abortion clinic and forbid protesters from getting within five feet of a patient or clinic worker Alison Wetherfield a lawyer for the National Organization of Wom Legal Defense und said the Supreme refusal Monday to hear Operation appeal very important because it tells us that there is no irst Amendment protection for this kind of activity The same issue is now before three other courts of Nationwide Operation Rescue has been battered by lawsuits arrests fines injunctions and jail sentences Terry who was released in January after serving four months in jail in Atlanta for trespassing estimated that Operation operations have led to more than 40000 ar rests The total amount of fines against the organization getting close to a almost as much as Operation Rescue took in last year Wetherfield said 6270 6220 Commodities 68 40 17C 61 00 6040 6040 337 5C 03 1865 NEW YORK SAP) Money rates for Monday as re 04 20 16 153 1 70 2000 company: 602 05 622 624 653 76 20 68 60 23 72 4 oreign exchange 42 22 10 2181 1 60 10 Mon Jul 15306 15260 15281 15243 5100 5100 5190 532 0 I 910 5700 1 670 1670 1670 Hoattng Grain prices Market hits a high Monday mills and merchandisers after 130 large Yef NEW YORK AP) Cocoa futures 1433 147Q Aug 76 00 08 76 45 76 55 15 May 85 52 85 67 1 5C 83 62 83 60 05 82 45 1 5C Apr 15C NOGS 6510 6532 M42 7350 7350 2001 2000 1998 5490 557 5 2319 2283 68 68 69 50 69 75 6990 83 95 83 95 7125 7128 74 40 73 70 75 67 83 85 83 77 83 92 16461 1 6459 1 6457 10C 10C PnmeRate 1000 Discount Rate 700 63 20 5570 5545 52 95 4872 5165 54 65 5240 6770 6745 6520 5995 59 25 30 20 20 01 20 00 1 915 2158 2003 2003 2016 1 657 1675 1 710 1910 2050 1670 1 570 008 017 24 05 23 75 23 45 23 10 22 75 22 25 22 25 22 00 520 0 523 0 5290 56O0 5700 1535 1550 1558 22 55 2230 22 25 2200 556 0 565 0 2230 2210 90 2181 1520 1531 6073 6075 6076 6076 69 75 6990 103 10 1 4172 1 4166 1 4163 1 4159 1 6570 16566 16563 16563 6985 7009 70 16 6313 7500 7350 7300 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not quoted 30 day average yield 7 86 na not available Commercial paper by finance 30 270 days 8 13 765 Bankers acceptances dealer indications: 30 days 8 15 60 days 8 13 90days8l2 120 days 8 12 150 days 811 180 days 807 Certificates of Deposit Primary: 30 days 767 90 days 782 180 days 797 1 year 8 10 Certificates of Deposit by dealer 30 days 8 25 60 days 8 30 90 days 8 35 London interbk Ottered Rate 3 months 84375 6 months 8 5625 Treasury Bill auction results: a ver age discount rate Jun Jul Aug Sep 1 5C 1 5C Ju Sep Dec Mar May Ju' sales 8 976 open mt 5 1 940 up 34 012 002 005 Oct Dec eo Apr Jun sales 1033 sopenmt 1 1 936 up 52 1 80 50 35 cents pe lb 74 45 74 9 73 70 74 1 HI GRADE COPPER 25000 lbs cents per lb 120 70 120 70 119 20 119 90 03 21 40 006533 006540 006539 006555 006544 006590 000355000355 281800 281800 UO9699 009713 705670597061 70636035 6036 6038 6038 gn currency in dollars Mon 1 6922 1 6900 ssales37O2 sopenmt 37514 up98 Britain 30dayfwd 60 dayfwd 90 dayfwd Canada 30 dayNvd 60 dayfwd 90 dayfwd rance Italy Japan 30 dyfwd 60 dyfwd 9u dyfwd Menco Spam Swrtzerlnd 5 30 dayfwd 60 daywd 15 90 dayfwd Grmny 1S 30 dayNd 4 0 60 day hvd 90 davfwd commercialrate free market financial rate off icial rate rate revised May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Dec eb Mar Apr May Jul Sep Dec Jan Mar Est sales 5200 ri sales 5355 ri open mt 31525 off 300 ALUMINUM 40000 lbs cents per lb May No 2 Soft wheat 3 304 1 7 No YeHow soybeans 6 08 6 18No Yellow Com 2 No 2 tow Corn 2 77e2 83 ciuira'ige rvirxi day 6 33 6 33 625 6397 643 635 341 3547 02 360 350Vf NEW YORK (AP) utures trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange Monday: Open High Low Settle Chg riuucuiL 1000 bbl dollars per bbl 1935 Aug Oct Dec eb Apr Jun Est sales 14000 ri's sales 13633 sopenmt 49767 On 70 PORK BELLIES 40000 lbs cents per lb 7000 6765 61 70 eb Mat A or sopenmt 3424 up 180 The Associated Press NEW YORK The stock market reached a new high for the fourth time in the past six sessions Monday getting still more mileage out of its spring rally The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 2477 points to 284468 surpassing the previous closing peak of 283171 it established last Thurs day Advancing issues outnumbered declines by about 9 to 5 in nationwide trading of New York Stock Exchange listed stocks with 997 up 538 down and 486 unchanged Volume on the floor of the Big Board came to 16628 million shares against 16252 million in the previous session Nationwide consolidated volume in NYSE listed issues including trades in those stocks on regional exchanges and in the over the counter market totaled 20114 million shares Interest rates were mixed to slightly lower in the credit markets Monday prices were un 97 25 Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan eb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Estsales87275 n'ssaies 54981 ri'sopen mt 274805 ott 3502 HEATING OIL sopenmt 103097 off 491 SOYBEAN MEAL 1 00 tons dollars per ton 1HUU 1ZSUU VOUD lBW 179 00 179 10 1 77 20 178 40 18020 18080 17900 179 90 181 50 182 80 181 00 70 18300 18450 18300 18300 18750 18800 186 50 186 80 189 00 189 50 18850 188 70 190 50 192 00 190 50 191 70 19300 19400 19300 19350 194 00 1 94 00 19400 19450 stales 012 ri nnanint73 nH 390 DlLvtn'lfXXJ) 1000 oz: cents per oz b'UU SPRINGIELD HI (API Truck and rail bids lot gram delivered to Chicago Quotations from the USDA represent bids from terminal elevators processors )m central time Mon NEW YORK CAP) oreign Exchange New York prices Rates for trades of 1 million minimum Dollar fgn currency Mon ri 5909 5917 Est sales 20 689 sales 23633 sopenmt 63 257 off 102 NATURAL GAS 1 0000 mm bntish thermal units 1 545 280 275 275b ri 'ssaies59270 sooenmi246464 ott 1667 OATS 5000 bu minimum dollars per bushel 10900 10950 10900 109 50 10810 10840 10730 108 30 107 10 105 75 104 10 10460 10370 104 50 10350 102 50 10150 100 90 10000 10000 10000 10030 9910 98 30 97 30 97 00 9620 ri sales 17669 nsopenirrt57685 CORN 5000 bu minimum dollars per bushel 'a 2 B2 'a 2 ZB 2BU 280 2 80 2 76 2 77 2 70 2 73 2 70 2 70 268 268 265 265 May Jul Aug eb Mar Est sales 9389 ri sales 8394 open int 14462 up692 LUMBER 1 50000 bd ft $per 1000 bd ft zvzeu 2UJ5U ZU2IU 2U2HU 201 60 20250 20140 201 70 19800 19850 19760 19820 20000 20050 200 00 ri ssales43 264 sopenmt 128 742 off 1660 SOYBEANOIL 60000 lbs dollars per 1 00 lbs 23 ZU 2361 23 40 23 19 2280 22 45 Oct Dec en Est saNs 25000 ssaes4387l touenm 116898 up 867 1 52 1 59 1 69 1 77 178 rissales4 129 sooenmt 12230 un 29 SOYBEANS 5000 bu minimum dollars per bushel ouz 7630 7380 Es sales 15 279 ssaes 19 730 rn open mt 89 3 up 588 EEDERCATTLE cams per lb bs ru Cows brkg util com 2 4 5100 56 00 cut bng util 1 3 5100 54 00 bulls yG 1 2 1300 1800 lbs only 6500 Calves absent eeder classes steers medium and large frame 1 300 400 lbs 108 00 1 1 7 00 400 500 lbs 94 00 1 04 00 500 600 lbs 81 00 88 00 Small frame 1 200 300 lbs 1 1 600 1 24 00 300 400 lbs 9400 1 04 00 400 500 lbs 8100 9200 500 600 lbs 8 100 8500 Medium frame 2: 400 500 lbs 8100 92 00 500 600 lbs 81 00 8800 600 800ibs 72 00 7500 Heders medium and large frame 1: 300 400 lbs 9300 9900 400 500 lbs 8300 89 00 500 600 lbs 81 00 8400 600 700 lbs 7400 7600 Small frame I 200 300 lbs 96 00 105 00 300 400 lbs 8500 8900 400 500 lbs 76 00 8300 Medium frame 2 200 300 lbs 9000 99 00 300 400 lbs 8200 8700 400 500 lbs 8000 83 00 500 600 lbs 77 00 7900 Small frame 2: 200 300 lbs 8000 8200 300 400 tbs 7000 7600 eeder and replacement cows small frame 1 8 2 3 7 years 750 1050 lbs 5800 6800 aged 5000 5500 756evm Petroleum futures Butterand eggs CHICAGO (API USDA Butter changed Monday AA Commodity exchange NEWYORKfAP) utures trading on the Cemex Monday 150 151 157 1 167 168 177 177 Open High Low SeKle Cha lOmetnctons per ton 14tft 1496 1518 1536 1550558 618 625'a Board of trade CHICAGO I AP) utures trading on the Chica go Board of rade Monday Open High Low Settle Chg WHEAT 5000 bu minimum: dollars per bushel 3B2 3BZ 3b9 JBJ'a U2 Eggs Trade sentiment steady sales delivered to volume bu yers unchanged A Extra icge59 62A 55 61 A mediums 49 55 Cocoa futures Open High Low Settle Chg lOOtroyoz doHars per troy oz jsj 37 70 375 20 37340 tQ 376 50 380 00 380 20 40 0 384 50 386 20 3M X) 3M 10 389 30 390 00 388 iQ 388 90 393 80 393 80 393 30 3 80 399 70 39970 399U0 39860 403 80 408 70 414 IQ Jul Sep Dec Mar May Jul Sep Dec Jan Mar ri open int 7 Cotton futures NEW YORK Cotton no 2 futures on the Cotton Exchange Monday Open High Low Settle Chg I I vir 50 000 lbs cents per lb Georgia livestock THOMASVILLE Ga (AP) Georgia lorida Ala bama packer hog receipts 6200 Barrows and gilts 100 higher Based on piant oelivered sales up until 1 1 a No 1 2 210 250 lbs 61 50 62 00 No 1 3 210 250 1b 61 00 61 50 Georgia carile auctions Receipts at one market 1 75 compared with 225 week ago Slaughter classes Steers absent Heifers absent Mercantile exchange CHICAGO (AP) utures trading on the CNcago Mercantile Exchange Monday Open High Low Settle Chg I I LX 40000 lbl Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar Mav Est sales 453 ri sales 335 ri open mt 4547 up 54 Money rates 42000 gal cents pet gal Jun 51 90 5190 50 95 51 44 48 Jul 51 40 51 45 5085 5109 Aug 52 15 52 30 5185 52 05 Sep 5380 5380 5345 5362 Oct 54 70 54 70 54 40 54 60 Nov 55 50 55 60 55 30 5555 Dec 56 40 56 50 56 20 56 45 Jan 5680 5680 56 60 56 75 29 eb 56 15 5620 56 00 56 10 24 Mar 54 25 5450 5425 54 20 Apr 5255 May 5135 51 35 5135 5140 Jun 50 80 Of Jul 50 65 06 Est sales 15727 ri 'ssales 1 5078 sopen int 85 543 up 572 UNLEADED GASOLINE 42000 gal cents per gal Jun 64 05 64 05 62 90 63 35 108 Jul 61 50 6150 60 40 60 83 Aug 59 45 59 60 5865 58 92 96 Sep 57 60 5780 57 25 57 30 Oct 5600 56 20 5565 55 75 Nov 54 80 54 90 54 75 54 65 Dec 54 20 54 20 54 00 53 80 65 Jan 53 80 53 80 53 30 53 20 65 eb 54 00 5400 54 00 53 65 60 Mar 54 60 55 Apr 56 10 May 5810 Jun 5750 Avenge rom page 1A ing on condition of anonymity When his 7mm pistol ran out of bullets the gunman pulled a dagger and continued his rampage police said quoting the Interior Ministry Pedestrians and nearby shopkeep ers panicked as screams and gun shots rang out The wounded were nine rench tourists and a Jordanian Police arrested Ahmad Badwan 28 a Palestinian living in Amman and carrying a temporary Jordani an passport officials said They said Badwan was from the Israeli occupied Gaza Strip The seven laborers slain by a roadside in outside Tel Aviv Sunday were also from Gaza motive behind the Amman shooting incident was to avenge the killing of Palestinian in Israel on Sunday a Jordanian police spokesman said Israeli authorities said psychiatric tests were ordered for the gunman in that attack a 21 year old Israeli who had been discharged from the army as unfit They described him as After the tour bus attack five of the wounded were treated and re leased Jordanian officials said ive others were hospitalized one in critical condition with both gunshot wounds and a stab wound Reward rom time unscrupulous bone traders have raided cemeteries for femurs and skulls faked US dog tags and sold their cruel frauds either to speculators or the gullible is a black market for American MIA bones Even today people believe us when we tell them the reward does not exist It has become a serious said Lai Xuan Chieu head of the oreign North American department He is chief representative on the joint US Viet namese committee searching for remains of missing Americans Xuan Chieu is not quite clear how Minh 50 came by the dog tagged skeleton but he suspects Minh bought it in the hope of collecting the fabled reward While Minh was sending out cau tious feelers to contact Americans willing to pay for his treasure he kept the bones in a cupboard at home A pious Buddhist he adopted his foreign guest as a member of the family This meant the restless spirit of the bones had to be kept in page 1A good humor by feeding him three meals a day setting a place at the table and making sure he had a cigarette after each meal Minh reasoned that if the spirit was content the reward would be higher Every war wise Vietnamese knows that Americans enjoy rice mixed with leech and chicken skin but that they love steaks hamburgers cheese and a good puff of Virginia tobacco So Minh says he spent first his income and then his savings to please his guest But bacon and eggs for breakfast hamburgers or hot dogs for lunch and steak for dinner proved a terrible strain on his resources Minh pawned his belongings His jewelry disappeared The family grew thin while the spirit feasted By Vietnamese tradition a dear relative is fed three times a day for the first three months after his or her death After that the ration is reduced to one meal and eventually phased out When Minh refused to cut his ration after three months and failed to find an American buyer for the bones his wife re belled She threatened divorce and said she would inform the authori ties The two fought Xuan Chieu said the couple brought the bones to his office in Ho Chi Minh City wife wanted to know about the reward told her the reward was a myth She said him any Xuan Chieu recalled guest which turned out to be a genuine MIA quietly joined other verified remains for shipment back to the US where the conflict over the search for missing service men still embitters US Vietnamese relations and is the basis for con tinuing economic sanctions against Hanoi In March authorities raided a family store in Ho Chi Minh City after receiving a tip that MIA bones were for sale there The family tried to fight police off with clubs and knives Inside were remains from 400 corpses Only three proved to be of non Vietnamese origin and were sent to the US identification center in Honolulu for further forensic tests Member rom page 1A children inside a nearby elementary school Homes in the immediate area were evacuated One victim of the shootings was identified as Diane Conarroe 43 who lives near the church and near Pearson Police said she had been shot point blank in the abdomen two times with a handgun and was undergoing surgery at Holmes Re gional Medical Center Conarroe whose husband is in charge of youth programs at the church was shot while standing in or near her home police said Pearson then fled to the church where he encountered George Smo dell a church deacon police said Pearson shot Smodell in the leg and held him hostage throughout the day police said Heller said the incident began at 8:40 am with a reported domestic disturbance at home When police arrived they were told by a woman apparently Pear wife that he was upset over unknown circumstances she was that he was going to do and he was believed headed toward the church accord ing to Heller Within moments police received calls about shooting at home and near the church One couple James and Ruby Bourne said they were drinking coffee in their home 100 feet from St Sebastian when a church secre tary and a male construction work er burst through their back door got a gun! got a the construction worker screamed The secretary said the gunman told Smodell: 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