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ALBANY (OR.) DEMOCRAT-HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1997 A9 Markets Mutual Funds Envoy hopes Ariafat-Israeli meeting will expand tallcs In the mutual funds table, the name of companies offering funds is in bold face. Each line lists an individual fund, followed by the price for which a share could be sold, the price for which a share could be bought, and the change in the selling price from the previous trading day. Funds not associated with groups are indented. Stocks at 2 p.m. NEW YORK (AP) Stocks dropped sharply shortly after midday, pushing the Dow Jones industrials below 8,000, as sell programs took hold.

Tthe Dow Jones industrial average- was down 48.78 at 7,982.44. The Dow had been down more than 20 points earlier in the session, trimmed its gains to less than 10, but headed lower after noon as bond prices dropped. The 30-year Treasury bond was down 9-16 point and yielding 6.68 percent. Declining issues led advancers by 1,658 to 1,137 on the New York Stock Exchange, where volume was slow at 304.93 million shares, down from Friday's pace of 419.21 million. Broad-market indexes were lower.

The Nasdaq composite index was off a sharp 27.16 at 1,571.36, led by a broad retreat in computer-related stocks. The Standard Poor's 500 list was down 6.66 at 926.88. The NYSE composite index was down 2.65 at 481.14. The American Stock Exchange composite index was 2.97 at 643.18. "As long as this situation continues there will be no excuse to arrest any Palestinian," said Barghouti.

"Any security cooperation must go parallel with political cooperation." In Gaza, marchers carried photographs of some of the thousands of Palestinians in Israeli jails. "The explosion is unavoidable," said Palestinian minister Imad Falouji, a former Hamas leader. Netanyahu blames Arafat for not doing enough to eradicate the infrastructure of militant factions including Hamas, the Islamic group Israel blames for last month's market bombings. Ross' emphasis on security initially prompted protests from the Palestinians, who feared their issues would be ignored. But Ross ap- eared to mollify Arafat by telling im that a far-reaching political initiative by Secretary of State Madeleine Albright would follow restored security cooperation.

Israeli-Palestinian relations deteriorated in March after Israel began building a large Jewish neighborhood in a part of Jerusalem the Palestinians hope to make the capital of a future state. JERUSALEM (AP) President Clinton's envoy said he hoped today's meeting between Yasser Arafat and Israeli intelligence chiefs would be a first step toward reopening talks on broader political issues. U.S. envoy Dennis Ross succeeded in bringing together the Palestinian leader and Israeli security officials in the West Bank city of Ra-mallah. Ross met separately Sunday with Arafat and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Ross said his goal was to re-establish security cooperation, which also is Israel's primary concern following a double suicide bombing that killed 16 people July 30 in a Jerusalem "There has to be a security underpinning, but the political issues also have to be addressed," Ross said today. "What we are doing at this point is trying to lay that basis." The bombing death toll rose to 16 today when Eli Adourian, 49, of Kfar Adumim, died of his injuries. He had been in intensive care since the attack, hospital officials said. Thousands of Palestinians, how ever, including supporters of the militant groups Hamas and Islamic Jihad, rallied in Ramallah and Gaza City today against Israeli policies. "Your crimes will lead to disaster!" said a banner addressed to Netanyahu in Ramallah, where protesters burned Israeli flags.

"America is an ally of the enemy!" one protester shouted through a loudspeaker. After the Ramallah demonstration, more than 100 young men burned tires and hurled stones at Israeli soldiers manning an army checkpoint outside the entrance to the city. The Israeli troops defused the situation by allowing Palestinian cars to go through the checkpoint toward the demonstrators, creating a huge traffic jam. Palestinian police then chased demonstrators back into the Palestinian-controlled part of the city. Marwan Barghouti, head of Arafat's Fatah faction of the PLO in the West Bank, said Fatah opposes any security cooperation while Israel continues a closure of the West Bank and Gaza Strip imposed after the bombings.

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Obituaries Linda L. Bates July 7, 1946 Aug. 8. 1997 LEBANON Linda L. Bates, 51, of Lebanon died Friday at Albany General Hospital.

The daughter of Ernest and Ann New York Stock Exchange Daily market roundup Auguv IIW -'A chanic and maintenance supervisor for Ameron Steel of California for 30 years. During World II he worked at the Han-ford Plant in Washington. In 1983 he moved to Lebanon, where he belonged to the Elks Lodge and St. Edward Catholic Church. He liked hunting, and fishing and was an expert horseman and an avid gardener.

Surviving are sons Arthur Jr. and Gary, both of Lebanon, and James of Newport Beach, and eight grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Seven sisters and three brothers died before Mr. Glover. Private family services were held.

Huston-Jost Funeral Home handled arrangements. Samuel Mark Owen Aug. 29, 1996 Aug. 7, 1997 LEBANON Samuel Mark Todd Kenneth Richard Travis Butch Owen, 11-month-old son of Mark and Leslie (Stigers) Ellis, she was born in Ventura, and grew up in California. She attended Ventura Junior College, earning a degree in law enforcement.

She was a counselor for the California Youth Au A-B-C 967 67i6 2162 106V2 3190 32 346 31V2 43376 41 'Vie 4328 22'4 7953 63Vie 957 25V 4005 35'Vw 1389 71Vts ACMSp AMR APLLtd ASA Lid Aamess Abtab AccuStff AMD Aeroltex 8650 S2S0 7850 7450 7050 8650 6196 975w Aetna Inc AffCmpSs 1115 26Va Agriumg 1100 11V2 thority, and had a positive impact on the lives of many AuguM K. IW7 Ahmans Linda L. Bates 933-54 I H.jh I JlJ HihMttow -V -1'4 -V -y -'4 -1 -V -V -V 1 -V 1 -V -116 -V 'A -7A 17 -1 -At) V16 law aim 3841 355 1382 1827 38 384 284 626 31' 4006 89' 3038 74V4 1954 32Vie 806 42'A 020 870 AirTouch Albertsn AJcan AlkjPow AUegTeldy AldSgnl Allstate Alltel Alumax i Alcoa 1V4 i -id -V 3 7 116 -116 '16 -16 3W -316 -'2 -Vl6 -1'V '2 1'16 -2 '4 4 1V 2 -316 5 -4B 3 12 -V -14 1674 86316 1226 301318 1646 6i6 wza a Hmaxu AmOntne 9450 68 Owen of Lebanon, died Thursday in a drowning accident. Samuel was born in Portland and lived in Lebanon all his life. Surviving besides his parents are sisters Jessica, Molly and An AEP In this table, the name of the stock is followed by the number of shares traded by noon Eastern time, the fast price as of noon, and the net change from the previous trading day.

James W. Hilburn Sept. 20, 1931 Aug. 8, 1997 SWEET HOME James William Hilburn, 65, of Sweet Home died Friday at Lebanon Community Hospital. He was born in Kiowa, to Clyde and Minnie (Doyle) Hilburn.

He lived in California for 37 years, working in the oil fields of Taft, Fellows and Bakers-field. Mr. Hilburn moved to Sweet Home in 1973 and worked in the woods. He belonged to the Church of God and enjoyed hunting and fishing. Surviving are companion Ruby Pritchard of Sweet Home; daughters Wanda Brown of Lebanon and Cherry Klauson of Salem; stepchildren Donna Garcia, Lisa Monstriono and Johnny Monstriono, all of Tillamook; brothers Paul of Port Orchard, John of Sweet Home and Bill of Lebanon; and sisters Barbara Guitry of Fellows, and Betty Groshuns of Oneida, Wis.

There are five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Son James Gordon Hilburn died in 19 and sister Pat Dawson died in 1990. Service plans will be announced later. Workman 4 Sleekly Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Crystal B.

Limbeck June 21, 1904 Aug. 8, 1997 SCIO Crystal Bates Limbeck, 93, of Scio died Friday. She was born in Scio. She married Elmer P. Limbeck July 14, 1923, in Albany, and he died Feb.

9, 1963. A homemaker and farmer, Mrs. Limbeck had lived on the same farm since 1941. She attended Scio Baptist Church and belonged to the Jordan Garden Club, the Oregon Quarter Horse Association, Scio Buckaroos and Riders of the, Santiam. Surviving are daughter Thelma James of Lyons, five grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.

Visitation was scheduled from noon to 8 p.m. today at Weddle Funeral Home in Stayton. Mrs. Limbeck's funeral will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral chapel, followed by burial at Stayton's Lone Oak Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to Scio Baptist Church. Death notice James Garland, 79, of Albany, died Sunday afternoon at home. Fisher Funeral Home is handling arrangements. 1766 433ie 8123 81 '2 907 51 5053 7612 3596 98" 2172 23'2 915 24'4 AmExp AGenCp AHome AmlntGs AmStors i Amercrd young people. In 1978 she moved to a small farm near Lebanon.

She married Tim Bates Sept. 1, 1984. Mrs. Bates enjoyed her family and close friends and was fond of animals, especially her horse, Yeller. She also liked working as a volunteer waitress at the Albany Elks Lodge, calling the work her "social time." Surviving are husband Tim; mother Ann Ellis of Lebanon; daughter Kelley Ann Forrester of Eugene; stepchildren Thomas and Catrina Bates; brother Ernest Ellis Jr.

of Albany; and sister Brenda McKenzie of Lebanon. Private family services were held Sunday. Huston-Jost Funeral Home handled arrangements. Arthur R. Glover Sr.

Oct. 23, 1913 Aug. 8, 1997 LEBANON Arthur R. Glover 83, of Lebanon died Friday at Lebanon Community Hospital. He was born in Leadville, to Raymond and Dorothy (Nethery) Glover.

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Fat lambs: 90-100 $71 $77.25 per 100 100-225 $61 $78 per 100 lbs. Ewes: 100-145 $28 $30 per 100 lbs. BellSo Lebanon Auction Yard Report for Aug. 7: Total receipts: Cattle, 220 head; sheep, 33 head. Slaughter bulls: Top bull, $40 per 100 lbs.

Average all four bulls in sale, $42.32. Slaughter cows: Top cow, $49.50 per 100 lbs. Average top 10, $45.49. Hoi BCFS: $17.50 $4 per head. Started HOL calves, $60 per head.

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1 white club wheat 4.30 No. 1 hard red winter wheat 4.17 14 pet dark N. spring wheat 4.98 Nonf errous metals NEW YORK (AP) i- Spot nonferrous metal prices Monday. Aluminum 80.4 cents per London Metal Exch. Fri.

Copper 110.00 Cathode full plate, U.S. destinations. Copper 105.85 cents per Y. Merc spot Fri. Lead 48 cents per lb.

Zinc per delivered. Tin $3.7746 Fri. Metals Week composite price per lb. Gold $327.70 troy Handy Herman (only daily quote). Gold $326 10 troy NY Merc spot Fri.

Silver $4,425 Handy Harman (only daily quote). Silver $4,363 troy Merc spot Fri. Mercury $200 00 per 76 lb flask. N.Y. Platinum $425.00 $437.00 troy N.Y.

(contract). Platinum $444.37 troy N.Y. Merc spot Fri. n.q.-not quoted, -not available. Stocks, closing quotations from tht provious fading dtytnd tht chingt onr tht count of thtt diy.

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