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MARKETS MUTUAL FUNDS Stocks at noon NEW YORK (AP) Stock inwere slightly changed at midday as market leader technology shares struggled to set a direction. At noon on Wall Street, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 0.26 at 9,133.29, after swinging narrowly between positive and negative in the first hour of trading. Broad indexes were higher, with the Nasdaq composite up 24.75 at 2,335.54, and the Standard Poor's a 500 index up 9.91 at 1,226.05. Investors continued to sell Internet stocks in disappointment that Lycos didn't get a premium in its three-way deal with USA Networks Inc. and TicketMaster Online Citysearch Inc.

Lycos' shares were down 11 at 82 pulling other Internet shares with it. But unlike Tuesday, when computer shares were sold indiscriminantly, the shares of big computer companies were mixed today. IBM was up 2 at 165 on the Big Board. CURRENCIES The dollar LONDON (AP) The U.S. dollar fell against most other major currencies in European trading Wednesday.

Gold prices were mixed. The dollar was quoted at 115.08 Japanese yen, up from 114.63. But at midday in New York, the dollar was trading lower at 114.15 yen. euro was quoted at $1.1339 in Europe, up from $1.1309, while British pound was quoted at $1.6279, down from $1.6370. At in New York, the euro was trading at $1.1344 Other dollar rates compared with late Tuesday included 1.4065 Swiss francs, down from 1.4143; and 1.4908 Canadian dollars, down from 1.

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1873 -16 -1 TelBrasil 8618 134 TelBrasH 4432 6716 TelArg 2522 TelMex 5468 Telegib gs 1366 TenetHit 11674 20 Tennco 1476 30 -17 Terdyn 4946 56 Texaco 2970 5236 Texasinst 15364 TexUtil 1836 Textron 1813 ThermoEl 3692 15 Tidwtr 2572 21 TimeWm s10378 THilfgr 1656 Trohmrk 1712 Total 1505 52136 -136 ToyRU 15393 Transam s. 1373 Transocn 5518 24 TriConti 396 -1 TriconG 4198 -25 Triumph 51 -76 Tuppwre 1953 Tycoint 19202 71 36 UNUM 32627 -736 USWest 4437 62 UST Inc 2659 2916 -136 USXMar 1567 UltramDS 1483 Unicom 1463 -1 UnINV 2167 UnCamp 3414 UCarb 3186 -636 UnionPac 3615 50 -78 UPacRs 3069 UPintr 1245 43156 -116 Unisys 6706 UtdCosF 2430 UHithCr 3040 4276 US Airway 3462 US Bncp 3374 US Filter 4106 -36 UtdTech 6416 UnvHit 1388 Unocal 2370 V-W-X-Y-Z -1 Valero 1369 19 Varco 1890 Venator 3382 Vencor 1348 Vishay 3119 Vodafone 2749 WalMart 10779 81116 Walgm 3403 -96 WarLm 11343 68 96 WA Mut's 6567 41 WsteMinc 4924 Weathint 1900 WeinRI 146 40 -36 WellsFrgo 17204 WDigit! 4498 Westvaco 1380 Weyerh 998 Whitmn 7741 Williams 5752 -1 WinDix 2539 WiscEn 11586 Xerox 7199 116 YPF Soc 5672 30 96 -1 ZiffDavis 4687 N.W. STOCKS. Stocks, closing quotations from the previous trading day and the change over the course of that day. AcresGim -1 CentiBcs.

1513 Cisco 9515 -6 DellOptr -61 Epitope 512 Idacorp Intel Klamath Keycorps LongvF MentGr -1532 MitroiOne 1511 Microstts Nike8 Nordstr 39518 NWNG Paccar Pact Cp PrecOst -7 RogWive Safeco Synthe -56 TJ Intl 24932 Tektrnx WA Mulls Wilamt 3412 ALBANY (OR.) DEMOCRAT-HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 1999 A9 Senate deliberates Clinton's fate behind closed doors Continued from A1 "Although the president lied, this specific case of perjury does not rise to a level requiring removal." Senators from both parties acknowledge Clinton is assured of acquittal because the two-thirds margin for conviction cannot be attained. Many were slow to get to the chamber this morning for the second day of deliberations, raising concerns from Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt. "If we're going to be off at committee meetings, I don't think that does service to the intent of this closed door hearing.

Nothing could me more important than this on our agenda today and tomorrow," Leahy said. For days, senators have been forecasting a stronger conviction vote on the obstruction-of-justice ar- OBITUARIES Clara Mabel Bogart Nov. 9, 1902 Feb. 6, 1999 SWEET HOME Clara Mabel Bogart, 96, of Sweet Home died Saturday. She was born in Oakley, daughter of James and Hattie (Grover) Lethem.

She became a teacher, taught third grade for $75 a month. She married Samuel Edward Bogart on Aug. 24, 1924. They lived in Oakley, and Santa Rosa, Calif. Her band died March 6, 1970, and she moved to Sweet Home to live with her daughter when her health began to decline.

Mrs. Bogart and her husband raised chickens and tropical birds. had helped her son-in-law and daughter cook in Naples, Italy, for sailors of Sixth Fleet. She was active in the Oakley Christian Church in Kansas, and Grace tist Church in Santa Rosa. She had tended Crowfoot Baptist Church in wheelchair.

Mrs. Bogart was an excellent and especially enjoyed her family. Surviving are daughter Emma Wolfe Sweet Home; daughter-in-law Phylis art of Santa Rosa, son-in-law Thompson of Santa Rosa; and 12 grandchildren, 27 great and great-great-grandchildren. Her husband, a son and a daughter died earlier. Mrs.

Bogart's funeral will be at 1 Thursday at Eggen Lance Funeral Home in Santa Rosa, Calif. DeMossDurdan Garden Chapel handled arrangements. Contributions in her name may made to the Conservative Baptists ternational, P.O. Box 605, Wheaton, 60189. James M.

Hessel Dec. 5, 1952 Feb. 1, 1999 LEBANON -Former Lebanon resident James Michael Hessel, 46, of Salem died Feb. 1. He was born in Sebastopol, and graduated from Lebanon High School.

He attended a community college and was a computer programmer for the DMV. Mr. Hessel belonged to the Jehovah's Witnesses. Surviving are parents Andrew and Imogene Hessel of Lebanon; brothers Ted Hessel of Los Angeles, Stephen Hessel of Albany, Brian Hessel of Gilbert, Lawrence Neill of Cornelius, John Neill of Harrison, and Michael Neill of Sweet Home. A memorial service will be at 11 a.m.

Monday at the Albany Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 3030 Grand Prairie Road S.E. Restlawn Funeral Home of Salem is handling arrangements. COMMODITIES Chicago eggs CHICAGO (AP) Trade sentiment steady Wednesday. Sales delivered to volume buyers are unchanged on all sizes. Grade A extra large 59-64; large 58-63; mediums 49-54.

Nonferrous metals NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous metal prices Wednesday. Aluminum 55.7 cents per London Metal Exch. Thu. Copper $71.00 Cathode full plate, U.S. destinations.

Copper 66.55 cents per N.Y. Merc ticle than on a perjury count that might not attain even a majority, If Clinton is acquitted as expected, several Republicans expressed a willingness Tuesday to the impeachment ordeal without further action leaving it to historians, rather than a Senate censure, to judge his efforts to cover up an extramarital affair with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky. The censure idea is "a rose that is beginning to wilt," said Sen. Larry Craig of Idaho, a member of the Senate Republican leadership. Some Democrats, he said, want a censure because they're "seeking cover" for their expected acquittal votes.

However, a censure resolution either immediately following the trial or later remained a possibility because Republican opposition was being countered by support from most Democrats and a hand- William M. Cook Nov. 14, 1911 Feb. 5, 1999 William M. Cook, 87, of Albany died Friday.

Mr. Cook was born in Autauga County, and moved to Salem in 1940. He worked for Sears for 19 years, retiring in 1971. He moved to Jefferson in the early 1980s and to Albany in 1984. Mr.

Cook was a member of Masons and enjoyed golfing. Survivors include grandchildren Laura Wipper and Tyler Ferguson, both of Fall Creek, and Kelly Jeffries of Salem. Private, family services are planned. The Virgil T. Golden Funeral Home of Salem is handling arrangements.

Contributions in Mr. Cook's name may be made to the Boys and Girls Club of Salem, Marion Polk Counties, 1395 Summer St. N.E., Salem, or to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, 3101 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road, Portland, Ore. 97201.

Leila M. Nelson Jan. 9, 1910 Feb. 8, 1999 Leila M. Nelson, 89, of Albany died Monday in Albany.

She was born in Sturgis, S.D., to William and Bess (Sibley) McMackin. She married Earl 0. Nelson on Aug. 17, 1927, in Deadwood, S.D. They lived in Spokane, and Corvallis before moving to Albany in the early 1960s.

Mr. Nelson died in 1973. The Nelsons owned and operated the Spudnut Shop in Corvallis for approximately 10 years. Surviving are daughter Marcella Sitton of Albany; brothers Richard McMackin of Albany and Lyle McMackin of Salem; sisters Alberta Krom Joyce Samp, both of Corvallis, Dorothy Hietman of Davenport, and Marcella Moss of Washington. Daughter LaVonne Nelson, brother Eugene McMackin and sister Margaret died earlier.

memorial service will be scheduled later. Fisher Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Nancy Marie Pruitt June 20, 1947 Feb. 1, 1999 LEBANON Former Lebanon resident Nancy Marie Pruitt, 51, of La Habra, died Feb. 1.

She born in Lebanon to Frank and Arline (Johnson) Pruitt. She grew up and lived in the Lebanon area until seven years ago, when she moved to California. Mrs. Pruitt had worked in Albany as a receptionist for Dr. C.

Robert Hall. She also worked as a secretary for Votaw Precision Technology in California. spot Tue. Lead 48 cents per lb. Zinc 5229-5279 cents delivered.

Tin n.a. Tue. Metals Week composite price per lb. Gold $288.20 troy Handy Harman (only daily quote). Gold $288.40 troy NY Merc spot Tue.

Handy Harman (only daily quote). Silver $5.495 troy N.Y. Merc spot Tue. Mercury $150.00 per 76 lb flask, N.Y. Platinum troy N.Y.

(contract). Platinum $359.50 troy N.Y. Merc spot Tue. n.q.-not quoted, n.a.-not available. Name a Plumber! Get better name recognition.

Seminar: 753-2641. TOMA SERVCO Plumbing Heating A CLEANING) Air Conditioning Refrigeration Sheet Metal 24 hour Albany Lebanon service 967-7597 451-5090 ful of GOP senators. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R- Texas, said the proposal "is waning as an option alive but on life support." But Sen. John Chafee, cautioned that "No one should be compiling a dirge over censure; if anything, I believe we are picking up support on the both sides of the aisle." To have a such a measure considered in the 100-member Senate, supporters would need 60 votes to hurdle an expected stalling action by Sen.

Phil Gramm, R-Texas, the leading opponent of a censure. He believes a censure violates the Constitution. Craig said the closed-door speeches "are not all and about four or five senators asked questions of their colleagues such as "Why do you believe that?" or "Where did you find that" in the trial record?" Dally markets roundup Dow Jones Close High 9,361.92 Net change February 8, 1990 9,133.03 Low 9,076.13 Pct. change 9,900 9,300 8,700 8,100 7,500 Nasdaq Close High 2,403.95 Net change February 9, 1990 2,310.79 Low 2,310.64 Pct. change 2,600 2,300 2,000 1,700 1,400 In this table, the name of the stock is followed by the number of shares traded by noon Eastern time, the last price as of noon, and the net change from the previous trading day.

Compaq 71557 CompAs: 13177 43 CompScis 4243 ConAgra 1641 Conoco 2405 Conseco 8159 27 ConEd 1405 48 CHAir 3161 Cnivrgys 3271 CoopCam 2381 CooprTr 1424 Comingin 3418 CntwCrd 1630 CoxCm 1699 CrmpKnl 2419 Cyprus 3066 11 D-E-F DPL 2316 DSP Com 2008 DaimirC 3829 93 96 DanaCp 1383 39 Darden 2901 DataGn 1609 16136 DaytHuds 5583 Deere 1717 34 DelMnte 3490 15 DelphiA 35119 18 DeltPne 4176 DeltaAirs 1778 54 Dial 1657 29 DiaOffs 4127 Diebold 1342 Dillards 2139 Disneys 23735 Dole 1483 31 DollarGs 2778 DomRes 1471 DonLJ 1753 4836 Dover 2365 DowCh 3029 94136 DowneyFn 1426 DuPont 7297 53156 DukeEngy 1949 60 EEX Cps 1829 536 EMC 25463 EastChm 1465 EKodak 4528 66 Eaton 1244 Edisonint 1258 Edwards 1470 Elan 3158 78 EDS 4321 ElfAquit 5911 EAndinB 2064 12 Embrati 1258 1336 EmrsnEl 3309 Enron 2696 63 ENSCO 2729 Equilax 2742 EqtCos 4722 61 Ethyl 393 Exxon 11143 FDX Corp 2988 8136 FPL Gp 1748 FamDirs 4554 FanniMae 6625 FedrDS 1803 4211 Fingerhts 4200 FAFnds 1747 FstData 5324 FstUC 16275 Firstar 1297 FirstEngy 1488 FleetFnc 8081 FleetEn 309 33 Foodmk 1593 23136 Fords 5566 FiJames 3319 30 FoundHS 1503 Fox Ent 1315 FrankFles 3042 FredMac 5054 56 FMCG 1443 Fremonts 1740 FrontrCp 1208 Fruitl 2763 G-H-1 GTE 4930 64 Gannett 1898 Gaps 5448 Gartner 1257 Gate2000 8844 73 GenElec 15638 Geninst 5252 GriMil 1690 GnMotr 8378 859 GenesisH 1332 2120 6836 GaPTimb 1271 22 Gillette 11367 GlobM 9854 GoldStBc 3137 Goodrch 1576 the and hus- had She the Bapat- her cook of BogKen 10 p.m. be InIll. She enjoyed car races, including drag races, and liked to spend time in Las Vegas and with her grandchildren. Surviving are daughters Jodi Petty of Albany and Patti Davis of California; son Steve Looney of Killeen, Texas; brothers Robert Pruitt of Minnesota and Cleve Pruitt of Bend; and five grandchildren. Daughter Angela Looney died in 1992, and Mrs.

Pruitt's companion, Dennis Hoefs, died before she did. A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Huston-Jost Funeral Home, with Pastor Ron Hotrum officiating. Claire D. Swanson May 15, 1912 Feb.

8, 1999 LEBANON Claire Dean Swanson, 86, of Lebanon died Monday at home, following a long illness. Members of her family were with her. She was born in Tuttle, the daughter of William and Eunice (Miller) Peterson. She married Alford Traymon Swanson on Nov. 25, 1928, in Oklahoma City.

They moved to Corvallis in 1944, to be nearer Claire's family. In 1961 they moved to Kuna, Idaho, and in 1963 to Lebanon. Her husband died March 11, 1974. Her husband was pastor of many Willamette Valley churches. Known to share her husband's faith, Mrs.

Swanson was a longtime member of Calvary Missionary Baptist Church of Sweet Home. She liked handiwork, including crocheting, knitting and quilting, and she gave many handmade items to family members. She also enjoyed hunting, fishing and gardening. Surviving are sons Burton, Roy, James and Charles, of Lebanon, Allen of Gig Harbor, Glenn Swanson of Old Town, Idaho, and Wayne Swanson of Haines; and daughters Melva Robinson of Lebanon, Minnie Reimer and Mary Walters, both of Millersburg, and Eunice Leard, Frances Marsh, Faye Reimer and Marie Cruz, all of Albany. Also surviving are brothers Sam and Earl Peterson, both of Albany; sisters Carrie Newtson of Scio and Gladys Davis of Portland; and 47 grandchildren, 70 and 12 great Viewing will be from noon to 8 p.m.

Thursday at Huston-Jost Funeral Home. Mrs. Swanson's funeral will be at 10 a.m. Friday at the funeral home, with burial following at Gilliland Cemetery in Foster. Goodyear GmptFns Gucci Guidants HAPT Prp Hallibin HarleyDav HarrahE HartidFns HItMgts HItHCFP Hithsth Heinz -176 Hershey HewlettPk HiYdPI Hilton HomeDp Hmstke Hon Ind Honywel Houshints Humana -156 IMC Glo IMS Hiths ITT Ed ITT Inds ITW Illinova Inacom INCO IndiaFd Indo Tel Indymac InfinityB IngerRd Innkeepr IntgHS Interim IBM IntGame IntPap IntRect IntpbGp lomega JLG Jabil JohnJn JonesAps KLM -1136 mart KC Sou Kellogg KerMc Keycorps Keyspan KimbCk KrogerCo L-3 Com -17 LSI Log LabCp LearnCo LeeEnt LeggPlats LehmBr Lennar Lexmrk LibtProp LillyER Limitd LockhdM Loewen LoralSp Lowes LucasV Lucent Lyondel -17 MBIA MBNAs -516 MGIC MGMG -56 Manpwi MarineDri MarintAn MarshMs Masco Mattel Maytag McDnids McKHB0C Mead MedPart MediaOne -17 Meditrust Medtmic Melin8k -1 Merck MerLyn MettlerT 2104 1495 1548 7322 1613 8175 2738 8017 1795 24326 1663 10409 6004 52136 5533 585 13050 2014 4360 -36 12664 5536 5165 97 1449 231 2428 5139 2085 1836 1619 2245 34 2312 2412 4233 2241 66136 1677 4739 1227 11116 1440 1604 1248 2769 1406 1270 3457 1925 25230 1740 8746 2072 1496 716 8548 -16 J-K-L 1208 1536 1339 6290 3283 29 -36 1691 4580 2463 46 1658 38 1331 31116 1370 3056 1944 3731 2133 -11 2789 2605 24 96 12921 25136 74490 2231 126 3 1438 2012 2835 48 2864 23 3681 100 1299 5285 2230 3704- 36 1790 -3 5838 2653 1936 47 45382 1293 145 M-N-0 1527 4282 237 1612 3135 1442 225 1557 1496 2564 1647 6362 2612 2589 58 6588 8988 1328 6042 6031 51 3786 5918 3298 8928 12728 1881 Death notice George Campora, 88, of Sweet Home died Tuesday.

Workman Steckly Fu- neral Chapel is handling arrangements. CAN READ 917-4999 TERACY COAL 8 Pre-plan or pre-finance? Did you know you can pre-plan funeral arrangements without prepaying? While we recommend prefinancing your services, just getting your preferences down on paper is also a wise and considerate thing to do. Take a moment and call. We've been helping Albany area families for 86 years. Alice Ordeman Fisher Funeral Home Ins Third Washington 928-3349.

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Pages Available:
759,472
Years Available:
1888-2024