Chinese leaders clash over Beijing troops amid mass protests
Beijing teeters as Deng Xiaoping and Li Peng press moderates and conservatives in a bitter power struggle over withdrawing troops after a four day stand off with pro democracy demonstrators. More than 300000 filled Tiananmen Square as martial law loomed and clashes with soldiers occurred. Zhao Ziyang reappeared amid renewed uncertainty about China’s reform path and government control.
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Tornado Rips Through Kentucky Guthrie Areas No Injuries
United Press International reports tornadoes struck Kentucky and North Carolina Monday night. Counties Todd Simpson and Guthrie suffered heavy damage including destroyed homes and farm buildings. Columbia and downtown areas lost power as roofs blew off a church and other buildings. No injuries were listed.
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Wright fights for exoneration in ethics committee hearing
House Speaker Jim Wright faces a pivotal ethics committee session as motions to dismiss major charges proceed. A favorable ruling could drop the most serious accusations, leaving only minor issues over income and gifts. Wright argues rules were misinterpreted while supporters urge a win to halt political erosion.
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Khomeini Undergoes Surgery for Internal Bleeding in Tehran
Iranian spiritual leader Ayatollah Khomeini, 87, had surgery to control digestive bleeding and was reported in satisfactory condition by Tehran radio. It was unclear if he left the hospital, with a statement saying the operation was successful and his condition is satisfactory.
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Sirhan makes 10th bid for parole at Soledad
Sirhan Sirhan, imprisoned for killing Senator Robert F. Kennedy, undergoes his 10th parole hearing at Soledad, seeking postponement for a psychiatric evaluation which is denied. He remains certain he will never be released, though he is described as a loner but model prisoner at the California Correctional Training Facility.
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Bush and Kohl Near Fresh NATO Missile Talks Amid Delays
Washington officials say the Bush administration is reviewing West Germany's reply to a Baker plan linking NATO talks with Moscow to progress in Vienna. Chancellor Kohl's written response arrived at the White House as Scowcroft cautioned that other gaps remain and a resolution before Bush's Europe trip is not required. The Bonn stance suggests a possible shift away from early Moscow negotiations, while the US and Britain push for modernized short range missiles to balance East Bloc forces.
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Illinois Weather Outlook and Lottery Numbers
Illinois forecasts show hot at midweek with thunderstorms possible and highs near 90 followed by cooler days. Central and southern areas forecast storms with 70s to 80s in other regions. Dixon records show 74 high and 50 low. Lottery results include daily game 0-9-1 and Pick Four 5-9-0-1 along with Little Lotto 10-16-19-20-27 and an estimated Lotto prize of 21 million dollars for Saturday.
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Commodity quotes and futures snapshot from Mer chants Trading
Noon commodity quotes show bulk misprint and scattered futures including Live Cattle June 70.95 Aug 67.02 Oct 69.20 Dec 70.85 Hog futures June 48.80 July 49.22 Aug 47.17 Oct 43.65 Pork Bellies May 34.80 July 35.15 Aug 34.92 Feb 52.25 Feeder Cattle May 77.15 Aug 78.20 Soybeans July 6.98 Aug 6.8544 Sept 6.65 Nov 6.56 Jan 6.65 Corn July 2.64 Sept 2.50 Dec 2.4542 March 2.52 May 2.564 Wheat July 3.93 Sept 4.00 Dec 4.13 Soybean Meal July 206 Soybean Oil July 22.15 Cocoa July 12.39 Sugar July 11.68 T-Bonds June 92.30 Oats July 1.73 Gold June 365.70 Cotton July 66.85 Silver May 5.27 July 5.27
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