Show ie Yn "' 'f ' YTYYl'l m I Page 2 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Wednesday April 5 2000 INationf&lWorldi comes the reckoning Now judge has to decide whatJo (do With Software oQiatlt - i ' : r A judge WASHINGTON (AP) says Microsoft Corp illegibly mam- taincd its monopoly in computer ' Operating software So what can be 7“” Pen- - US District Judge Thomas flcj Jackin ! will spend the next few months trying to determine just that iis chacnge is to craft a remedy that won't hamper the company's ' Unlike his ruling Monday --—“a "'University School of Law in Los ’source code for its dominant Win- dows computer operating software" f swccPin8 verdict that handed the Angeles z Joel Klein 'who heads the Justice Jackson has a number of options government a powerful but widely ancPa victory after —nearly two- from breaking up this company that Department's antitrust division' of k®1 wrangling Bill Gates a billion- - offered few hints at what remedy the the punmade aire to ordering Microsoft to change government would seek other than it whment Jackson will dispense unccrta‘n- - He will hold hearings to its business tactics would ’‘protect consumers innova- explore the options taking into con- Among the milder remedies would tion and competition by putting an deration recommendations from be prohibiting Microsoft from using end to Microsoft’s widespread and Microsoft-thJustice Department price as a way to punish clients who persistent abuse of its monopoly 'do business with competitors or fore- - power (while) rectifying its unlaw- dilemma for the judge and ing the company to relinquish control ful to monopolize the Inter- Justice DepaTOnent is how to of the first screen most people see net browser jnaiket” v make the remedy effective without when they turn on their computers Even though the government is' c M "JJJ have emboldened justice attorneys to ask for the toughest penalty possible There are several scenarios for attor- breaking up the company-sainey Glenn Manishin who helped write a study for a prominent trade association that endorsed a divesti- tore The judge could split Microsoft into companies selling separate prod- ucts such as Windows software and Internet content or break it into V sev-attem- pt eral "Baby Bills"' or "Mini Microsofts” — each with identical products---- ?- Americans in clash with j ) V -- v SEVCE Yugoslavia (AP)-- x Eleven US soldiers were: injured in a clash with angry' Serb civilians — the largest number of American injuries' in a single incident during the Kosovo peacekcep- ing mission ' The Serb whose arrest Tucs- v day prompted the eight-hoconfrontation escaped in the '&) melee according to a US ' spokeswoman Maj' Debbie ' ' Allen A Polish soldier and a translator were also injured " U-officials said'Yugoslavia's private Beta e th ur - " ':7s — ' si 4 S’‘ ' ' '' V"1’- Craig Gordon shouts out his trades near the dose of trading in the NASDAQ 100 Futures Pit of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Tuesday in Chicago Traders -' ' r r weathered a 574 point slide in v- Hf NEW YORK (AP) —With traders Justifiable to investors still eager to j still reding Tram Wall Street's most take chances-- ' u Volatile session in history analysts' What's more' when the market he Id’ out hope that the market hadr stopped swooning ihoNasddq and the? u sense of balahe after a Dow had obliterated much' of the huge purge of technology stocks: divergence that had perplexed analysts The toek market endured a stom- - since last year At the end of the day v ride Tuesday as thc Nas- - the Nasdaq was up just 2 percent for' daq composite index and Dow Jones the year and the Dow down less than 3 Z : each dropped more than industrials v'y g “As hard as it is to believe this is a buy-- l 5(X) points before ' ers returned in forec good thing'' said Pete Anderson chief While most companies suffered only investment officer at " American n moderate losses many Express Financial Advisors in Min tevhnblogy stocks have dropped out of neapolis "One sector of the market stratospheric lerriiory Smaller compa- - was insanely overvalued The rest was v nies with little or no earnings have deeply undervalued Now we are been knocked down to prices more reversing that” r well-know- 5 ’ov i v' v - g j y ji jj 1 tt MIAMI (AD — Thc Miami relatives of Elian Gonzalez ' Cor-regain- porato-carnia- Naturalization Serviced a gov- emment official said Tuesday and government officials are on condition of anonymity stuck when it comes to decid- - Z The other is whether Elian's Jtig how the boy would be ' father who has been granted a to his father if and visa by thc US' government when he arrives to claim his would stay in the United sim States until the relatives com- The reunion between Elian plctc their federal court case" v and Juan Miguel Gonzalez is seeking to keep the x one of two issues in dispute boy in Miami between attorneys for thc rcla- - : Talks are suspended until lives and the Immigration and- Thursday But INS officials ? - ? "We are not saying that we're going to boycott What we're saying is that we're - poised to if righteousness and justice do not occur and the flag docs not come down" Martin Luther King III said Tuesday during a rally to com- memorate thc 32nd anniversary of his father's death Elsewhere Tiicsday the life of thc slain civil right's leader was remembered with rallies and marches including one in Chicago led by the Rev Jesse Jackson In Memphis Tenn garbage collectors had the day off in recognition of the sanita-tio- n workers strike that prompted King's fateful trip to that city Virginia marked the day by establishing a King holiday with Gov Jim Gilmore signing the legislation The observa- - rir Flghting on: Coretta Scott King tion of his birthday had shared the same day in January with those of Confederate generals Robert E Lee and Thomas J “Stonewall'’ Jackson In Atlanta family members laid a wreath at King's tomb then gathered at the CapitoL Coretta Scott King the slain leader's widow also pledged to‘ fight the Georgia flag which was changed in 1936 some believe in defiance of desegregation "We are going to keep marching and protesting until Georgia and every state has a flag that respects and unifies people of all races” she said Ket south- - Maccdon- - : Yesterday we saw heli-?- ? low our over viL7'' copters flying Slobodan Savic principal of the village school said today? ( "It was Tike NATO had come to bomb us again The children We stopped f Were frightened the classes and let them go x : i : V : —— : l?? mp v would not give his name- said that 30 residents of the moun-- ? tain village of Scyce wcre hurt 6nc resident who identified himself only as Dragan said the j NATO peacekeepers assaulted him for no reason as he went to collect his child from school curs l- ui-MMlWVinOTI mm- CUB color KidsagtIO Starting At cuttityta - SpmW npAlMlnlr lightly and under Kids over 10 MC j SUns - $air$t?Iing 111 North Main Downtown Logan " am S pm Monday-Saturda-y i ELLIS ELEMENTARY Media Center April 6 2000 HILLCREST ELEMENTARY CafeteriaGym April 13 2000 1:00-3:0- 0 4:30-6:0- 0 0 Salon No appotntwont noconary ' and WJay tti S pn ATENCION PADRES LAS MATRICULAS DE KINDERGARTEN PARA EL DISTRITO ESCOLAR DE LA CIUDAD DE LOGAN seran los siguientes dias: ADAMS pm pm 18 de abril de 2000 1:00-3:0- 0 4:30-6:00 ELEMENTARY : 2:00-3:3- pm pm Bibiioteca ElilS pm ELEMENTARY Bibiioteca WILSON RIVERSIDE April 52000 HILLCREST ELEMENTARY CaieteriaGimnasio WILSON RIVERSIDE Cafeteria de Wilson - April 14 2000 ELEMENTARY Little Theater Pleaie bring your child's certified birth certificate social security card and immunization record when registering for kindergarten Immunizations which are required for students registering for public school are as follows: 4 or more doses of DTP DTaP pT or Td vaccine (Diphtheria Tetanus Pertussis) - 3 or more doses of OPV or IPV vaccine (Polio) 2 doses of MMR vaccine (Measles Mumps Rubella) First dose must have been given on or alter first birthday 3 doses of Hepatitis B vaccine unizatlons should be as current as Possible prior to registration school entry Any questions regarding immunization schedules can be answered by contacting your personal health care provider Bear River Health Department or by inquiring at the school at the time of registration if A sess Ssjpasssw4in ” WOODRUFF ELEMENTARY Teatro Pequeto Favor de llevar el acta de nacimiento el numero de seguro social y el registro de inmunizadones de su hijo a las matrfculas de kindergarten' - Las inmunizadones lan en las escuelas Iueridas para los estudiantes que se matricu-lica- son las si 4 o mas dosis de DTP DtaP o Td (Dlfteria Tetano Tos Ferine) 3 o mas dosis de OPV o IPV (Polio) 2 dosis de MMR (Sarampion Paperas Rubeola) La primers dosis debe ha bene recibido en o antes del primer cumpteaftos 3 dosis de Hepatitis B Las vacunas deben estar to mas ppsibieantw del dla de sitiem preguntas scerca de los horsnos de las m maiiqilu mzaciones ponganse en contacto con su medico particular con Deparlmento de Salud Bear River o pregunten en la escuela el dia delasmatriculas y Z I A Head of Fashion ' April 18 2000 J home" Another local Serb - who PJ3S!SISP585j53SSB5S2S5 ADAMS ELEMENTARY Media Center ' ? 1 WOODRUFF V dogsi ’ See WILD'tm Page 5 about turning the boy over to him r Gregory Qaig a lawyer for Elian’s father left for Cuba late Tuesday to persuade his client to come to the United States- The US Statc Depart- ment has granted visas to Juan ? Miguel Gonzalez his wife and a their infant son - i jlDOW(todumtabX Kfife800-:?- said this week ' that ranee Elian's father arrives in the United States they will go" Wilaon Cafeteria hflm lh ?lage coming and going April 42000 LOGAN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION will be held at the following times: ATLANTA (AP) — Warn- ing that Georgia could face an economic boycott similar to one being waged in South Carolina the son of Martin Luther King Jr urged lawmakers to remove the Confederate battle ' emblem from the state flag j US 'sector near the I'i- I'"' ? 7 PTOWfl fit fl - - g ''v 'Si ed ATTENTION PARENTS r rj A n involved shoving du and rubber bullets' in a Market In brlaf gs center stage ? ' stocks and lift the market again reports which will flood jthe market in th'e next few weeks are expected to be strong 'The Nasdaq and the Dow each7 recorded their widest point swings ini history Tuesday on record volume The Nasdaq was down 37437 points at midday then clawed back to finish down 7479 at 414889 From its high to its low the Nasdaq moved more than 634 points: The Dow swung more than700 v 5 1 H- tiously to a handful of factors that could halt the decline of technology '??"' -- stomach-churnin- Wall Street analysts are looking cau- - - bargain-seekin- M i - Analysts say ??? i the NASDAQ index and then watched as tt made nearly a full recovery ending 7478 down in late tracing v: news agency said 14 Serbs were also hurt including 10 who were struck by rubber s |