Yugoslavs strike to pressure Milosevic from power
Tens of thousands of Yugoslavs walk off jobs and shut shops in Belgrade and across Serbia in a nationwide protest to force Milosevic from office after polls showed Kostunica ahead. Schools, theaters, and mines halted as demonstrations spread to Nis Kragujevac Cacak and Novi Sad with 50,000 gathered in Republic Square.
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Americans saw income rise 0.4 percent in August while spending climbed 0.6 percent, driving the personal savings rate to a record low of negative 0.4 percent. Analysts expect the Federal Reserve to hold rates steady next week as consumer confidence remains strong and growth slows only gradually.
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