Wall Street Extends Broad Advance On Thursday Gains
New York stocks rose as the Dow gained about 33 points to around 1,971. The broad market strengthened with eight of nine NYSE issues higher and gains mirrored in the American and over the counter markets. Overseas markets also advanced, with Tokyo up sharply and London and Hong Kong posting notable gains. Analysts noted the market's rebound from last week's drop, while caution remained about the dollar and inflation. Traders described a steadier, though tired, mood amid ongoing heavy trading and potential weekend work by NYSE staff.
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Halloween costumes go romance and horror in 1991 trends
New York costumers say this Halloween focuses on romance and horror with escapism. Ballgowns and musketeer outfits lead demand while women favor harem, French maid and sorceress looks and men pursue Dracula and Three Musketeers. Horror monsters and clever pastiche costumes remain popular.
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Trucker Collisions On I 70 After Hood Debris Causes Crash
Two tractor-trailers collided on Interstate 70 when one driver swerved to avoid a fallen hood from a salvage car hauler. Robert Rehberg, 36, Eldred PA, drove a Vanwormer Trucking tractor-trailer westbound in the left lane. William Jones, 24, Albertville AL, followed and could not avoid a jackknife crash. A witness said the hood fell from a truck hauling salvage cars. the source truck was not found.
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Stallions Breeding Claims Spark Westminter Trial
A Westminster couple accuses Due Process Stable of misrepresenting Sprizzo, a 2 year old colt they bought for 165000 in 1984, alleging poor breeding results with 18 live foals from 37 mares. They seek contract voidance, 12 million in damages, and damages to farm reputation. The case, in Carroll County Circuit Court, began Monday before Judge Luke K Burns Jr.
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Wisconsin Senate Backs Stop to Contra War Aid
Wisconsin lawmakers pass a resolution urging Congress to halt U S financing of the Contra rebels in Nicaragua. The measure, approved by voice vote, argues military aid undermines friendship with Nicaragua and backs President Arias peace efforts. Senator Walter John Chilson sponsored the resolution.
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