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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2000
Page
2
Read by a New York newspaper, the October consumer confidence reading shows a sharp decline with fewer respondents optimistic about business conditions and income prospects. The Conference Board survey indicates 165 percent expect improved conditions over six months, down from 19 percent last month, while expectations for higher income slipped from 28 to 13 percent.
Washington AP reports new home sales jumped 9.2 percent in September to the highest level in six months as cheaper mortgage rates spurred buyers to lock in deals. Analysts had expected a slower rise and the Nasdaq stock index rose despite mixed data.
Heavy rains trigger landslides across several districts in Java. At least 34 people confirmed dead with 20 houses destroyed and hundreds more damaged. Dozens remain missing as flood conditions render thousands homeless across multiple towns. Local authorities work to locate victims and assess ongoing danger.
Lawmakers move toward potentially ousting Taiwan's president Chen Shui-bian, risking a new presidential election. In Uganda, Ebola deaths rise around Gulu as 15 new cases are reported, with international teams aiding containment.
CNN reports the Cairo bureau chief was shot at the Karni crossing and remained in stable condition in hospital officials said. CNN leadership confirmed the injury and pledged updates as the situation developed.
Storm lashes west Europe halting travel in England and France. Heathrow cancels 66 flights and Gatwick 22 by midday as gusts top rates disrupt highway traffic and airports. Passengers face delays and authorities issue travel advisories amid heavy winds and damage.
In Maryland polls Gore holds a double digit lead over Bush in one survey, while a second poll shows his advantage shrinking to single digits. The Mason-Dixon poll cites Gore at about five percent with Bush at thirty eight percent among 625 to 627 likely voters, Oct 24-29, as analysts note slight pro-Bush movement.
Washington AP reports that top House Republicans blocked a large spending bill in a duel with President Clinton. Clinton accuses GOP of bowing to special interests as business groups press for compromises. A lame duck session looms after the election.
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