Bush opens 12 day Asia trip with pledge of prosperity
President Bush begins a 12 day Asian and Australian tour with a wish for prosperity at home and confidence in reelection, saying U S agricultural subsidies hurt Australia and promising talks in Japan. He meets Prime Minister Paul Keating amid global recession and job concerns.
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Japanese shoppers seek better U S goods amid Bush visit
In Ginza, elderly and a cab driver vent frustration over U S market access and Japan’s limited role in reviving the American economy. They criticize import, trade barriers, and urge Americans to improve product quality and choice.
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Texas Rivers Feed Record Flood Across the State
Texas rivers continue rising with record flood levels, swamping low-lying areas and triggering evacuations. Officials warn waters may crest higher in coming days as residents monitor levees and roads remain submerged. Local agencies coordinate relief, shelters, and recovery plans amid ongoing containment efforts.
New U N chief hints at reforms
The United Nations chief signals possible reforms as focus shifts to internal changes after years of conflict resolution praise for extending stability. The official departure follows Perez de Raadice Radice’s involvement amid a name unclear 12-year civil war, with observers awaiting details from CHIEF/3A.
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Economic index hints at gloom after November drop
Analysts warn the coincident index fell 0.8 percent in November following a 0.2 percent slip in October. With new home sales stagnant and mortgage rates high, the stock market’s year end rally may not reverse the economy’s slow pace for several months, keeping recession fears alive.
Wall Street ends 1991 with Dow gains and mixed indexes
Wall Street closes the year with the Dow up about 20 percent from last New Year and the 30 blue chip averages finishing higher by roughly 35 points. Broad indexes show varied strength amid the recent wave of optimism and uncertain economic signals.
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