Airport Ramada crash deepens pain for families
Indianapolis reports the Air Force A7 Corsair jet fighter crash touched many lives as victims’ relatives gathered at a disaster center in the Adams Mark hotel seeking word on a future son-in-law and a fiancé who worked at the Ramada. Military authorities examined the damaged wing as investigators probed Tuesday’s crash.
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Reagan holds line against tax increase on deficit plan
President Reagan remains opposed to raising taxes but says he will pursue new talks with Congress to resolve the deficit dispute. He has ordered $23 billion in automatic spending cuts under Gramm Rudman and signals room for discussion with lawmakers while avoiding tax hikes.
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Understanding the Stock Market for Beginners
Steven Billmyer explains stock ownership as buying a share of a company’s assets and business. Prices are set by buyers and sellers like an auction, with brokers matching sellers to interested buyers on exchanges and in newspaper quotes reflecting that day’s value.
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Stock rebound after market rout sparks global optimism
The Tokyo stock market led a global rebound as the Nikkei rose 2037 points to a record close, following Monday's Dow drop of 508 points. Traders cited renewed risk appetite and safer bets like IBM and GM, while overall losses persisted on U.S. exchanges despite the rally. Experts warned of lingering nervousness in the market and noted sentiment tied to foreign markets, especially Tokyo.
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Hall to challenge ticket over banana refusal at station
Former secretary Fawn Hall told investigators she will contest a transit officer’s ban on eating a banana. She said she was ticketed Tuesday after refusing to stop eating it despite being asked to do so at the Metro Station.
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MIT professor wins Nobel Prize in economics for growth model
The Associated Press reports MIT professor Robert M. Solow won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for a growth model showing how various factors influence economic growth. Solow, 83, was cited for his theory and its impact on macroeconomic analysis, with the prize announced in Stockholm, Sweden.
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