Halloween festivities span marches and masquerades nationwide
Ghosts and goblins take center stage as Americans dig out costumes and candy for Halloween. New Orleans hosts cemetery tours while a Houdini seance TV event stirs interest. Key West organizers expect about 35000 at Fantasy Fest with local shops expanding makeup offerings.
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Wall Street Ends Week on the Rise Amid Trade and Labor Worries
Wall Street rose Friday with the Dow up 55.2 points to 1,993.53, lifting weekly gains to 42 points but the index remains 27 percent below its August peak and the market trades on curtailed hours amid a paper backlog. Volume reached 303.6 million on the NYSE as unions threaten simultaneous labor actions affecting clerical workers at three exchanges and related firms.
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US Air Piedmont merger praised by congressman Boehlert
Rep Sherwood Boehlert notes four airline models in his office illustrating Central New York aviation growth. Transportation Dept approves USAir 1.6 billion purchase of Piedmont creating the nations fifth largest carrier. Nine months of separate operation before rebranding. Syracuse officials secure service guarantees and job protection.
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Reagan aide denies Meese Baker split over court choice
Washington described as unfounded the notion of a rift among top advisers over the Supreme Court nominee. Fitzwater said Meese, Baker and others reported the final list of three as confirmable and no specific recommendation was offered to the president before the Thursday meeting that selected Douglas H. Ginsburg.
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Reagan Eyes Two Arms Pacts With Soviet Union
President Reagan announces a December 7 summit with Mikhail Gorbachev to sign a first medium and short range arms control treaty. If ratified, it would ban these missiles globally and remove about 1,985 deployed warheads in Europe and Asia, with follow up talks on long range weapons. He emphasizes no link to Star Wars and seeks more pacts in 1988.
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City to sell Augsburg terminal to two oil firms
Syracuse agrees to complete a 250000 sale of the abandoned Augsburg terminal to Citgo Petroleum Corp and Alaskan Oil Inc. The closing is planned for Monday or Wednesday, with Mayor Young noting prior reconsideration after Pyr am id's plan to re sell at 800000. The terminal sits near a proposed mall development led by Robert Conger of Pyramid Cos.
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