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...markets surprised everybody and held up rather well, hovering around the break-even point at noon - but there's no escaping it: This is bad news, and Alan Greenspan knows...
...left it in ruins. The authorities arrested every Greenwood resident and took them to detention centers (what the newspapers called “concentration camps”) around the city. After the arrests, the mob, special deputies and uniformed police officers looted and burned the vacant buildings. By noon, more than 1,000 homes had been burned to the ground and thousands were left homeless...
Harvard originally had two more games scheduled yesterday against Princeton, but both were postponed by rain. Both contests will be replayed today at noon...
Participants will cap off the events on Saturday with the Take Back the River Run, leaving from the Weld Boat House at noon...
...that it's a rally, exactly - even those modest gains were eroding as noon approached - but clearly something happened besides Alan Greenspan's bullish comments on free trade before the Senate (although a brief mention of the slowdown, with no bearish comments along with it, may have played a tiny part). TIME investing columnist Dan Kadlec has a few ideas...