El 2 d’octubre de 1991 era un dimecres sota el signe estrella de ♎. Era el 274 dia de l'any. El president dels Estats Units era George Bush.
Si vas néixer aquest dia, tens 34 anys. El teu darrer aniversari va ser el dijous, 2 d’octubre de 2025, fa 261 dies. El teu proper aniversari és el divendres, 2 d’octubre de 2026, d'aquí a 103 dies. Heu viscut durant 12.680 dies, o unes 304.332 hores, o uns 18.259.973 minuts, o uns 1.095.598.380 segons.
Date: 03 October 1991
By David Johnston
David Johnston
Excerpts of recorded conversations between Oliver L. North and Iranian government officials during key meetings over the secret arms sales to Iran in 1986 were broadcast tonight by ABC News. The broadcast of the tapes on the program "Nightline" were the first time that the surreptitiously recorded conversations have ever been publicly played, but cast little new light on the arms-for-hostages deals.
Date: 02 October 1991
By Constance L. Hays
Constance Hays
The New York Times cannot compel its unionized pressmen to go to arbitration over staffing of a new plant, a Federal judge has ruled, declaring that staffing levels are specified in an existing agreement. "The Times has demanded arbitration of what is not an arbitrable issue," the judge, Lawrence M. McKenna of Federal District Court in Manhattan, wrote in the eight-page decision filed yesterday.
Date: 02 October 1991
International A3-12 The U.S. suspended aid to Haiti and said it would not recognize the military junta that ousted democratically elected President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, who was exiled to Venezuela. Page A1
Date: 03 October 1991
INTERNATIONAL A3-11 A campaign to isolate Haiti's junta began, aimed at putting economic pressure on the nation and restoring the democratically elected government. The Organization of Amerian States initiated the effort. Page A1 Vietnamese refugees could go home from camps throughout Southeast Asia under a tentative decision by Hanoi. But the United States, which opposed similar decisions before, may try to derail the proposal. A1
Date: 02 October 1991
* Ashton-Tate Corp., Torrance, Calif., a software company, said it was reducing its work force by about 100 employees, bringing it to 1,200. * Audi of America, Palm Desert, Calif., the United States unit of Volkswagon A.G.'s Audi division, is introducing a new series of luxury sedans at a suggested base retail price of $27,700.
Date: 02 October 1991
By Floyd Norris
Floyd Norris
LAST month, for the first time in nearly two years, more companies increased dividends than had done so a year earlier. That fact, in figures released yesterday by the Standard & Poor's Corporation, was part of a somewhat contradictory report that shows that while there are signs of a revival in the fortunes of corporate America, there are also indications of increasing financial distress.
Date: 02 October 1991
By Bill Carter
Bill Carter
Roone Arledge, president of ABC News, yesterday named Stephen A. Weiswasser, an executive being groomed for future advancement at the network, as executive vice president of the news division. The move, which surprised many staff members at ABC News, made Mr. Weiswasser, 51 years old, the No. 2 executive in news under Mr. Arledge, who is 60. Mr. Weiswasser will be in charge of news operations and management.
Date: 02 October 1991
By Michael Richardson, International Herald Tribune
Michael Richardson
The entry of British Broadcasting Corp.'s satellite-television news service into Asia this month, in competition with Cable News Network, will test government and audience preference for two very different kinds of TV news, analysts say.. Wider issues are
Date: 03 October 1991
R. H. Macy & Company said it planned to build a store in downtown Denver, its 148th Macy's department store. The store, which is one of 12 new stores that Macy expects to open in the next five years, would be Macy's first in Denver. It will anchor a new retail center being developed by the Taubman Company with the Denver Urban Renewal Authority.
Date: 03 October 1991
By Adam Bryant
Adam Bryant
Kirk Kerkorian, the Los Angeles financier, increased his bet on the Chrysler Corporation's future by buying six million shares of the struggling auto maker's new stock offering this week. Mr. Kerkorian's holding company, the Tracinda Corporation, said the purchase was made to maintain his stake in Chrysler stock at 9.8 percent, a stake he acquired last year. Mr. Kerkorian plans to remain a passive investor, a spokesman said. "Tracinda likes Chrysler as an investment, particularly the way Lee Iacocca is managing Chrysler," he added.