In fact, less than 4 percent fall under the national park system.

It was the first increase since January and followed a 1 percent fall a month earlier.

That is a 68 percent fall for the stock index.

The largest fall, of 86.2 percent, came in the Depression, from 1929 to 1932.

On the black market today, it closed at 25.30 to the dollar, a 14.2 percent fall in a week.

Of those who make it through, only 15 percent fall back into homelessness again, he added.

The market tumbled 339.06 points on Monday, a fall of 10.8 percent.

Of the 1.4 million additional cases reported, almost 80 percent fall into three suspect categories.

From 1989 to 1993, the typical American household lost $2,344 in annual income, a fall of 7 percent.

The drop was the 10th straight, including a revised 2 percent fall in December.