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27th of May 2002 News

Новини, както се появиха на първа страница на New York Times на 27 май 2002 г.

MediaTalk; Satire on Patsy Cline Trips Up Columnist

Date: 27 May 2002

By FELICITY BARRINGER

Felicity BARRINGER

Lawrence Hall, columnist for The Star-Ledger in Newark, writes scathing column about victimology, citing April 9 item on Web site of Cybercast News Service about new study suggesting that music of country singer Patsy Cline contributes to depression, suicide and violent behavior by women; Hall failed to notice that piece was labeled satire; Star-Ledger editor Jim Willse calls episode 'sloppy and embarrassing'; photo (S)

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NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 28 May 2002

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NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 27 May 2002

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New York Philanthropy Embraces a Charismatic French Executive

Date: 28 May 2002

By ROBIN POGREBIN

Robin POGREBIN

Article on embattled Vivendi Universal chief executive Jean-Marie Messier, who moved to New York from Paris eight months ago and has become increasingly involved in city's cultural philanthropy; photo (M)

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New Drug for Malaria Pits U.S. Against Africa

Date: 28 May 2002

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr

Donald McNEIL

Article on dispute between World Health Organization and US Agency for International Development over use in Africa of artemisinin, powerful new Chinese drug to treat malaria; more than 2,000 African children die of malaria daily and resistance to old malaria drugs is spreading; AID officials say drug is expensive, hard for poorly educated people to take correctly and needs more testing; photo (M)

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New Economy; Game makers explore new entertainment and information services for home video sets.

Date: 27 May 2002

By John Markoff

John Markoff

Executives of video-game companies attending Electronic Entertainment Exposition in Los Angeles comment on exploring new entertainment and information services for home video sets; photo (M)

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Reclaiming New York's Waterfront

Date: 27 May 2002

Editorial reminds Mayor Michael Bloomberg's of his inaugural promise to bring new life to New York City's waterfront; describes one area of potential transformation, two-mile stretch on Brooklyn side of East River from Brooklyn Navy Yard to Newtown Creek

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Metro Briefing | New York: Manhattan: Officer Accused Of Sex Assault

Date: 28 May 2002

By Al Baker (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)

Al NYT

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Sunken Mystery Ship May Give Up Secrets In New Expedition

Date: 28 May 2002

By KENNETH CHANG

Kenneth CHANG

Researchers from Minerals Management Service and Texas A&M University, using remote-operated submarine, are planning return visit to shipwreck, discovered by ExxonMobil in deep water of Gulf of Mexico between Louisiana and Florida, in effort to discover its identity and why it sank; initial inspection found that 65-foot ship, which may date from mid-1800's, was built of American pine and its hull was sheathed in copper plates; photos; maps (M)

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Fine Wines Are Hot Lots for Auction Houses of New York

Date: 27 May 2002

By HOWARD G. GOLDBERG

Howard GOLDBERG

Auctions of rare and fine wines ad

Full Article

MediaTalk; Satire on Patsy Cline Trips Up Columnist

Date: 27 May 2002

By FELICITY BARRINGER

Felicity BARRINGER

Lawrence Hall, columnist for The Star-Ledger in Newark, writes scathing column about victimology, citing April 9 item on Web site of Cybercast News Service about new study suggesting that music of country singer Patsy Cline contributes to depression, suicide and violent behavior by women; Hall failed to notice that piece was labeled satire; Star-Ledger editor Jim Willse calls episode 'sloppy and embarrassing'; photo (S)

Full Article

NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 28 May 2002

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NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 27 May 2002

Full Article

New York Philanthropy Embraces a Charismatic French Executive

Date: 28 May 2002

By ROBIN POGREBIN

Robin POGREBIN

Article on embattled Vivendi Universal chief executive Jean-Marie Messier, who moved to New York from Paris eight months ago and has become increasingly involved in city's cultural philanthropy; photo (M)

Full Article

New Drug for Malaria Pits U.S. Against Africa

Date: 28 May 2002

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr

Donald McNEIL

Article on dispute between World Health Organization and US Agency for International Development over use in Africa of artemisinin, powerful new Chinese drug to treat malaria; more than 2,000 African children die of malaria daily and resistance to old malaria drugs is spreading; AID officials say drug is expensive, hard for poorly educated people to take correctly and needs more testing; photo (M)

Full Article

New Economy; Game makers explore new entertainment and information services for home video sets.

Date: 27 May 2002

By John Markoff

John Markoff

Executives of video-game companies attending Electronic Entertainment Exposition in Los Angeles comment on exploring new entertainment and information services for home video sets; photo (M)

Full Article

Reclaiming New York's Waterfront

Date: 27 May 2002

Editorial reminds Mayor Michael Bloomberg's of his inaugural promise to bring new life to New York City's waterfront; describes one area of potential transformation, two-mile stretch on Brooklyn side of East River from Brooklyn Navy Yard to Newtown Creek

Full Article

Metro Briefing | New York: Manhattan: Officer Accused Of Sex Assault

Date: 28 May 2002

By Al Baker (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)

Al NYT

Full Article

Sunken Mystery Ship May Give Up Secrets In New Expedition

Date: 28 May 2002

By KENNETH CHANG

Kenneth CHANG

Researchers from Minerals Management Service and Texas A&M University, using remote-operated submarine, are planning return visit to shipwreck, discovered by ExxonMobil in deep water of Gulf of Mexico between Louisiana and Florida, in effort to discover its identity and why it sank; initial inspection found that 65-foot ship, which may date from mid-1800's, was built of American pine and its hull was sheathed in copper plates; photos; maps (M)

Full Article

Fine Wines Are Hot Lots for Auction Houses of New York

Date: 27 May 2002

By HOWARD G. GOLDBERG

Howard GOLDBERG

Auctions of rare and fine wines ad

Full Article

MediaTalk; Satire on Patsy Cline Trips Up Columnist

Date: 27 May 2002

By FELICITY BARRINGER

Felicity BARRINGER

Lawrence Hall, columnist for The Star-Ledger in Newark, writes scathing column about victimology, citing April 9 item on Web site of Cybercast News Service about new study suggesting that music of country singer Patsy Cline contributes to depression, suicide and violent behavior by women; Hall failed to notice that piece was labeled satire; Star-Ledger editor Jim Willse calls episode 'sloppy and embarrassing'; photo (S)

Full Article

NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 28 May 2002

Full Article

NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 27 May 2002

Full Article

New York Philanthropy Embraces a Charismatic French Executive

Date: 28 May 2002

By ROBIN POGREBIN

Robin POGREBIN

Article on embattled Vivendi Universal chief executive Jean-Marie Messier, who moved to New York from Paris eight months ago and has become increasingly involved in city's cultural philanthropy; photo (M)

Full Article

New Drug for Malaria Pits U.S. Against Africa

Date: 28 May 2002

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr

Donald McNEIL

Article on dispute between World Health Organization and US Agency for International Development over use in Africa of artemisinin, powerful new Chinese drug to treat malaria; more than 2,000 African children die of malaria daily and resistance to old malaria drugs is spreading; AID officials say drug is expensive, hard for poorly educated people to take correctly and needs more testing; photo (M)

Full Article

New Economy; Game makers explore new entertainment and information services for home video sets.

Date: 27 May 2002

By John Markoff

John Markoff

Executives of video-game companies attending Electronic Entertainment Exposition in Los Angeles comment on exploring new entertainment and information services for home video sets; photo (M)

Full Article

Reclaiming New York's Waterfront

Date: 27 May 2002

Editorial reminds Mayor Michael Bloomberg's of his inaugural promise to bring new life to New York City's waterfront; describes one area of potential transformation, two-mile stretch on Brooklyn side of East River from Brooklyn Navy Yard to Newtown Creek

Full Article

Metro Briefing | New York: Manhattan: Officer Accused Of Sex Assault

Date: 28 May 2002

By Al Baker (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)

Al NYT

Full Article

Sunken Mystery Ship May Give Up Secrets In New Expedition

Date: 28 May 2002

By KENNETH CHANG

Kenneth CHANG

Researchers from Minerals Management Service and Texas A&M University, using remote-operated submarine, are planning return visit to shipwreck, discovered by ExxonMobil in deep water of Gulf of Mexico between Louisiana and Florida, in effort to discover its identity and why it sank; initial inspection found that 65-foot ship, which may date from mid-1800's, was built of American pine and its hull was sheathed in copper plates; photos; maps (M)

Full Article

Fine Wines Are Hot Lots for Auction Houses of New York

Date: 27 May 2002

By HOWARD G. GOLDBERG

Howard GOLDBERG

Auctions of rare and fine wines ad

Full Article

MediaTalk; Satire on Patsy Cline Trips Up Columnist

Date: 27 May 2002

By FELICITY BARRINGER

Felicity BARRINGER

Lawrence Hall, columnist for The Star-Ledger in Newark, writes scathing column about victimology, citing April 9 item on Web site of Cybercast News Service about new study suggesting that music of country singer Patsy Cline contributes to depression, suicide and violent behavior by women; Hall failed to notice that piece was labeled satire; Star-Ledger editor Jim Willse calls episode 'sloppy and embarrassing'; photo (S)

Full Article

NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 28 May 2002

Full Article

NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 27 May 2002

Full Article

New York Philanthropy Embraces a Charismatic French Executive

Date: 28 May 2002

By ROBIN POGREBIN

Robin POGREBIN

Article on embattled Vivendi Universal chief executive Jean-Marie Messier, who moved to New York from Paris eight months ago and has become increasingly involved in city's cultural philanthropy; photo (M)

Full Article

New Drug for Malaria Pits U.S. Against Africa

Date: 28 May 2002

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr

Donald McNEIL

Article on dispute between World Health Organization and US Agency for International Development over use in Africa of artemisinin, powerful new Chinese drug to treat malaria; more than 2,000 African children die of malaria daily and resistance to old malaria drugs is spreading; AID officials say drug is expensive, hard for poorly educated people to take correctly and needs more testing; photo (M)

Full Article

New Economy; Game makers explore new entertainment and information services for home video sets.

Date: 27 May 2002

By John Markoff

John Markoff

Executives of video-game companies attending Electronic Entertainment Exposition in Los Angeles comment on exploring new entertainment and information services for home video sets; photo (M)

Full Article

Reclaiming New York's Waterfront

Date: 27 May 2002

Editorial reminds Mayor Michael Bloomberg's of his inaugural promise to bring new life to New York City's waterfront; describes one area of potential transformation, two-mile stretch on Brooklyn side of East River from Brooklyn Navy Yard to Newtown Creek

Full Article

Metro Briefing | New York: Manhattan: Officer Accused Of Sex Assault

Date: 28 May 2002

By Al Baker (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)

Al NYT

Full Article

Sunken Mystery Ship May Give Up Secrets In New Expedition

Date: 28 May 2002

By KENNETH CHANG

Kenneth CHANG

Researchers from Minerals Management Service and Texas A&M University, using remote-operated submarine, are planning return visit to shipwreck, discovered by ExxonMobil in deep water of Gulf of Mexico between Louisiana and Florida, in effort to discover its identity and why it sank; initial inspection found that 65-foot ship, which may date from mid-1800's, was built of American pine and its hull was sheathed in copper plates; photos; maps (M)

Full Article

Fine Wines Are Hot Lots for Auction Houses of New York

Date: 27 May 2002

By HOWARD G. GOLDBERG

Howard GOLDBERG

Auctions of rare and fine wines ad

Full Article

MediaTalk; Satire on Patsy Cline Trips Up Columnist

Date: 27 May 2002

By FELICITY BARRINGER

Felicity BARRINGER

Lawrence Hall, columnist for The Star-Ledger in Newark, writes scathing column about victimology, citing April 9 item on Web site of Cybercast News Service about new study suggesting that music of country singer Patsy Cline contributes to depression, suicide and violent behavior by women; Hall failed to notice that piece was labeled satire; Star-Ledger editor Jim Willse calls episode 'sloppy and embarrassing'; photo (S)

Full Article

NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 28 May 2002

Full Article

NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 27 May 2002

Full Article

New York Philanthropy Embraces a Charismatic French Executive

Date: 28 May 2002

By ROBIN POGREBIN

Robin POGREBIN

Article on embattled Vivendi Universal chief executive Jean-Marie Messier, who moved to New York from Paris eight months ago and has become increasingly involved in city's cultural philanthropy; photo (M)

Full Article

New Drug for Malaria Pits U.S. Against Africa

Date: 28 May 2002

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr

Donald McNEIL

Article on dispute between World Health Organization and US Agency for International Development over use in Africa of artemisinin, powerful new Chinese drug to treat malaria; more than 2,000 African children die of malaria daily and resistance to old malaria drugs is spreading; AID officials say drug is expensive, hard for poorly educated people to take correctly and needs more testing; photo (M)

Full Article

New Economy; Game makers explore new entertainment and information services for home video sets.

Date: 27 May 2002

By John Markoff

John Markoff

Executives of video-game companies attending Electronic Entertainment Exposition in Los Angeles comment on exploring new entertainment and information services for home video sets; photo (M)

Full Article

Reclaiming New York's Waterfront

Date: 27 May 2002

Editorial reminds Mayor Michael Bloomberg's of his inaugural promise to bring new life to New York City's waterfront; describes one area of potential transformation, two-mile stretch on Brooklyn side of East River from Brooklyn Navy Yard to Newtown Creek

Full Article

Metro Briefing | New York: Manhattan: Officer Accused Of Sex Assault

Date: 28 May 2002

By Al Baker (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)

Al NYT

Full Article

Sunken Mystery Ship May Give Up Secrets In New Expedition

Date: 28 May 2002

By KENNETH CHANG

Kenneth CHANG

Researchers from Minerals Management Service and Texas A&M University, using remote-operated submarine, are planning return visit to shipwreck, discovered by ExxonMobil in deep water of Gulf of Mexico between Louisiana and Florida, in effort to discover its identity and why it sank; initial inspection found that 65-foot ship, which may date from mid-1800's, was built of American pine and its hull was sheathed in copper plates; photos; maps (M)

Full Article

Fine Wines Are Hot Lots for Auction Houses of New York

Date: 27 May 2002

By HOWARD G. GOLDBERG

Howard GOLDBERG

Auctions of rare and fine wines ad

Full Article