STOCK OF SCIOS RISES ON NEWS OF TAKEOVER BID
Date: 08 February 2003
Scios Inc, maker of heart medicine Natrecor, is considering bid to be taken over; share prices rises 27.1 percent on news (S)
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7th of February 2003 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 7 febbraio 2003
In New York, a New Array Of Safeguards Take Effect
Date: 08 February 2003
By WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM and KEVIN FLYNN
William RASHBAUM
Gov George E Pataki and Mayor Michael R Bloomberg advise New Yorkers to go about their daily lives, but urge greater caution and vigilance; detail precautions being taken in response to high terrorism alert across nation; say data that spurred alert did not cite any specific New York targets; New York City outlines entire new agenda of precautions; several New York officials cite concerns about possible chemical or biological attack; photos (M)a
Metro Briefing | New York: Manhattan: New Hiring Freeze At CUNY
Date: 07 February 2003
By Karen W. Arenson (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)
Karen Arenson
City University of New York imposes hiring freeze, effective immediately; move, which applies to all positions except teachers, is in response to Gov George Pataki's proposed education cuts (S)
National Briefing | New England: New Hampshire: Republican Leader Quits
Date: 08 February 2003
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
Chuck McGee resigns as executive director of New Hampshire Republican Party executive director after being accused of lying about hiring GOP Marketplace to have telemarketing company tie up Democratic phone bank lines on Election Day (S)
National Briefing | New England: Massachusetts: New Role For Cardinal Law
Date: 08 February 2003
By Pam Belluck (NYT)
Pam NYT
Former Archbishop of Boston, Cardinal Bernard F Law, says he will leave Boston area to live with Sisters of Mercy of Alma in Maryland; photo (S)
Study Looks At New Ideas For Deficit
Date: 07 February 2003
New York City's Independent Budget Office releases report examining alternative methods of saving money and generating revenues (M)
Deal to Give New York Flexibility In Using Aid
Date: 07 February 2003
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Raymond HERNANDEZ
Bush administration tentatively agrees to provide up to $980 million to help New York City and New York State close multibillion dollar budget deficits; agreement would give about $350 million to state and about $630 million to city with fewer restrictions than generally govern such emergency aid; money would be drawn from funds allocated in aftermath of Sept 11 terrorist attacks; proposal is unusual because it would break precedent that had earmarked all money allocated after 9/11 for specific projects (M)
World Briefing | Asia: India: New Antipolio Campaign
Date: 07 February 2003
By Hari Kumar (NYT)
Hari NYT
Indian health officials will begin polio vaccination program to fight increase in polio cases; of 1,500 cases worldwide in 2002, 85% were in India and primarily in Uttar Pradesh state (S)
STOCK OF SCIOS RISES ON NEWS OF TAKEOVER BID
Date: 08 February 2003
Scios Inc, maker of heart medicine Natrecor, is considering bid to be taken over; share prices rises 27.1 percent on news (S)
In New York, a New Array Of Safeguards Take Effect
Date: 08 February 2003
By WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM and KEVIN FLYNN
William RASHBAUM
Gov George E Pataki and Mayor Michael R Bloomberg advise New Yorkers to go about their daily lives, but urge greater caution and vigilance; detail precautions being taken in response to high terrorism alert across nation; say data that spurred alert did not cite any specific New York targets; New York City outlines entire new agenda of precautions; several New York officials cite concerns about possible chemical or biological attack; photos (M)a
Metro Briefing | New York: Manhattan: New Hiring Freeze At CUNY
Date: 07 February 2003
By Karen W. Arenson (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)
Karen Arenson
City University of New York imposes hiring freeze, effective immediately; move, which applies to all positions except teachers, is in response to Gov George Pataki's proposed education cuts (S)
National Briefing | New England: New Hampshire: Republican Leader Quits
Date: 08 February 2003
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
Chuck McGee resigns as executive director of New Hampshire Republican Party executive director after being accused of lying about hiring GOP Marketplace to have telemarketing company tie up Democratic phone bank lines on Election Day (S)
National Briefing | New England: Massachusetts: New Role For Cardinal Law
Date: 08 February 2003
By Pam Belluck (NYT)
Pam NYT
Former Archbishop of Boston, Cardinal Bernard F Law, says he will leave Boston area to live with Sisters of Mercy of Alma in Maryland; photo (S)
Study Looks At New Ideas For Deficit
Date: 07 February 2003
New York City's Independent Budget Office releases report examining alternative methods of saving money and generating revenues (M)
Deal to Give New York Flexibility In Using Aid
Date: 07 February 2003
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Raymond HERNANDEZ
Bush administration tentatively agrees to provide up to $980 million to help New York City and New York State close multibillion dollar budget deficits; agreement would give about $350 million to state and about $630 million to city with fewer restrictions than generally govern such emergency aid; money would be drawn from funds allocated in aftermath of Sept 11 terrorist attacks; proposal is unusual because it would break precedent that had earmarked all money allocated after 9/11 for specific projects (M)
World Briefing | Asia: India: New Antipolio Campaign
Date: 07 February 2003
By Hari Kumar (NYT)
Hari NYT
Indian health officials will begin polio vaccination program to fight increase in polio cases; of 1,500 cases worldwide in 2002, 85% were in India and primarily in Uttar Pradesh state (S)
STOCK OF SCIOS RISES ON NEWS OF TAKEOVER BID
Date: 08 February 2003
Scios Inc, maker of heart medicine Natrecor, is considering bid to be taken over; share prices rises 27.1 percent on news (S)
In New York, a New Array Of Safeguards Take Effect
Date: 08 February 2003
By WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM and KEVIN FLYNN
William RASHBAUM
Gov George E Pataki and Mayor Michael R Bloomberg advise New Yorkers to go about their daily lives, but urge greater caution and vigilance; detail precautions being taken in response to high terrorism alert across nation; say data that spurred alert did not cite any specific New York targets; New York City outlines entire new agenda of precautions; several New York officials cite concerns about possible chemical or biological attack; photos (M)a
Metro Briefing | New York: Manhattan: New Hiring Freeze At CUNY
Date: 07 February 2003
By Karen W. Arenson (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)
Karen Arenson
City University of New York imposes hiring freeze, effective immediately; move, which applies to all positions except teachers, is in response to Gov George Pataki's proposed education cuts (S)
National Briefing | New England: New Hampshire: Republican Leader Quits
Date: 08 February 2003
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
Chuck McGee resigns as executive director of New Hampshire Republican Party executive director after being accused of lying about hiring GOP Marketplace to have telemarketing company tie up Democratic phone bank lines on Election Day (S)
National Briefing | New England: Massachusetts: New Role For Cardinal Law
Date: 08 February 2003
By Pam Belluck (NYT)
Pam NYT
Former Archbishop of Boston, Cardinal Bernard F Law, says he will leave Boston area to live with Sisters of Mercy of Alma in Maryland; photo (S)
Study Looks At New Ideas For Deficit
Date: 07 February 2003
New York City's Independent Budget Office releases report examining alternative methods of saving money and generating revenues (M)
Deal to Give New York Flexibility In Using Aid
Date: 07 February 2003
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Raymond HERNANDEZ
Bush administration tentatively agrees to provide up to $980 million to help New York City and New York State close multibillion dollar budget deficits; agreement would give about $350 million to state and about $630 million to city with fewer restrictions than generally govern such emergency aid; money would be drawn from funds allocated in aftermath of Sept 11 terrorist attacks; proposal is unusual because it would break precedent that had earmarked all money allocated after 9/11 for specific projects (M)
World Briefing | Asia: India: New Antipolio Campaign
Date: 07 February 2003
By Hari Kumar (NYT)
Hari NYT
Indian health officials will begin polio vaccination program to fight increase in polio cases; of 1,500 cases worldwide in 2002, 85% were in India and primarily in Uttar Pradesh state (S)
STOCK OF SCIOS RISES ON NEWS OF TAKEOVER BID
Date: 08 February 2003
Scios Inc, maker of heart medicine Natrecor, is considering bid to be taken over; share prices rises 27.1 percent on news (S)
In New York, a New Array Of Safeguards Take Effect
Date: 08 February 2003
By WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM and KEVIN FLYNN
William RASHBAUM
Gov George E Pataki and Mayor Michael R Bloomberg advise New Yorkers to go about their daily lives, but urge greater caution and vigilance; detail precautions being taken in response to high terrorism alert across nation; say data that spurred alert did not cite any specific New York targets; New York City outlines entire new agenda of precautions; several New York officials cite concerns about possible chemical or biological attack; photos (M)a
Metro Briefing | New York: Manhattan: New Hiring Freeze At CUNY
Date: 07 February 2003
By Karen W. Arenson (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)
Karen Arenson
City University of New York imposes hiring freeze, effective immediately; move, which applies to all positions except teachers, is in response to Gov George Pataki's proposed education cuts (S)
National Briefing | New England: New Hampshire: Republican Leader Quits
Date: 08 February 2003
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
Chuck McGee resigns as executive director of New Hampshire Republican Party executive director after being accused of lying about hiring GOP Marketplace to have telemarketing company tie up Democratic phone bank lines on Election Day (S)
National Briefing | New England: Massachusetts: New Role For Cardinal Law
Date: 08 February 2003
By Pam Belluck (NYT)
Pam NYT
Former Archbishop of Boston, Cardinal Bernard F Law, says he will leave Boston area to live with Sisters of Mercy of Alma in Maryland; photo (S)
Deal to Give New York Flexibility In Using Aid
Date: 07 February 2003
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Raymond HERNANDEZ
Bush administration tentatively agrees to provide up to $980 million to help New York City and New York State close multibillion dollar budget deficits; agreement would give about $350 million to state and about $630 million to city with fewer restrictions than generally govern such emergency aid; money would be drawn from funds allocated in aftermath of Sept 11 terrorist attacks; proposal is unusual because it would break precedent that had earmarked all money allocated after 9/11 for specific projects (M)
STOCK OF SCIOS RISES ON NEWS OF TAKEOVER BID
Date: 08 February 2003
Scios Inc, maker of heart medicine Natrecor, is considering bid to be taken over; share prices rises 27.1 percent on news (S)
Metro Briefing | New York: Manhattan: New Hiring Freeze At CUNY
Date: 07 February 2003
By Karen W. Arenson (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)
Karen Arenson
City University of New York imposes hiring freeze, effective immediately; move, which applies to all positions except teachers, is in response to Gov George Pataki's proposed education cuts (S)
National Briefing | New England: New Hampshire: Republican Leader Quits
Date: 08 February 2003
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
Chuck McGee resigns as executive director of New Hampshire Republican Party executive director after being accused of lying about hiring GOP Marketplace to have telemarketing company tie up Democratic phone bank lines on Election Day (S)
National Briefing | New England: Massachusetts: New Role For Cardinal Law
Date: 08 February 2003
By Pam Belluck (NYT)
Pam NYT
Former Archbishop of Boston, Cardinal Bernard F Law, says he will leave Boston area to live with Sisters of Mercy of Alma in Maryland; photo (S)
Study Looks At New Ideas For Deficit
Date: 07 February 2003
New York City's Independent Budget Office releases report examining alternative methods of saving money and generating revenues (M)
Deal to Give New York Flexibility In Using Aid
Date: 07 February 2003
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Raymond HERNANDEZ
Bush administration tentatively agrees to provide up to $980 million to help New York City and New York State close multibillion dollar budget deficits; agreement would give about $350 million to state and about $630 million to city with fewer restrictions than generally govern such emergency aid; money would be drawn from funds allocated in aftermath of Sept 11 terrorist attacks; proposal is unusual because it would break precedent that had earmarked all money allocated after 9/11 for specific projects (M)
World Briefing | Asia: India: New Antipolio Campaign
Date: 07 February 2003
By Hari Kumar (NYT)
Hari NYT
Indian health officials will begin polio vaccination program to fight increase in polio cases; of 1,500 cases worldwide in 2002, 85% were in India and primarily in Uttar Pradesh state (S)