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Date: 14 March 2003
By Jennifer Steinhauer (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)
Jennifer NYT
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announces new campaign to reduce number of new AIDS cases and provide high quality care (S)
Date: 15 March 2003
By ANNA KISSELGOFF
Anna KISSELGOFF
Anna Kisselgoff reviews performances by Kirov Ballet, Miami City Ballet and other companies during International Ballet Festival at Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC;
Date: 14 March 2003
By JOANNE KAUFMAN
Joanne KAUFMAN
Article on new identities people take on and fantasies they fulfill at their weekend homes; business executive paints and sketches at weekend retreat in Redding Ridge, Conn; Manhattan cardiologist raises pigs on weekends in Peekskill, NY; Manhattan lawyer rides his Harley-Davidson in Amagansett, NY; drawing; photo (M)
Date: 15 March 2003
By JAYSON BLAIR
Jayson BLAIR
Former New York gubernatorial candidate Tom Golisano announces he and group of investors have signed agreement to buy Buffalo Sabres from NHL in deal valued at $92 million (M)
Date: 14 March 2003
By Stuart Elliott with Bill Carter
Stuart Elliott
Advertising: Nautica International H
Date: 14 March 2003
By FLOYD NORRIS
Floyd NORRIS
Floyd Norris column on recent disclosures by Tyco International of financial problems at its security subsidiary despite investor confidence in company after new management, led by Edward D Breen, assured investors at end of 2002 that no major fraud was found at company; says Tyco's head David Boies lined up investors at end of last year for two convertible bond issues that proved to be overwhelming success, growing to $4.5 billion from initially announced $3.25 billion; holds investors feel betrayed, and share price is now only pennies above price it rose to on day Breen was hired last year; adds bonds, with conversion prices in low $20's, are trading well below what investors paid for them; graph (M)
Date: 14 March 2003
Brief reviews of films now released on video: White Oleander, Moonlight Mile and Swimfan (S)
Date: 14 March 2003
By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI
David KOCIENIEWSKI
New Jersey State General Assembly passes bill banning racial profiling by police; Senate has already passed corresponding legislation; bill makes profiling punishable by five years in prison and $15,000 fine (M)
Date: 14 March 2003
By Jennifer Steinhauer (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)
Jennifer NYT
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announces new campaign to reduce number of new AIDS cases and provide high quality care (S)
Date: 15 March 2003
By ANNA KISSELGOFF
Anna KISSELGOFF
Anna Kisselgoff reviews performances by Kirov Ballet, Miami City Ballet and other companies during International Ballet Festival at Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC;
Date: 14 March 2003
By JOANNE KAUFMAN
Joanne KAUFMAN
Article on new identities people take on and fantasies they fulfill at their weekend homes; business executive paints and sketches at weekend retreat in Redding Ridge, Conn; Manhattan cardiologist raises pigs on weekends in Peekskill, NY; Manhattan lawyer rides his Harley-Davidson in Amagansett, NY; drawing; photo (M)
Date: 15 March 2003
By JAYSON BLAIR
Jayson BLAIR
Former New York gubernatorial candidate Tom Golisano announces he and group of investors have signed agreement to buy Buffalo Sabres from NHL in deal valued at $92 million (M)
Date: 14 March 2003
By Stuart Elliott with Bill Carter
Stuart Elliott
Advertising: Nautica International H
Date: 14 March 2003
By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI
David KOCIENIEWSKI
New Jersey State General Assembly passes bill banning racial profiling by police; Senate has already passed corresponding legislation; bill makes profiling punishable by five years in prison and $15,000 fine (M)
Date: 14 March 2003
By Jennifer Steinhauer (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)
Jennifer NYT
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announces new campaign to reduce number of new AIDS cases and provide high quality care (S)
Date: 15 March 2003
By ANNA KISSELGOFF
Anna KISSELGOFF
Anna Kisselgoff reviews performances by Kirov Ballet, Miami City Ballet and other companies during International Ballet Festival at Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC;
Date: 14 March 2003
By JOANNE KAUFMAN
Joanne KAUFMAN
Article on new identities people take on and fantasies they fulfill at their weekend homes; business executive paints and sketches at weekend retreat in Redding Ridge, Conn; Manhattan cardiologist raises pigs on weekends in Peekskill, NY; Manhattan lawyer rides his Harley-Davidson in Amagansett, NY; drawing; photo (M)
Date: 15 March 2003
By JAYSON BLAIR
Jayson BLAIR
Former New York gubernatorial candidate Tom Golisano announces he and group of investors have signed agreement to buy Buffalo Sabres from NHL in deal valued at $92 million (M)
Date: 14 March 2003
By FLOYD NORRIS
Floyd NORRIS
Floyd Norris column on recent disclosures by Tyco International of financial problems at its security subsidiary despite investor confidence in company after new management, led by Edward D Breen, assured investors at end of 2002 that no major fraud was found at company; says Tyco's head David Boies lined up investors at end of last year for two convertible bond issues that proved to be overwhelming success, growing to $4.5 billion from initially announced $3.25 billion; holds investors feel betrayed, and share price is now only pennies above price it rose to on day Breen was hired last year; adds bonds, with conversion prices in low $20's, are trading well below what investors paid for them; graph (M)
Date: 14 March 2003
Brief reviews of films now released on video: White Oleander, Moonlight Mile and Swimfan (S)
Date: 14 March 2003
By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI
David KOCIENIEWSKI
New Jersey State General Assembly passes bill banning racial profiling by police; Senate has already passed corresponding legislation; bill makes profiling punishable by five years in prison and $15,000 fine (M)
Date: 14 March 2003
By Jennifer Steinhauer (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)
Jennifer NYT
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announces new campaign to reduce number of new AIDS cases and provide high quality care (S)
Date: 15 March 2003
By ANNA KISSELGOFF
Anna KISSELGOFF
Anna Kisselgoff reviews performances by Kirov Ballet, Miami City Ballet and other companies during International Ballet Festival at Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC;
Date: 14 March 2003
By JOANNE KAUFMAN
Joanne KAUFMAN
Article on new identities people take on and fantasies they fulfill at their weekend homes; business executive paints and sketches at weekend retreat in Redding Ridge, Conn; Manhattan cardiologist raises pigs on weekends in Peekskill, NY; Manhattan lawyer rides his Harley-Davidson in Amagansett, NY; drawing; photo (M)
Date: 15 March 2003
By JAYSON BLAIR
Jayson BLAIR
Former New York gubernatorial candidate Tom Golisano announces he and group of investors have signed agreement to buy Buffalo Sabres from NHL in deal valued at $92 million (M)
Date: 14 March 2003
By Stuart Elliott with Bill Carter
Stuart Elliott
Advertising: Nautica International H
Date: 14 March 2003
By FLOYD NORRIS
Floyd NORRIS
Floyd Norris column on recent disclosures by Tyco International of financial problems at its security subsidiary despite investor confidence in company after new management, led by Edward D Breen, assured investors at end of 2002 that no major fraud was found at company; says Tyco's head David Boies lined up investors at end of last year for two convertible bond issues that proved to be overwhelming success, growing to $4.5 billion from initially announced $3.25 billion; holds investors feel betrayed, and share price is now only pennies above price it rose to on day Breen was hired last year; adds bonds, with conversion prices in low $20's, are trading well below what investors paid for them; graph (M)
Date: 14 March 2003
Brief reviews of films now released on video: White Oleander, Moonlight Mile and Swimfan (S)
Date: 14 March 2003
By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI
David KOCIENIEWSKI
New Jersey State General Assembly passes bill banning racial profiling by police; Senate has already passed corresponding legislation; bill makes profiling punishable by five years in prison and $15,000 fine (M)
Date: 14 March 2003
By Jennifer Steinhauer (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)
Jennifer NYT
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announces new campaign to reduce number of new AIDS cases and provide high quality care (S)
Date: 15 March 2003
By ANNA KISSELGOFF
Anna KISSELGOFF
Anna Kisselgoff reviews performances by Kirov Ballet, Miami City Ballet and other companies during International Ballet Festival at Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC;
Date: 14 March 2003
By JOANNE KAUFMAN
Joanne KAUFMAN
Article on new identities people take on and fantasies they fulfill at their weekend homes; business executive paints and sketches at weekend retreat in Redding Ridge, Conn; Manhattan cardiologist raises pigs on weekends in Peekskill, NY; Manhattan lawyer rides his Harley-Davidson in Amagansett, NY; drawing; photo (M)
Date: 15 March 2003
By JAYSON BLAIR
Jayson BLAIR
Former New York gubernatorial candidate Tom Golisano announces he and group of investors have signed agreement to buy Buffalo Sabres from NHL in deal valued at $92 million (M)
Date: 14 March 2003
By Stuart Elliott with Bill Carter
Stuart Elliott
Advertising: Nautica International H
Date: 14 March 2003
Brief reviews of films now released on video: White Oleander, Moonlight Mile and Swimfan (S)
Date: 14 March 2003
By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI
David KOCIENIEWSKI
New Jersey State General Assembly passes bill banning racial profiling by police; Senate has already passed corresponding legislation; bill makes profiling punishable by five years in prison and $15,000 fine (M)