23rd of October 1999 News
Nieuws zoals het verscheen op de voorpagina van de New York Times op 23 oktober 1999
Financial Services Industry Faces a New World
Date: 23 October 1999
By JOSEPH KAHN
Joseph KAHN
Financial services industry is about to undergo major overhaul as Congress deregulates banking, securities and insurance industries; shares in those three industries soar on merger speculation; biggest winners are life insurance companies, which some see as prime targets of banks hoping to offer insurance to their customers; investors see banks and brokerage firms as effectively in play as well, though industry executives say that change might come slower; consumers stand to gain from convenience of finding every financial product in one place, but consumer groups have already begun to raise red flags about privacy (M)
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New Ethics Code
Date: 24 October 1999
By ELSA BRENNER
Elsa BRENNER
Common Council in White Plains, NY, drafts code giving city's Ethics Board new powers and making it illegal for elected officials, city workers and volunteer members of boards and commissions to accept gifts (S)
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New Owner For a Pair Of Papers
Date: 24 October 1999
By ERIC V. COPAGE
Eric COPAGE
John W Sutter purchases Villager, weekly Greenwich Village newspaper, and its sister, bi-weekly Downtown Express, from Thomas G and Elizabeth Buston for undisclosed price; photo (M)
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For the New Garde, Cabaret's the Thing
Date: 24 October 1999
By ALVIN KLEIN
Alvin KLEIN
Alvin Klein reviews grand reopening of Garde Arts Center in New London, Conn, featuring performance by singer Patti LuPone; photo (M)
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 24 October 1999
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 23 October 1999
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A New World of Finance
Date: 24 October 1999
Editorial supports agreement between White House and Republican leadership to overhaul nation's banking laws, but contends that it will be important for Congress to continue monitoring trends in financial industry
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Settling Into New Condominiums in the East Village
Date: 24 October 1999
By ALAN S. OSER
Alan OSER
Article on Del Este Village, condominium development on six scattered sites in New York City's East Village; photos (M)
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Unverified Account Spawned Many News Reports
Date: 23 October 1999
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Old allegation about George W Bush, recycled by anonymous sources in book that has been withdrawn by its publisher, was widely reported last week, even by news orgns whose reporters had long since decided that rumor was probably false; day by day, more news organizations published accounts of old rumor that in 1972 Bush was arrested for cocaine possession and that there was coverrup involving Bush's father, former Pres George Bush; virtually all news orgns' stores included denials from Gov Bush or his campaign spokesmen (M)
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In New Haven, Not Your Usual Mall Battle
Date: 23 October 1999
By TINA KELLEY
Tina KELLEY
Battle is brewing in New Haven, Conn, over proposed 1.5 million-square-foot mall called Galleria at Long Island Sound; Mayor John DeStefano, which has led charge for mall, says it will mean 3,000 new jobs and $6.7 million in tax revenue; opponents contend mall will lure shoppers from downtown and attract 30,000 to 40,000 cars a day; they also question use of $85 million in city, state and Federal funds for $500 million project; major opposition group, Save Our Downtowns Alliance, is supported mainly by Westfield America Inc, Los Angeles-based company that operates malls in three Connecticut towns (M)
Full Article
Financial Services Industry Faces a New World
Date: 23 October 1999
By JOSEPH KAHN
Joseph KAHN
Financial services industry is about to undergo major overhaul as Congress deregulates banking, securities and insurance industries; shares in those three industries soar on merger speculation; biggest winners are life insurance companies, which some see as prime targets of banks hoping to offer insurance to their customers; investors see banks and brokerage firms as effectively in play as well, though industry executives say that change might come slower; consumers stand to gain from convenience of finding every financial product in one place, but consumer groups have already begun to raise red flags about privacy (M)
Full Article
New Ethics Code
Date: 24 October 1999
By ELSA BRENNER
Elsa BRENNER
Common Council in White Plains, NY, drafts code giving city's Ethics Board new powers and making it illegal for elected officials, city workers and volunteer members of boards and commissions to accept gifts (S)
Full Article
For the New Garde, Cabaret's the Thing
Date: 24 October 1999
By ALVIN KLEIN
Alvin KLEIN
Alvin Klein reviews grand reopening of Garde Arts Center in New London, Conn, featuring performance by singer Patti LuPone; photo (M)
Full Article
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 24 October 1999
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 23 October 1999
Full Article
A New World of Finance
Date: 24 October 1999
Editorial supports agreement between White House and Republican leadership to overhaul nation's banking laws, but contends that it will be important for Congress to continue monitoring trends in financial industry
Full Article
Settling Into New Condominiums in the East Village
Date: 24 October 1999
By ALAN S. OSER
Alan OSER
Article on Del Este Village, condominium development on six scattered sites in New York City's East Village; photos (M)
Full Article
Unverified Account Spawned Many News Reports
Date: 23 October 1999
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Old allegation about George W Bush, recycled by anonymous sources in book that has been withdrawn by its publisher, was widely reported last week, even by news orgns whose reporters had long since decided that rumor was probably false; day by day, more news organizations published accounts of old rumor that in 1972 Bush was arrested for cocaine possession and that there was coverrup involving Bush's father, former Pres George Bush; virtually all news orgns' stores included denials from Gov Bush or his campaign spokesmen (M)
Full Article
In New Haven, Not Your Usual Mall Battle
Date: 23 October 1999
By TINA KELLEY
Tina KELLEY
Battle is brewing in New Haven, Conn, over proposed 1.5 million-square-foot mall called Galleria at Long Island Sound; Mayor John DeStefano, which has led charge for mall, says it will mean 3,000 new jobs and $6.7 million in tax revenue; opponents contend mall will lure shoppers from downtown and attract 30,000 to 40,000 cars a day; they also question use of $85 million in city, state and Federal funds for $500 million project; major opposition group, Save Our Downtowns Alliance, is supported mainly by Westfield America Inc, Los Angeles-based company that operates malls in three Connecticut towns (M)
Full Article
Financial Services Industry Faces a New World
Date: 23 October 1999
By JOSEPH KAHN
Joseph KAHN
Financial services industry is about to undergo major overhaul as Congress deregulates banking, securities and insurance industries; shares in those three industries soar on merger speculation; biggest winners are life insurance companies, which some see as prime targets of banks hoping to offer insurance to their customers; investors see banks and brokerage firms as effectively in play as well, though industry executives say that change might come slower; consumers stand to gain from convenience of finding every financial product in one place, but consumer groups have already begun to raise red flags about privacy (M)
Full Article
New Ethics Code
Date: 24 October 1999
By ELSA BRENNER
Elsa BRENNER
Common Council in White Plains, NY, drafts code giving city's Ethics Board new powers and making it illegal for elected officials, city workers and volunteer members of boards and commissions to accept gifts (S)
Full Article
New Owner For a Pair Of Papers
Date: 24 October 1999
By ERIC V. COPAGE
Eric COPAGE
John W Sutter purchases Villager, weekly Greenwich Village newspaper, and its sister, bi-weekly Downtown Express, from Thomas G and Elizabeth Buston for undisclosed price; photo (M)
Full Article
For the New Garde, Cabaret's the Thing
Date: 24 October 1999
By ALVIN KLEIN
Alvin KLEIN
Alvin Klein reviews grand reopening of Garde Arts Center in New London, Conn, featuring performance by singer Patti LuPone; photo (M)
Full Article
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 24 October 1999
Full Article
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 23 October 1999
Full Article
A New World of Finance
Date: 24 October 1999
Editorial supports agreement between White House and Republican leadership to overhaul nation's banking laws, but contends that it will be important for Congress to continue monitoring trends in financial industry
Full Article
Settling Into New Condominiums in the East Village
Date: 24 October 1999
By ALAN S. OSER
Alan OSER
Article on Del Este Village, condominium development on six scattered sites in New York City's East Village; photos (M)
Full Article
Unverified Account Spawned Many News Reports
Date: 23 October 1999
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Old allegation about George W Bush, recycled by anonymous sources in book that has been withdrawn by its publisher, was widely reported last week, even by news orgns whose reporters had long since decided that rumor was probably false; day by day, more news organizations published accounts of old rumor that in 1972 Bush was arrested for cocaine possession and that there was coverrup involving Bush's father, former Pres George Bush; virtually all news orgns' stores included denials from Gov Bush or his campaign spokesmen (M)
Full Article
In New Haven, Not Your Usual Mall Battle
Date: 23 October 1999
By TINA KELLEY
Tina KELLEY
Battle is brewing in New Haven, Conn, over proposed 1.5 million-square-foot mall called Galleria at Long Island Sound; Mayor John DeStefano, which has led charge for mall, says it will mean 3,000 new jobs and $6.7 million in tax revenue; opponents contend mall will lure shoppers from downtown and attract 30,000 to 40,000 cars a day; they also question use of $85 million in city, state and Federal funds for $500 million project; major opposition group, Save Our Downtowns Alliance, is supported mainly by Westfield America Inc, Los Angeles-based company that operates malls in three Connecticut towns (M)
Full Article
Financial Services Industry Faces a New World
Date: 23 October 1999
By JOSEPH KAHN
Joseph KAHN
Financial services industry is about to undergo major overhaul as Congress deregulates banking, securities and insurance industries; shares in those three industries soar on merger speculation; biggest winners are life insurance companies, which some see as prime targets of banks hoping to offer insurance to their customers; investors see banks and brokerage firms as effectively in play as well, though industry executives say that change might come slower; consumers stand to gain from convenience of finding every financial product in one place, but consumer groups have already begun to raise red flags about privacy (M)
Full Article
New Ethics Code
Date: 24 October 1999
By ELSA BRENNER
Elsa BRENNER
Common Council in White Plains, NY, drafts code giving city's Ethics Board new powers and making it illegal for elected officials, city workers and volunteer members of boards and commissions to accept gifts (S)
Full Article
New Owner For a Pair Of Papers
Date: 24 October 1999
By ERIC V. COPAGE
Eric COPAGE
John W Sutter purchases Villager, weekly Greenwich Village newspaper, and its sister, bi-weekly Downtown Express, from Thomas G and Elizabeth Buston for undisclosed price; photo (M)
Full Article
For the New Garde, Cabaret's the Thing
Date: 24 October 1999
By ALVIN KLEIN
Alvin KLEIN
Alvin Klein reviews grand reopening of Garde Arts Center in New London, Conn, featuring performance by singer Patti LuPone; photo (M)
Full Article
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 24 October 1999
Full Article
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 23 October 1999
Full Article
A New World of Finance
Date: 24 October 1999
Editorial supports agreement between White House and Republican leadership to overhaul nation's banking laws, but contends that it will be important for Congress to continue monitoring trends in financial industry
Full Article
Settling Into New Condominiums in the East Village
Date: 24 October 1999
By ALAN S. OSER
Alan OSER
Article on Del Este Village, condominium development on six scattered sites in New York City's East Village; photos (M)
Full Article
Unverified Account Spawned Many News Reports
Date: 23 October 1999
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Old allegation about George W Bush, recycled by anonymous sources in book that has been withdrawn by its publisher, was widely reported last week, even by news orgns whose reporters had long since decided that rumor was probably false; day by day, more news organizations published accounts of old rumor that in 1972 Bush was arrested for cocaine possession and that there was coverrup involving Bush's father, former Pres George Bush; virtually all news orgns' stores included denials from Gov Bush or his campaign spokesmen (M)
Full Article
In New Haven, Not Your Usual Mall Battle
Date: 23 October 1999
By TINA KELLEY
Tina KELLEY
Battle is brewing in New Haven, Conn, over proposed 1.5 million-square-foot mall called Galleria at Long Island Sound; Mayor John DeStefano, which has led charge for mall, says it will mean 3,000 new jobs and $6.7 million in tax revenue; opponents contend mall will lure shoppers from downtown and attract 30,000 to 40,000 cars a day; they also question use of $85 million in city, state and Federal funds for $500 million project; major opposition group, Save Our Downtowns Alliance, is supported mainly by Westfield America Inc, Los Angeles-based company that operates malls in three Connecticut towns (M)
Full Article
New Ethics Code
Date: 24 October 1999
By ELSA BRENNER
Elsa BRENNER
Common Council in White Plains, NY, drafts code giving city's Ethics Board new powers and making it illegal for elected officials, city workers and volunteer members of boards and commissions to accept gifts (S)
Full Article
New Owner For a Pair Of Papers
Date: 24 October 1999
By ERIC V. COPAGE
Eric COPAGE
John W Sutter purchases Villager, weekly Greenwich Village newspaper, and its sister, bi-weekly Downtown Express, from Thomas G and Elizabeth Buston for undisclosed price; photo (M)
Full Article
For the New Garde, Cabaret's the Thing
Date: 24 October 1999
By ALVIN KLEIN
Alvin KLEIN
Alvin Klein reviews grand reopening of Garde Arts Center in New London, Conn, featuring performance by singer Patti LuPone; photo (M)
Full Article
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 24 October 1999
Full Article
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 23 October 1999
Full Article
A New World of Finance
Date: 24 October 1999
Editorial supports agreement between White House and Republican leadership to overhaul nation's banking laws, but contends that it will be important for Congress to continue monitoring trends in financial industry
Full Article
Settling Into New Condominiums in the East Village
Date: 24 October 1999
By ALAN S. OSER
Alan OSER
Article on Del Este Village, condominium development on six scattered sites in New York City's East Village; photos (M)
Full Article
In New Haven, Not Your Usual Mall Battle
Date: 23 October 1999
By TINA KELLEY
Tina KELLEY
Battle is brewing in New Haven, Conn, over proposed 1.5 million-square-foot mall called Galleria at Long Island Sound; Mayor John DeStefano, which has led charge for mall, says it will mean 3,000 new jobs and $6.7 million in tax revenue; opponents contend mall will lure shoppers from downtown and attract 30,000 to 40,000 cars a day; they also question use of $85 million in city, state and Federal funds for $500 million project; major opposition group, Save Our Downtowns Alliance, is supported mainly by Westfield America Inc, Los Angeles-based company that operates malls in three Connecticut towns (M)
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