25 mei 2002 was een zaterdag onder het sterrenbeeld ♊. Het was de 144e dag van het jaar. President van de Verenigde Staten was George W. Bush.
Als je op deze dag bent geboren, ben je 24 jaar oud. Je laatste verjaardag was op maandag 25 mei 2026, 16 dagen geleden. Je volgende verjaardag is op dinsdag 25 mei 2027, in 348 dagen. Je hebt 8.782 dagen geleefd, of ongeveer 210.787 uur, of ongeveer 12.647.231 minuten, of ongeveer 758.833.860 seconden.
Date: 26 May 2002
By JIM O'GRADY
Jim O'GRADY
Noreen and Michael Schramm of Breezy Point take over publication of Rockaway Point News, free community newspaper, from Don and Margaret Ryan, who have retired; say they do not anticipate many changes; list of columns; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By TARA BAHRAMPOUR
Tara BAHRAMPOUR
Article on young women in their teens and early 20's across US and in Europe, sparked by 1992 Disney movie Newsies, who meet online and have set up virtual 'lodging houses' around Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens for characters, mostly orphaned teenagers, based on film; mostly female fans devise elaborate plots for cast of characters, which now numbers 637; photos (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By DAVID STOUT
David STOUT
Comment on annual National Memorial Day Concert from Washington and new significance of Memorial Day observances since Sept 11 terrorist attacks; photos (M)
Date: 25 May 2002
By GERALDINE FABRIKANT
Geraldine FABRIKANT
New details about Rigas family's self-dealings are raising questions about how much Adelphia Communications' accountants and its audit committee knew about--and possibly ignored--conflicts that were created by transactions; in documents filed with Securities and Exchange Commission, Adelphia details dozens of transactions between Rigas family and company, from undisclosed loans that totaled about $130 million to support family-owned Buffalo Sabres hockey team to corporate purchase of 50 cars from Preston Cars, company controlled by Adelphia founder John J Rigas; filing reveals previously undisclosed deals, including one in which family bought for about $500,000 some 3,600 acres of land on which Adelphia had bought timber rights for $26.5 million; company invested $3 million in Songcatcher, film produced by Ellen Rigas Venetis, daughter of John Rigas; NFHLP, partnership owned by Rigas family that owns Buffalo Sabres, withdrew cash from cash fund within company to finance some of its investments in team; one of most significant questions raised by disclosures is why Deloitte & Touche, accountant for both company and family-controlled entities, did not inform Adelphia's audit committee that family was using company's credit lines to buy Adelphia stock (M)
Date: 25 May 2002
By LISA W. FODERARO
Lisa FODERARO
Unpredictable weather has damaged much of New York State fruit crop; some growers have lost money for four consecutive years; photos (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By Wendy Ginsberg
Wendy Ginsberg
New Jersey Gov McGreevey eliminates inspector general position and creates Office of Government Integrity, charged with investigating and prosecuting government corruption and misuse of public funds; (S)
Date: 26 May 2002
By NEIL GENZLINGER
Neil GENZLINGER
Neil Genzlinger Jersey column concludes, based on short stint on eBay.com, that New Jersey residents are sports-addicted, rat- and deer-hating postcard writers; drawing (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By JAMES STERNGOLD
James STERNGOLD
Southwest Museum in Los Angeles, country's largest and most important collection of Indian artifacts outside government hands, faces new uncertainties that could accelerate steady, if little understood, deterioration of its finances; problems include financial losses, shrinking endowment, plummeting attendance and inadequate, potentially dangerous, storage facilities; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By JIM O'GRADY
Jim O'GRADY
Noreen and Michael Schramm of Breezy Point take over publication of Rockaway Point News, free community newspaper, from Don and Margaret Ryan, who have retired; say they do not anticipate many changes; list of columns; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By TARA BAHRAMPOUR
Tara BAHRAMPOUR
Article on young women in their teens and early 20's across US and in Europe, sparked by 1992 Disney movie Newsies, who meet online and have set up virtual 'lodging houses' around Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens for characters, mostly orphaned teenagers, based on film; mostly female fans devise elaborate plots for cast of characters, which now numbers 637; photos (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By DAVID STOUT
David STOUT
Comment on annual National Memorial Day Concert from Washington and new significance of Memorial Day observances since Sept 11 terrorist attacks; photos (M)
Date: 25 May 2002
By GERALDINE FABRIKANT
Geraldine FABRIKANT
New details about Rigas family's self-dealings are raising questions about how much Adelphia Communications' accountants and its audit committee knew about--and possibly ignored--conflicts that were created by transactions; in documents filed with Securities and Exchange Commission, Adelphia details dozens of transactions between Rigas family and company, from undisclosed loans that totaled about $130 million to support family-owned Buffalo Sabres hockey team to corporate purchase of 50 cars from Preston Cars, company controlled by Adelphia founder John J Rigas; filing reveals previously undisclosed deals, including one in which family bought for about $500,000 some 3,600 acres of land on which Adelphia had bought timber rights for $26.5 million; company invested $3 million in Songcatcher, film produced by Ellen Rigas Venetis, daughter of John Rigas; NFHLP, partnership owned by Rigas family that owns Buffalo Sabres, withdrew cash from cash fund within company to finance some of its investments in team; one of most significant questions raised by disclosures is why Deloitte & Touche, accountant for both company and family-controlled entities, did not inform Adelphia's audit committee that family was using company's credit lines to buy Adelphia stock (M)
Date: 25 May 2002
By LISA W. FODERARO
Lisa FODERARO
Unpredictable weather has damaged much of New York State fruit crop; some growers have lost money for four consecutive years; photos (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By Wendy Ginsberg
Wendy Ginsberg
New Jersey Gov McGreevey eliminates inspector general position and creates Office of Government Integrity, charged with investigating and prosecuting government corruption and misuse of public funds; (S)
Date: 26 May 2002
By NEIL GENZLINGER
Neil GENZLINGER
Neil Genzlinger Jersey column concludes, based on short stint on eBay.com, that New Jersey residents are sports-addicted, rat- and deer-hating postcard writers; drawing (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By JAMES STERNGOLD
James STERNGOLD
Southwest Museum in Los Angeles, country's largest and most important collection of Indian artifacts outside government hands, faces new uncertainties that could accelerate steady, if little understood, deterioration of its finances; problems include financial losses, shrinking endowment, plummeting attendance and inadequate, potentially dangerous, storage facilities; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By JIM O'GRADY
Jim O'GRADY
Noreen and Michael Schramm of Breezy Point take over publication of Rockaway Point News, free community newspaper, from Don and Margaret Ryan, who have retired; say they do not anticipate many changes; list of columns; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By TARA BAHRAMPOUR
Tara BAHRAMPOUR
Article on young women in their teens and early 20's across US and in Europe, sparked by 1992 Disney movie Newsies, who meet online and have set up virtual 'lodging houses' around Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens for characters, mostly orphaned teenagers, based on film; mostly female fans devise elaborate plots for cast of characters, which now numbers 637; photos (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By DAVID STOUT
David STOUT
Comment on annual National Memorial Day Concert from Washington and new significance of Memorial Day observances since Sept 11 terrorist attacks; photos (M)
Date: 25 May 2002
By GERALDINE FABRIKANT
Geraldine FABRIKANT
New details about Rigas family's self-dealings are raising questions about how much Adelphia Communications' accountants and its audit committee knew about--and possibly ignored--conflicts that were created by transactions; in documents filed with Securities and Exchange Commission, Adelphia details dozens of transactions between Rigas family and company, from undisclosed loans that totaled about $130 million to support family-owned Buffalo Sabres hockey team to corporate purchase of 50 cars from Preston Cars, company controlled by Adelphia founder John J Rigas; filing reveals previously undisclosed deals, including one in which family bought for about $500,000 some 3,600 acres of land on which Adelphia had bought timber rights for $26.5 million; company invested $3 million in Songcatcher, film produced by Ellen Rigas Venetis, daughter of John Rigas; NFHLP, partnership owned by Rigas family that owns Buffalo Sabres, withdrew cash from cash fund within company to finance some of its investments in team; one of most significant questions raised by disclosures is why Deloitte & Touche, accountant for both company and family-controlled entities, did not inform Adelphia's audit committee that family was using company's credit lines to buy Adelphia stock (M)
Date: 25 May 2002
By LISA W. FODERARO
Lisa FODERARO
Unpredictable weather has damaged much of New York State fruit crop; some growers have lost money for four consecutive years; photos (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By Wendy Ginsberg
Wendy Ginsberg
New Jersey Gov McGreevey eliminates inspector general position and creates Office of Government Integrity, charged with investigating and prosecuting government corruption and misuse of public funds; (S)
Date: 26 May 2002
By NEIL GENZLINGER
Neil GENZLINGER
Neil Genzlinger Jersey column concludes, based on short stint on eBay.com, that New Jersey residents are sports-addicted, rat- and deer-hating postcard writers; drawing (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By JAMES STERNGOLD
James STERNGOLD
Southwest Museum in Los Angeles, country's largest and most important collection of Indian artifacts outside government hands, faces new uncertainties that could accelerate steady, if little understood, deterioration of its finances; problems include financial losses, shrinking endowment, plummeting attendance and inadequate, potentially dangerous, storage facilities; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By JIM O'GRADY
Jim O'GRADY
Noreen and Michael Schramm of Breezy Point take over publication of Rockaway Point News, free community newspaper, from Don and Margaret Ryan, who have retired; say they do not anticipate many changes; list of columns; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By TARA BAHRAMPOUR
Tara BAHRAMPOUR
Article on young women in their teens and early 20's across US and in Europe, sparked by 1992 Disney movie Newsies, who meet online and have set up virtual 'lodging houses' around Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens for characters, mostly orphaned teenagers, based on film; mostly female fans devise elaborate plots for cast of characters, which now numbers 637; photos (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By DAVID STOUT
David STOUT
Comment on annual National Memorial Day Concert from Washington and new significance of Memorial Day observances since Sept 11 terrorist attacks; photos (M)
Date: 25 May 2002
By GERALDINE FABRIKANT
Geraldine FABRIKANT
New details about Rigas family's self-dealings are raising questions about how much Adelphia Communications' accountants and its audit committee knew about--and possibly ignored--conflicts that were created by transactions; in documents filed with Securities and Exchange Commission, Adelphia details dozens of transactions between Rigas family and company, from undisclosed loans that totaled about $130 million to support family-owned Buffalo Sabres hockey team to corporate purchase of 50 cars from Preston Cars, company controlled by Adelphia founder John J Rigas; filing reveals previously undisclosed deals, including one in which family bought for about $500,000 some 3,600 acres of land on which Adelphia had bought timber rights for $26.5 million; company invested $3 million in Songcatcher, film produced by Ellen Rigas Venetis, daughter of John Rigas; NFHLP, partnership owned by Rigas family that owns Buffalo Sabres, withdrew cash from cash fund within company to finance some of its investments in team; one of most significant questions raised by disclosures is why Deloitte & Touche, accountant for both company and family-controlled entities, did not inform Adelphia's audit committee that family was using company's credit lines to buy Adelphia stock (M)
Date: 25 May 2002
By LISA W. FODERARO
Lisa FODERARO
Unpredictable weather has damaged much of New York State fruit crop; some growers have lost money for four consecutive years; photos (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By Wendy Ginsberg
Wendy Ginsberg
New Jersey Gov McGreevey eliminates inspector general position and creates Office of Government Integrity, charged with investigating and prosecuting government corruption and misuse of public funds; (S)
Date: 26 May 2002
By NEIL GENZLINGER
Neil GENZLINGER
Neil Genzlinger Jersey column concludes, based on short stint on eBay.com, that New Jersey residents are sports-addicted, rat- and deer-hating postcard writers; drawing (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By JAMES STERNGOLD
James STERNGOLD
Southwest Museum in Los Angeles, country's largest and most important collection of Indian artifacts outside government hands, faces new uncertainties that could accelerate steady, if little understood, deterioration of its finances; problems include financial losses, shrinking endowment, plummeting attendance and inadequate, potentially dangerous, storage facilities; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By JIM O'GRADY
Jim O'GRADY
Noreen and Michael Schramm of Breezy Point take over publication of Rockaway Point News, free community newspaper, from Don and Margaret Ryan, who have retired; say they do not anticipate many changes; list of columns; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By TARA BAHRAMPOUR
Tara BAHRAMPOUR
Article on young women in their teens and early 20's across US and in Europe, sparked by 1992 Disney movie Newsies, who meet online and have set up virtual 'lodging houses' around Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens for characters, mostly orphaned teenagers, based on film; mostly female fans devise elaborate plots for cast of characters, which now numbers 637; photos (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By DAVID STOUT
David STOUT
Comment on annual National Memorial Day Concert from Washington and new significance of Memorial Day observances since Sept 11 terrorist attacks; photos (M)
Date: 25 May 2002
By GERALDINE FABRIKANT
Geraldine FABRIKANT
New details about Rigas family's self-dealings are raising questions about how much Adelphia Communications' accountants and its audit committee knew about--and possibly ignored--conflicts that were created by transactions; in documents filed with Securities and Exchange Commission, Adelphia details dozens of transactions between Rigas family and company, from undisclosed loans that totaled about $130 million to support family-owned Buffalo Sabres hockey team to corporate purchase of 50 cars from Preston Cars, company controlled by Adelphia founder John J Rigas; filing reveals previously undisclosed deals, including one in which family bought for about $500,000 some 3,600 acres of land on which Adelphia had bought timber rights for $26.5 million; company invested $3 million in Songcatcher, film produced by Ellen Rigas Venetis, daughter of John Rigas; NFHLP, partnership owned by Rigas family that owns Buffalo Sabres, withdrew cash from cash fund within company to finance some of its investments in team; one of most significant questions raised by disclosures is why Deloitte & Touche, accountant for both company and family-controlled entities, did not inform Adelphia's audit committee that family was using company's credit lines to buy Adelphia stock (M)
Date: 25 May 2002
By LISA W. FODERARO
Lisa FODERARO
Unpredictable weather has damaged much of New York State fruit crop; some growers have lost money for four consecutive years; photos (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By Wendy Ginsberg
Wendy Ginsberg
New Jersey Gov McGreevey eliminates inspector general position and creates Office of Government Integrity, charged with investigating and prosecuting government corruption and misuse of public funds; (S)
Date: 26 May 2002
By NEIL GENZLINGER
Neil GENZLINGER
Neil Genzlinger Jersey column concludes, based on short stint on eBay.com, that New Jersey residents are sports-addicted, rat- and deer-hating postcard writers; drawing (M)
Date: 26 May 2002
By JAMES STERNGOLD
James STERNGOLD
Southwest Museum in Los Angeles, country's largest and most important collection of Indian artifacts outside government hands, faces new uncertainties that could accelerate steady, if little understood, deterioration of its finances; problems include financial losses, shrinking endowment, plummeting attendance and inadequate, potentially dangerous, storage facilities; photo (M)