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Date: 11 June 2002
Shares in Pediatrix Medical Group, which disclosed late last week that Federal Trade Commission was investigating its 2001 acquisition of Magella Healthcare Corp, fall 31 percent, to $26.20 (S)
Date: 11 June 2002
By ADAM NAGOURNEY and MARJORIE CONNELLY
Adam NAGOURNEY
New York Times/CBS News Poll finds nine months after destruction of World Trade Center New Yorkers are struggling with psychological fallout from terrorist attack; many are avoiding visits to skyscrapers, landmarks and stadiums, and reporting persistent anxiety and sleeplessness; most say daily routines have returned to normal, but overwhelming number are personally afraid that city will be struck again; remain extraordinarily optimistic nevertheless about immediate health of city and its long-term prospects; number who think city will be better place to live in 10 or 15 years is higher than in month before attack, while nearly two-thirds of respondents say given choice they would prefer living in city four years from now than anywhere else; findings of poll detailed; charts (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By NEIL A. LEWIS
Neil LEWIS
Announcement by Atty Gen John Ashcroft of arrest of Jose Padilla, accused of planning to explode radioactive bomb in United States, is notable change from Bush administration's position that it would not dislose information about terrorist plots it has disrupted; some Democrats and civil liberties advocates question whether disclosure was timed to help counter criticism that authorities, especially those at Federal Bureau of Investigation, had mishandled signals that might have uncovered Sept 11 plot; also question whether disclosure about Padilla, also known as Abdullah al-Muhajir, is part of pattern in which administration is orchestrating its announcements to help it politically (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By DAVID FIRESTONE
David FIRESTONE
Justice Department announces new screening program for international students who want to learn to fly large jets in United States; program will require fingerprinting and background checks (S)
Date: 12 June 2002
By ELIZABETH BECKER
Elizabeth BECKER
Speculation intensifies over whether Pres Bush will name Tom Ridge to head new Department of Homeland Security, whether Ridge wants job and who else might be candidate (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By JILL SCHACHNER CHANEN
Jill CHANEN
Betting That Chicago Needs New
Date: 11 June 2002
By Andrew Zipern (NYT) (Compiled by Howell Murray)
Andrew NYT
Palm begins shipping final version of its new operating system to licensees and developers; new system will not be available until later this year (S)
Date: 12 June 2002
By ELIZABETH OLSON
Elizabeth OLSON
Controversy over speeding up payments to Holocaust victims through Claims Resolution Council further delays disbursement of money from $1.25-billion settlement with Swiss banks over war-era accounts; tribunal supervisor Paul A Volcker explains (S)
Date: 11 June 2002
Shares in Pediatrix Medical Group, which disclosed late last week that Federal Trade Commission was investigating its 2001 acquisition of Magella Healthcare Corp, fall 31 percent, to $26.20 (S)
Date: 11 June 2002
By ADAM NAGOURNEY and MARJORIE CONNELLY
Adam NAGOURNEY
New York Times/CBS News Poll finds nine months after destruction of World Trade Center New Yorkers are struggling with psychological fallout from terrorist attack; many are avoiding visits to skyscrapers, landmarks and stadiums, and reporting persistent anxiety and sleeplessness; most say daily routines have returned to normal, but overwhelming number are personally afraid that city will be struck again; remain extraordinarily optimistic nevertheless about immediate health of city and its long-term prospects; number who think city will be better place to live in 10 or 15 years is higher than in month before attack, while nearly two-thirds of respondents say given choice they would prefer living in city four years from now than anywhere else; findings of poll detailed; charts (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By NEIL A. LEWIS
Neil LEWIS
Announcement by Atty Gen John Ashcroft of arrest of Jose Padilla, accused of planning to explode radioactive bomb in United States, is notable change from Bush administration's position that it would not dislose information about terrorist plots it has disrupted; some Democrats and civil liberties advocates question whether disclosure was timed to help counter criticism that authorities, especially those at Federal Bureau of Investigation, had mishandled signals that might have uncovered Sept 11 plot; also question whether disclosure about Padilla, also known as Abdullah al-Muhajir, is part of pattern in which administration is orchestrating its announcements to help it politically (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By DAVID FIRESTONE
David FIRESTONE
Justice Department announces new screening program for international students who want to learn to fly large jets in United States; program will require fingerprinting and background checks (S)
Date: 12 June 2002
By ELIZABETH BECKER
Elizabeth BECKER
Speculation intensifies over whether Pres Bush will name Tom Ridge to head new Department of Homeland Security, whether Ridge wants job and who else might be candidate (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By JILL SCHACHNER CHANEN
Jill CHANEN
Betting That Chicago Needs New
Date: 11 June 2002
By Andrew Zipern (NYT) (Compiled by Howell Murray)
Andrew NYT
Palm begins shipping final version of its new operating system to licensees and developers; new system will not be available until later this year (S)
Date: 12 June 2002
By ELIZABETH OLSON
Elizabeth OLSON
Controversy over speeding up payments to Holocaust victims through Claims Resolution Council further delays disbursement of money from $1.25-billion settlement with Swiss banks over war-era accounts; tribunal supervisor Paul A Volcker explains (S)
Date: 11 June 2002
Shares in Pediatrix Medical Group, which disclosed late last week that Federal Trade Commission was investigating its 2001 acquisition of Magella Healthcare Corp, fall 31 percent, to $26.20 (S)
Date: 11 June 2002
By ADAM NAGOURNEY and MARJORIE CONNELLY
Adam NAGOURNEY
New York Times/CBS News Poll finds nine months after destruction of World Trade Center New Yorkers are struggling with psychological fallout from terrorist attack; many are avoiding visits to skyscrapers, landmarks and stadiums, and reporting persistent anxiety and sleeplessness; most say daily routines have returned to normal, but overwhelming number are personally afraid that city will be struck again; remain extraordinarily optimistic nevertheless about immediate health of city and its long-term prospects; number who think city will be better place to live in 10 or 15 years is higher than in month before attack, while nearly two-thirds of respondents say given choice they would prefer living in city four years from now than anywhere else; findings of poll detailed; charts (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By NEIL A. LEWIS
Neil LEWIS
Announcement by Atty Gen John Ashcroft of arrest of Jose Padilla, accused of planning to explode radioactive bomb in United States, is notable change from Bush administration's position that it would not dislose information about terrorist plots it has disrupted; some Democrats and civil liberties advocates question whether disclosure was timed to help counter criticism that authorities, especially those at Federal Bureau of Investigation, had mishandled signals that might have uncovered Sept 11 plot; also question whether disclosure about Padilla, also known as Abdullah al-Muhajir, is part of pattern in which administration is orchestrating its announcements to help it politically (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By DAVID FIRESTONE
David FIRESTONE
Justice Department announces new screening program for international students who want to learn to fly large jets in United States; program will require fingerprinting and background checks (S)
Date: 12 June 2002
By ELIZABETH BECKER
Elizabeth BECKER
Speculation intensifies over whether Pres Bush will name Tom Ridge to head new Department of Homeland Security, whether Ridge wants job and who else might be candidate (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By JILL SCHACHNER CHANEN
Jill CHANEN
Betting That Chicago Needs New
Date: 11 June 2002
By Andrew Zipern (NYT) (Compiled by Howell Murray)
Andrew NYT
Palm begins shipping final version of its new operating system to licensees and developers; new system will not be available until later this year (S)
Date: 12 June 2002
By ELIZABETH OLSON
Elizabeth OLSON
Controversy over speeding up payments to Holocaust victims through Claims Resolution Council further delays disbursement of money from $1.25-billion settlement with Swiss banks over war-era accounts; tribunal supervisor Paul A Volcker explains (S)
Date: 11 June 2002
Shares in Pediatrix Medical Group, which disclosed late last week that Federal Trade Commission was investigating its 2001 acquisition of Magella Healthcare Corp, fall 31 percent, to $26.20 (S)
Date: 11 June 2002
By ADAM NAGOURNEY and MARJORIE CONNELLY
Adam NAGOURNEY
New York Times/CBS News Poll finds nine months after destruction of World Trade Center New Yorkers are struggling with psychological fallout from terrorist attack; many are avoiding visits to skyscrapers, landmarks and stadiums, and reporting persistent anxiety and sleeplessness; most say daily routines have returned to normal, but overwhelming number are personally afraid that city will be struck again; remain extraordinarily optimistic nevertheless about immediate health of city and its long-term prospects; number who think city will be better place to live in 10 or 15 years is higher than in month before attack, while nearly two-thirds of respondents say given choice they would prefer living in city four years from now than anywhere else; findings of poll detailed; charts (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By NEIL A. LEWIS
Neil LEWIS
Announcement by Atty Gen John Ashcroft of arrest of Jose Padilla, accused of planning to explode radioactive bomb in United States, is notable change from Bush administration's position that it would not dislose information about terrorist plots it has disrupted; some Democrats and civil liberties advocates question whether disclosure was timed to help counter criticism that authorities, especially those at Federal Bureau of Investigation, had mishandled signals that might have uncovered Sept 11 plot; also question whether disclosure about Padilla, also known as Abdullah al-Muhajir, is part of pattern in which administration is orchestrating its announcements to help it politically (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By DAVID FIRESTONE
David FIRESTONE
Justice Department announces new screening program for international students who want to learn to fly large jets in United States; program will require fingerprinting and background checks (S)
Date: 12 June 2002
By ELIZABETH BECKER
Elizabeth BECKER
Speculation intensifies over whether Pres Bush will name Tom Ridge to head new Department of Homeland Security, whether Ridge wants job and who else might be candidate (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By JILL SCHACHNER CHANEN
Jill CHANEN
Betting That Chicago Needs New
Date: 11 June 2002
By Andrew Zipern (NYT) (Compiled by Howell Murray)
Andrew NYT
Palm begins shipping final version of its new operating system to licensees and developers; new system will not be available until later this year (S)
Date: 12 June 2002
By ELIZABETH OLSON
Elizabeth OLSON
Controversy over speeding up payments to Holocaust victims through Claims Resolution Council further delays disbursement of money from $1.25-billion settlement with Swiss banks over war-era accounts; tribunal supervisor Paul A Volcker explains (S)
Date: 11 June 2002
Shares in Pediatrix Medical Group, which disclosed late last week that Federal Trade Commission was investigating its 2001 acquisition of Magella Healthcare Corp, fall 31 percent, to $26.20 (S)
Date: 11 June 2002
By ADAM NAGOURNEY and MARJORIE CONNELLY
Adam NAGOURNEY
New York Times/CBS News Poll finds nine months after destruction of World Trade Center New Yorkers are struggling with psychological fallout from terrorist attack; many are avoiding visits to skyscrapers, landmarks and stadiums, and reporting persistent anxiety and sleeplessness; most say daily routines have returned to normal, but overwhelming number are personally afraid that city will be struck again; remain extraordinarily optimistic nevertheless about immediate health of city and its long-term prospects; number who think city will be better place to live in 10 or 15 years is higher than in month before attack, while nearly two-thirds of respondents say given choice they would prefer living in city four years from now than anywhere else; findings of poll detailed; charts (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By NEIL A. LEWIS
Neil LEWIS
Announcement by Atty Gen John Ashcroft of arrest of Jose Padilla, accused of planning to explode radioactive bomb in United States, is notable change from Bush administration's position that it would not dislose information about terrorist plots it has disrupted; some Democrats and civil liberties advocates question whether disclosure was timed to help counter criticism that authorities, especially those at Federal Bureau of Investigation, had mishandled signals that might have uncovered Sept 11 plot; also question whether disclosure about Padilla, also known as Abdullah al-Muhajir, is part of pattern in which administration is orchestrating its announcements to help it politically (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By DAVID FIRESTONE
David FIRESTONE
Justice Department announces new screening program for international students who want to learn to fly large jets in United States; program will require fingerprinting and background checks (S)
Date: 12 June 2002
By ELIZABETH BECKER
Elizabeth BECKER
Speculation intensifies over whether Pres Bush will name Tom Ridge to head new Department of Homeland Security, whether Ridge wants job and who else might be candidate (M)
Date: 12 June 2002
By JILL SCHACHNER CHANEN
Jill CHANEN
Betting That Chicago Needs New
Date: 11 June 2002
By Andrew Zipern (NYT) (Compiled by Howell Murray)
Andrew NYT
Palm begins shipping final version of its new operating system to licensees and developers; new system will not be available until later this year (S)
Date: 12 June 2002
By ELIZABETH OLSON
Elizabeth OLSON
Controversy over speeding up payments to Holocaust victims through Claims Resolution Council further delays disbursement of money from $1.25-billion settlement with Swiss banks over war-era accounts; tribunal supervisor Paul A Volcker explains (S)