Der 5. August 2001 war ein Sonntag unter dem Sternzeichen ♌. Es war der 216. Tag des Jahres. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten war George W. Bush.
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Date: 05 August 2001
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
CNN is revamping its Headline News in aggressive bid to meet advertisers demands for younger audience; is promising splashier graphics, multisectioned screen and rock background music; has hired Andrea Thompson, actress with little news experience, as anchor; Jamie Kellner and Garth Ancier helped develop approach; photos (M)
Date: 06 August 2001
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Newspapers in Oregon condemn University of Oregon for making all football game broadcasters' credentials contingent on agreement to limit coverage to 20 seconds of highlights and 20 seconds of interviews for two days after game; Oregon's athletic director, Bill Moos, says school objected to station that was shooting footage for entertainment production and not for news; drawing (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By Claudia Kuehl
Claudia Kuehl
Director Israel Hicks and playwright Lee Blessing become professors in theater department of Mason Gross School of Arts, Rutgers University; photo (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By DENNY LEE
Denny LEE
Annual survey from Mayor's Office of Operations reveals that streets in northern section of Queens, including Bayside and Douglaston, are among city's cleanest and streets in Brooklyn's Borough Park and Brownsville sections are among city's dirtiest; photo (M)
Date: 06 August 2001
By Jane L. Levere
Jane Levere
Lee Garfinkel is named president and worldwide chief creative officer at D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By Alvin Klein
Alvin Klein
Manhattan-based Puerto Rican Traveling Theater, in its 35th summer season of free outdoor performances, will perform Barbie, one-woman play written by and starring Wanda Arriaga, at three stops in New Jersey (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By CHRISTOPHER WEST DAVIS
Christopher DAVIS
Date: 05 August 2001
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
CNN is revamping its Headline News in aggressive bid to meet advertisers demands for younger audience; is promising splashier graphics, multisectioned screen and rock background music; has hired Andrea Thompson, actress with little news experience, as anchor; Jamie Kellner and Garth Ancier helped develop approach; photos (M)
Date: 06 August 2001
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Newspapers in Oregon condemn University of Oregon for making all football game broadcasters' credentials contingent on agreement to limit coverage to 20 seconds of highlights and 20 seconds of interviews for two days after game; Oregon's athletic director, Bill Moos, says school objected to station that was shooting footage for entertainment production and not for news; drawing (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By Claudia Kuehl
Claudia Kuehl
Director Israel Hicks and playwright Lee Blessing become professors in theater department of Mason Gross School of Arts, Rutgers University; photo (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By DENNY LEE
Denny LEE
Annual survey from Mayor's Office of Operations reveals that streets in northern section of Queens, including Bayside and Douglaston, are among city's cleanest and streets in Brooklyn's Borough Park and Brownsville sections are among city's dirtiest; photo (M)
Date: 06 August 2001
By Jane L. Levere
Jane Levere
Lee Garfinkel is named president and worldwide chief creative officer at D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By Alvin Klein
Alvin Klein
Manhattan-based Puerto Rican Traveling Theater, in its 35th summer season of free outdoor performances, will perform Barbie, one-woman play written by and starring Wanda Arriaga, at three stops in New Jersey (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By CHRISTOPHER WEST DAVIS
Christopher DAVIS
Date: 05 August 2001
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
CNN is revamping its Headline News in aggressive bid to meet advertisers demands for younger audience; is promising splashier graphics, multisectioned screen and rock background music; has hired Andrea Thompson, actress with little news experience, as anchor; Jamie Kellner and Garth Ancier helped develop approach; photos (M)
Date: 06 August 2001
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Newspapers in Oregon condemn University of Oregon for making all football game broadcasters' credentials contingent on agreement to limit coverage to 20 seconds of highlights and 20 seconds of interviews for two days after game; Oregon's athletic director, Bill Moos, says school objected to station that was shooting footage for entertainment production and not for news; drawing (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By Claudia Kuehl
Claudia Kuehl
Director Israel Hicks and playwright Lee Blessing become professors in theater department of Mason Gross School of Arts, Rutgers University; photo (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By DENNY LEE
Denny LEE
Annual survey from Mayor's Office of Operations reveals that streets in northern section of Queens, including Bayside and Douglaston, are among city's cleanest and streets in Brooklyn's Borough Park and Brownsville sections are among city's dirtiest; photo (M)
Date: 06 August 2001
By Jane L. Levere
Jane Levere
Lee Garfinkel is named president and worldwide chief creative officer at D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By Alvin Klein
Alvin Klein
Manhattan-based Puerto Rican Traveling Theater, in its 35th summer season of free outdoor performances, will perform Barbie, one-woman play written by and starring Wanda Arriaga, at three stops in New Jersey (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By CHRISTOPHER WEST DAVIS
Christopher DAVIS
Date: 06 August 2001
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Newspapers in Oregon condemn University of Oregon for making all football game broadcasters' credentials contingent on agreement to limit coverage to 20 seconds of highlights and 20 seconds of interviews for two days after game; Oregon's athletic director, Bill Moos, says school objected to station that was shooting footage for entertainment production and not for news; drawing (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By Claudia Kuehl
Claudia Kuehl
Director Israel Hicks and playwright Lee Blessing become professors in theater department of Mason Gross School of Arts, Rutgers University; photo (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By DENNY LEE
Denny LEE
Annual survey from Mayor's Office of Operations reveals that streets in northern section of Queens, including Bayside and Douglaston, are among city's cleanest and streets in Brooklyn's Borough Park and Brownsville sections are among city's dirtiest; photo (M)
Date: 06 August 2001
By Jane L. Levere
Jane Levere
Lee Garfinkel is named president and worldwide chief creative officer at D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By Alvin Klein
Alvin Klein
Manhattan-based Puerto Rican Traveling Theater, in its 35th summer season of free outdoor performances, will perform Barbie, one-woman play written by and starring Wanda Arriaga, at three stops in New Jersey (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By CHRISTOPHER WEST DAVIS
Christopher DAVIS
Date: 05 August 2001
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
CNN is revamping its Headline News in aggressive bid to meet advertisers demands for younger audience; is promising splashier graphics, multisectioned screen and rock background music; has hired Andrea Thompson, actress with little news experience, as anchor; Jamie Kellner and Garth Ancier helped develop approach; photos (M)
Date: 06 August 2001
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Newspapers in Oregon condemn University of Oregon for making all football game broadcasters' credentials contingent on agreement to limit coverage to 20 seconds of highlights and 20 seconds of interviews for two days after game; Oregon's athletic director, Bill Moos, says school objected to station that was shooting footage for entertainment production and not for news; drawing (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By Claudia Kuehl
Claudia Kuehl
Director Israel Hicks and playwright Lee Blessing become professors in theater department of Mason Gross School of Arts, Rutgers University; photo (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By DENNY LEE
Denny LEE
Annual survey from Mayor's Office of Operations reveals that streets in northern section of Queens, including Bayside and Douglaston, are among city's cleanest and streets in Brooklyn's Borough Park and Brownsville sections are among city's dirtiest; photo (M)
Date: 06 August 2001
By Jane L. Levere
Jane Levere
Lee Garfinkel is named president and worldwide chief creative officer at D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By Alvin Klein
Alvin Klein
Manhattan-based Puerto Rican Traveling Theater, in its 35th summer season of free outdoor performances, will perform Barbie, one-woman play written by and starring Wanda Arriaga, at three stops in New Jersey (S)
Date: 05 August 2001
By CHRISTOPHER WEST DAVIS
Christopher DAVIS