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Date: 26 April 2002
By Steve Strunsky (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)
Steve NYT
Work on new $20 million Belmont-Runyon School begins; Belmont-Runyon is first public school built in Newark (NJ) in eight years; (S)
Date: 26 April 2002
Letter from Phillip A Usher favors new set of towers identical in look to destroyed World Trade Center towers, only taller
Date: 26 April 2002
Films Behind Enemy Lines, Aberdeen, My First Mister and Novocaine ae released on video; brief excerpts from original reviews; photo (M)
Date: 26 April 2002
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
ABC has asked Peter Jennings, anchor of World News Tonight, to take cut in his salary, which is estimated at more than $10 million per year; network wants to remove provision in contract that requires ABC to pay Jennings substantially more than it pays his ABC News colleagues; Jennings declines to comment about his contract, which expires this summer, but he has denied presence of such provision in past; ABC News president David Westin says network has every hope and expectation that Jennings will be principal anchor for many years to come (M)
Date: 26 April 2002
By JUDY BATTISTA
Judy BATTISTA
New York Jets three-day minicamp opens, allowing veteran players and coaches to meet newly acquired players (M)
Date: 25 April 2002
By KURT EICHENWALD and JONATHAN D. GLATER
Kurt EICHENWALD
Lawyers for Arthur Andersen & Co, in effort to head off impending trial, submit proposed settlement of its criminal case to government, offering fewer concessions than prosecutors were seeking last week when talks collapsed; seeking last week when talks collapsed; settlement proposal is made in letter to Leslie Caldwell, head of Justice Department's Enron task force; Andersen reiterates its commitment to acknowledge wrongdoing as part of deferred-prosecution agreement but declines certain other provisions that government has sought; civil settlement talks between Andersen and creditors and shareholders of Enron are on brink of collapse; Andersen reaches tentative agreement to sell its risk management business to Robert Half International, human resources firm that specializes in providing professional staff like lawyers and accountants; deal is another sign of Andersen's efforts to sell business lines and move closer to audit-only model of accounting firm; managing partner C E Andrews comments; photo (M)
Date: 26 April 2002
Yale University invests in new center for genetic research, which will focus on genomics and proteomics (S)
Date: 25 April 2002
By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI
David KOCIENIEWSKI
Republican Party's search for nominee to run in New Jersey United States Senate race this fall faces new obstacle: court battle; as three little-known contenders in Republican primary spend day vying for campaign funds and endorsements, one of candidates, State Sen Diane B Allen, prepares to file legal challenge to prevent one of her rivals, Douglas Forrester, from getting preferential ballot position in Bergen County; Quinnipiac University releases survey showing that all three of Republicans had closed gap between them and Sen Robert G Torricelli, incumbent (M)
Date: 26 April 2002
By Steve Strunsky (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)
Steve NYT
Work on new $20 million Belmont-Runyon School begins; Belmont-Runyon is first public school built in Newark (NJ) in eight years; (S)
Date: 26 April 2002
Letter from Phillip A Usher favors new set of towers identical in look to destroyed World Trade Center towers, only taller
Date: 26 April 2002
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
ABC has asked Peter Jennings, anchor of World News Tonight, to take cut in his salary, which is estimated at more than $10 million per year; network wants to remove provision in contract that requires ABC to pay Jennings substantially more than it pays his ABC News colleagues; Jennings declines to comment about his contract, which expires this summer, but he has denied presence of such provision in past; ABC News president David Westin says network has every hope and expectation that Jennings will be principal anchor for many years to come (M)
Date: 26 April 2002
By JUDY BATTISTA
Judy BATTISTA
New York Jets three-day minicamp opens, allowing veteran players and coaches to meet newly acquired players (M)
Date: 25 April 2002
By KURT EICHENWALD and JONATHAN D. GLATER
Kurt EICHENWALD
Lawyers for Arthur Andersen & Co, in effort to head off impending trial, submit proposed settlement of its criminal case to government, offering fewer concessions than prosecutors were seeking last week when talks collapsed; seeking last week when talks collapsed; settlement proposal is made in letter to Leslie Caldwell, head of Justice Department's Enron task force; Andersen reiterates its commitment to acknowledge wrongdoing as part of deferred-prosecution agreement but declines certain other provisions that government has sought; civil settlement talks between Andersen and creditors and shareholders of Enron are on brink of collapse; Andersen reaches tentative agreement to sell its risk management business to Robert Half International, human resources firm that specializes in providing professional staff like lawyers and accountants; deal is another sign of Andersen's efforts to sell business lines and move closer to audit-only model of accounting firm; managing partner C E Andrews comments; photo (M)
Date: 26 April 2002
Yale University invests in new center for genetic research, which will focus on genomics and proteomics (S)
Date: 25 April 2002
By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI
David KOCIENIEWSKI
Republican Party's search for nominee to run in New Jersey United States Senate race this fall faces new obstacle: court battle; as three little-known contenders in Republican primary spend day vying for campaign funds and endorsements, one of candidates, State Sen Diane B Allen, prepares to file legal challenge to prevent one of her rivals, Douglas Forrester, from getting preferential ballot position in Bergen County; Quinnipiac University releases survey showing that all three of Republicans had closed gap between them and Sen Robert G Torricelli, incumbent (M)
Date: 26 April 2002
Films Behind Enemy Lines, Aberdeen, My First Mister and Novocaine ae released on video; brief excerpts from original reviews; photo (M)
Date: 26 April 2002
By JUDY BATTISTA
Judy BATTISTA
New York Jets three-day minicamp opens, allowing veteran players and coaches to meet newly acquired players (M)
Date: 26 April 2002
Yale University invests in new center for genetic research, which will focus on genomics and proteomics (S)
Date: 25 April 2002
By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI
David KOCIENIEWSKI
Republican Party's search for nominee to run in New Jersey United States Senate race this fall faces new obstacle: court battle; as three little-known contenders in Republican primary spend day vying for campaign funds and endorsements, one of candidates, State Sen Diane B Allen, prepares to file legal challenge to prevent one of her rivals, Douglas Forrester, from getting preferential ballot position in Bergen County; Quinnipiac University releases survey showing that all three of Republicans had closed gap between them and Sen Robert G Torricelli, incumbent (M)
Date: 26 April 2002
By Steve Strunsky (NYT) (Compiled by Anthony Ramirez)
Steve NYT
Work on new $20 million Belmont-Runyon School begins; Belmont-Runyon is first public school built in Newark (NJ) in eight years; (S)
Date: 26 April 2002
Letter from Phillip A Usher favors new set of towers identical in look to destroyed World Trade Center towers, only taller
Date: 26 April 2002
Films Behind Enemy Lines, Aberdeen, My First Mister and Novocaine ae released on video; brief excerpts from original reviews; photo (M)
Date: 26 April 2002
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
ABC has asked Peter Jennings, anchor of World News Tonight, to take cut in his salary, which is estimated at more than $10 million per year; network wants to remove provision in contract that requires ABC to pay Jennings substantially more than it pays his ABC News colleagues; Jennings declines to comment about his contract, which expires this summer, but he has denied presence of such provision in past; ABC News president David Westin says network has every hope and expectation that Jennings will be principal anchor for many years to come (M)
Date: 25 April 2002
By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI
David KOCIENIEWSKI
Republican Party's search for nominee to run in New Jersey United States Senate race this fall faces new obstacle: court battle; as three little-known contenders in Republican primary spend day vying for campaign funds and endorsements, one of candidates, State Sen Diane B Allen, prepares to file legal challenge to prevent one of her rivals, Douglas Forrester, from getting preferential ballot position in Bergen County; Quinnipiac University releases survey showing that all three of Republicans had closed gap between them and Sen Robert G Torricelli, incumbent (M)