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Date: 27 January 2004
By DAVID E. ROSENBAUM
David ROSENBAUM
Television networks are committed not to announce winners of New Hampshire Democratic primary until after polls close at 8PM, but viewers can learn much from reports on exit polls (S)
Date: 27 January 2004
By Marc Santora (NYT); Compiled by Vicki Vila
Marc NYT
Peter R Smith is appointed president of New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (S)
Date: 27 January 2004
By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL
Elisabeth ROSENTHAL
New Hampshire voters like Bruce Wechsler of Londonderry spend last two days of presidential primary racing to speeches by Democratic candidates, hoping for inspiration on who would be best Democrat to take on Pres Bush; photos; Gallup poll finds 32 percent still undecided or open to changing decision (M)
Date: 27 January 2004
By ERIC SYLVERS
Eric SYLVERS
Parmalat releases figures showing its debt to be eight times amount reported in its financial statements, placing company's accounting discrepancy atmore than 12 billion euros ($15.1 billion); findings were made by new auditors PricewaterhouseCoopers; photo (M)4
Date: 26 January 2004
By TYLER KEPNER
Tyler KEPNER
Former New York Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens, now with Houston Astros, is given Joe DiMaggio Toast of Town award; photo (M)
Date: 26 January 2004
By STEVEN R. WEISMAN
Steven WEISMAN
Secretary of State Colin L Powell attends swearing-in of new Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili, who pledges to end corruption and seek end to nation's long-running wars of secession; Powell says United States will do what it can to help find peaceful ways to resolve Georgia's problems with secessionist states and Russian troop presence, but he declines to criticize secessionist leaders or Russians; photo (M)
Date: 27 January 2004
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Raymond HERNANDEZ
New York lawmakers complain that antiterrorism funds are being doled out as political pork to many less vulnerable cities that do not have urgent security needs (S)
Date: 26 January 2004
By SIMON ROMERO
Simon ROMERO
New Mexico, bucking trend by states to cut financing for their film offices,has started one of nation's most aggressive film incentive programs; estimates filmmaking in state generated $80 million in spending in 2003, up from $8 million in 2002; has $85 million fund that invests directly in film projects through no-interest loans; Gov Bill Richardson comments, interview; photos (M)
Date: 27 January 2004
By DAVID E. ROSENBAUM
David ROSENBAUM
Television networks are committed not to announce winners of New Hampshire Democratic primary until after polls close at 8PM, but viewers can learn much from reports on exit polls (S)
Date: 27 January 2004
By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL
Elisabeth ROSENTHAL
New Hampshire voters like Bruce Wechsler of Londonderry spend last two days of presidential primary racing to speeches by Democratic candidates, hoping for inspiration on who would be best Democrat to take on Pres Bush; photos; Gallup poll finds 32 percent still undecided or open to changing decision (M)
Date: 27 January 2004
By ERIC SYLVERS
Eric SYLVERS
Parmalat releases figures showing its debt to be eight times amount reported in its financial statements, placing company's accounting discrepancy atmore than 12 billion euros ($15.1 billion); findings were made by new auditors PricewaterhouseCoopers; photo (M)4
Date: 26 January 2004
By STEVEN R. WEISMAN
Steven WEISMAN
Secretary of State Colin L Powell attends swearing-in of new Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili, who pledges to end corruption and seek end to nation's long-running wars of secession; Powell says United States will do what it can to help find peaceful ways to resolve Georgia's problems with secessionist states and Russian troop presence, but he declines to criticize secessionist leaders or Russians; photo (M)
Date: 26 January 2004
By SIMON ROMERO
Simon ROMERO
New Mexico, bucking trend by states to cut financing for their film offices,has started one of nation's most aggressive film incentive programs; estimates filmmaking in state generated $80 million in spending in 2003, up from $8 million in 2002; has $85 million fund that invests directly in film projects through no-interest loans; Gov Bill Richardson comments, interview; photos (M)
Date: 27 January 2004
By DAVID E. ROSENBAUM
David ROSENBAUM
Television networks are committed not to announce winners of New Hampshire Democratic primary until after polls close at 8PM, but viewers can learn much from reports on exit polls (S)
Date: 27 January 2004
By ERIC SYLVERS
Eric SYLVERS
Parmalat releases figures showing its debt to be eight times amount reported in its financial statements, placing company's accounting discrepancy atmore than 12 billion euros ($15.1 billion); findings were made by new auditors PricewaterhouseCoopers; photo (M)4
Date: 26 January 2004
By STEVEN R. WEISMAN
Steven WEISMAN
Secretary of State Colin L Powell attends swearing-in of new Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili, who pledges to end corruption and seek end to nation's long-running wars of secession; Powell says United States will do what it can to help find peaceful ways to resolve Georgia's problems with secessionist states and Russian troop presence, but he declines to criticize secessionist leaders or Russians; photo (M)
Date: 27 January 2004
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Raymond HERNANDEZ
New York lawmakers complain that antiterrorism funds are being doled out as political pork to many less vulnerable cities that do not have urgent security needs (S)
Date: 27 January 2004
By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL
Elisabeth ROSENTHAL
New Hampshire voters like Bruce Wechsler of Londonderry spend last two days of presidential primary racing to speeches by Democratic candidates, hoping for inspiration on who would be best Democrat to take on Pres Bush; photos; Gallup poll finds 32 percent still undecided or open to changing decision (M)
Date: 26 January 2004
By TYLER KEPNER
Tyler KEPNER
Former New York Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens, now with Houston Astros, is given Joe DiMaggio Toast of Town award; photo (M)
Date: 27 January 2004
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Raymond HERNANDEZ
New York lawmakers complain that antiterrorism funds are being doled out as political pork to many less vulnerable cities that do not have urgent security needs (S)
Date: 26 January 2004
By SIMON ROMERO
Simon ROMERO
New Mexico, bucking trend by states to cut financing for their film offices,has started one of nation's most aggressive film incentive programs; estimates filmmaking in state generated $80 million in spending in 2003, up from $8 million in 2002; has $85 million fund that invests directly in film projects through no-interest loans; Gov Bill Richardson comments, interview; photos (M)
Date: 27 January 2004
By Marc Santora (NYT); Compiled by Vicki Vila
Marc NYT
Peter R Smith is appointed president of New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (S)
Date: 26 January 2004
By TYLER KEPNER
Tyler KEPNER
Former New York Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens, now with Houston Astros, is given Joe DiMaggio Toast of Town award; photo (M)