WORLDCOM BARRED FROM WINNING NEW JERSEY CONTRACTS
Date: 21 February 2004
WorldCom is barred from winning New Jersey government contracts because of federal charges against some of its former executives (S)
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20th of February 2004 News
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G.M. LAYS OFF 350 WORKERS AT PLANT IN NEW JERSEY
Date: 20 February 2004
General Motors to lay off 350 of 1,350 hourly workers at Linden, NJ, plant as it shifts production of midsize pickups to newly renovated Louisiana factory (S)
EDWARDS ARRIVES IN NEW YORK, SET TO IMPEDE KERRY
Date: 20 February 2004
By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. and RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
James McKINLEY
Sen John Edwards brings his populist campaign for Democratic presidential nomination to New York, which has become unexpected battleground that may offer him last-ditch opportunity to slow Sen John Kerry's momentum and keep his own candidacy alive; declares that nation's economy is in shambles and blames avarice of multinational corporations; vows to campaign aggressively in upstate cities and in pockets of New York City's outer boroughs where working-class people have lost jobs in recent years as more companies have moved their operations overseas; it is far from certain whether that tactic will work; photo of Edwards at Columbia University (M)
Metro Briefing | New York: Staten Island: New Firehouse Opens
Date: 20 February 2004
By Stacy Albin (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Stacy NYT
Firehouse staffed with Emergency Medical Service workers opens in Rossville section of Staten Island (S)
In the New Economics: Fast-Food Factories?
Date: 20 February 2004
By DAVID CAY JOHNSTON
David JOHNSTON
Economic Report of President sent to Congress questions whether fast-food restaurants should continue to be counted as part of service sector or should be reclassified as manufacturers; N Gregory Mankiw, chairman of president's Council of Economic Advisers, says properly classifying such workers is 'important consideration' in setting economic policy; report says classifications matter because they affect which businesses receive tax relief (M)
New Jersey Forges Ahead On Stem Cells
Date: 21 February 2004
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Gov James E McGreevey plans to make New Jersey first state to finance research on human embyronic stem cells; will budget $6.5 million for research institute in New Brunswick to be run by Rutgers University and University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jeresy; plan calls for public and private funds for institute to total $50 million over five years; issue is expected to cause debate because of religious and ethical questions raised by such research (M)
Big-Time Snowboarding on a Little Mountain in New Jersey
Date: 20 February 2004
By DENNY LEE
Denny LEE
Article on day trip for snowboarders and skiers to Mountain Creek Ski Resort near Vernon, NJ, 47 miles from Manhattan; photos; map (M)
Queens Councilman May Face New Charge of Misconduct
Date: 21 February 2004
By SABRINA TAVERNISE
Sabrina TAVERNISE
Allan W Jennings, New York City councilman facing sexual harassment and misconduct charges, is accused by Councilwoman Sara Gonzalez of using passages from Bible to threaten her; acknowledges reading passage from First Psalm, but denies threats; says he was responding to disparaging remarks Gonzalez made about him at council session; photo (M)
WORLDCOM BARRED FROM WINNING NEW JERSEY CONTRACTS
Date: 21 February 2004
WorldCom is barred from winning New Jersey government contracts because of federal charges against some of its former executives (S)
G.M. LAYS OFF 350 WORKERS AT PLANT IN NEW JERSEY
Date: 20 February 2004
General Motors to lay off 350 of 1,350 hourly workers at Linden, NJ, plant as it shifts production of midsize pickups to newly renovated Louisiana factory (S)
EDWARDS ARRIVES IN NEW YORK, SET TO IMPEDE KERRY
Date: 20 February 2004
By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. and RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
James McKINLEY
Sen John Edwards brings his populist campaign for Democratic presidential nomination to New York, which has become unexpected battleground that may offer him last-ditch opportunity to slow Sen John Kerry's momentum and keep his own candidacy alive; declares that nation's economy is in shambles and blames avarice of multinational corporations; vows to campaign aggressively in upstate cities and in pockets of New York City's outer boroughs where working-class people have lost jobs in recent years as more companies have moved their operations overseas; it is far from certain whether that tactic will work; photo of Edwards at Columbia University (M)
Metro Briefing | New York: Staten Island: New Firehouse Opens
Date: 20 February 2004
By Stacy Albin (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Stacy NYT
Firehouse staffed with Emergency Medical Service workers opens in Rossville section of Staten Island (S)
In the New Economics: Fast-Food Factories?
Date: 20 February 2004
By DAVID CAY JOHNSTON
David JOHNSTON
Economic Report of President sent to Congress questions whether fast-food restaurants should continue to be counted as part of service sector or should be reclassified as manufacturers; N Gregory Mankiw, chairman of president's Council of Economic Advisers, says properly classifying such workers is 'important consideration' in setting economic policy; report says classifications matter because they affect which businesses receive tax relief (M)
New Jersey Forges Ahead On Stem Cells
Date: 21 February 2004
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Gov James E McGreevey plans to make New Jersey first state to finance research on human embyronic stem cells; will budget $6.5 million for research institute in New Brunswick to be run by Rutgers University and University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jeresy; plan calls for public and private funds for institute to total $50 million over five years; issue is expected to cause debate because of religious and ethical questions raised by such research (M)
Big-Time Snowboarding on a Little Mountain in New Jersey
Date: 20 February 2004
By DENNY LEE
Denny LEE
Article on day trip for snowboarders and skiers to Mountain Creek Ski Resort near Vernon, NJ, 47 miles from Manhattan; photos; map (M)
Queens Councilman May Face New Charge of Misconduct
Date: 21 February 2004
By SABRINA TAVERNISE
Sabrina TAVERNISE
Allan W Jennings, New York City councilman facing sexual harassment and misconduct charges, is accused by Councilwoman Sara Gonzalez of using passages from Bible to threaten her; acknowledges reading passage from First Psalm, but denies threats; says he was responding to disparaging remarks Gonzalez made about him at council session; photo (M)
G.M. LAYS OFF 350 WORKERS AT PLANT IN NEW JERSEY
Date: 20 February 2004
General Motors to lay off 350 of 1,350 hourly workers at Linden, NJ, plant as it shifts production of midsize pickups to newly renovated Louisiana factory (S)
EDWARDS ARRIVES IN NEW YORK, SET TO IMPEDE KERRY
Date: 20 February 2004
By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. and RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
James McKINLEY
Sen John Edwards brings his populist campaign for Democratic presidential nomination to New York, which has become unexpected battleground that may offer him last-ditch opportunity to slow Sen John Kerry's momentum and keep his own candidacy alive; declares that nation's economy is in shambles and blames avarice of multinational corporations; vows to campaign aggressively in upstate cities and in pockets of New York City's outer boroughs where working-class people have lost jobs in recent years as more companies have moved their operations overseas; it is far from certain whether that tactic will work; photo of Edwards at Columbia University (M)
In the New Economics: Fast-Food Factories?
Date: 20 February 2004
By DAVID CAY JOHNSTON
David JOHNSTON
Economic Report of President sent to Congress questions whether fast-food restaurants should continue to be counted as part of service sector or should be reclassified as manufacturers; N Gregory Mankiw, chairman of president's Council of Economic Advisers, says properly classifying such workers is 'important consideration' in setting economic policy; report says classifications matter because they affect which businesses receive tax relief (M)
New Jersey Forges Ahead On Stem Cells
Date: 21 February 2004
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Gov James E McGreevey plans to make New Jersey first state to finance research on human embyronic stem cells; will budget $6.5 million for research institute in New Brunswick to be run by Rutgers University and University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jeresy; plan calls for public and private funds for institute to total $50 million over five years; issue is expected to cause debate because of religious and ethical questions raised by such research (M)
Big-Time Snowboarding on a Little Mountain in New Jersey
Date: 20 February 2004
By DENNY LEE
Denny LEE
Article on day trip for snowboarders and skiers to Mountain Creek Ski Resort near Vernon, NJ, 47 miles from Manhattan; photos; map (M)
Queens Councilman May Face New Charge of Misconduct
Date: 21 February 2004
By SABRINA TAVERNISE
Sabrina TAVERNISE
Allan W Jennings, New York City councilman facing sexual harassment and misconduct charges, is accused by Councilwoman Sara Gonzalez of using passages from Bible to threaten her; acknowledges reading passage from First Psalm, but denies threats; says he was responding to disparaging remarks Gonzalez made about him at council session; photo (M)
WORLDCOM BARRED FROM WINNING NEW JERSEY CONTRACTS
Date: 21 February 2004
WorldCom is barred from winning New Jersey government contracts because of federal charges against some of its former executives (S)
G.M. LAYS OFF 350 WORKERS AT PLANT IN NEW JERSEY
Date: 20 February 2004
General Motors to lay off 350 of 1,350 hourly workers at Linden, NJ, plant as it shifts production of midsize pickups to newly renovated Louisiana factory (S)
EDWARDS ARRIVES IN NEW YORK, SET TO IMPEDE KERRY
Date: 20 February 2004
By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. and RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
James McKINLEY
Sen John Edwards brings his populist campaign for Democratic presidential nomination to New York, which has become unexpected battleground that may offer him last-ditch opportunity to slow Sen John Kerry's momentum and keep his own candidacy alive; declares that nation's economy is in shambles and blames avarice of multinational corporations; vows to campaign aggressively in upstate cities and in pockets of New York City's outer boroughs where working-class people have lost jobs in recent years as more companies have moved their operations overseas; it is far from certain whether that tactic will work; photo of Edwards at Columbia University (M)
Metro Briefing | New York: Staten Island: New Firehouse Opens
Date: 20 February 2004
By Stacy Albin (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Stacy NYT
Firehouse staffed with Emergency Medical Service workers opens in Rossville section of Staten Island (S)
In the New Economics: Fast-Food Factories?
Date: 20 February 2004
By DAVID CAY JOHNSTON
David JOHNSTON
Economic Report of President sent to Congress questions whether fast-food restaurants should continue to be counted as part of service sector or should be reclassified as manufacturers; N Gregory Mankiw, chairman of president's Council of Economic Advisers, says properly classifying such workers is 'important consideration' in setting economic policy; report says classifications matter because they affect which businesses receive tax relief (M)
New Jersey Forges Ahead On Stem Cells
Date: 21 February 2004
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Gov James E McGreevey plans to make New Jersey first state to finance research on human embyronic stem cells; will budget $6.5 million for research institute in New Brunswick to be run by Rutgers University and University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jeresy; plan calls for public and private funds for institute to total $50 million over five years; issue is expected to cause debate because of religious and ethical questions raised by such research (M)
Big-Time Snowboarding on a Little Mountain in New Jersey
Date: 20 February 2004
By DENNY LEE
Denny LEE
Article on day trip for snowboarders and skiers to Mountain Creek Ski Resort near Vernon, NJ, 47 miles from Manhattan; photos; map (M)
Queens Councilman May Face New Charge of Misconduct
Date: 21 February 2004
By SABRINA TAVERNISE
Sabrina TAVERNISE
Allan W Jennings, New York City councilman facing sexual harassment and misconduct charges, is accused by Councilwoman Sara Gonzalez of using passages from Bible to threaten her; acknowledges reading passage from First Psalm, but denies threats; says he was responding to disparaging remarks Gonzalez made about him at council session; photo (M)
WORLDCOM BARRED FROM WINNING NEW JERSEY CONTRACTS
Date: 21 February 2004
WorldCom is barred from winning New Jersey government contracts because of federal charges against some of its former executives (S)
G.M. LAYS OFF 350 WORKERS AT PLANT IN NEW JERSEY
Date: 20 February 2004
General Motors to lay off 350 of 1,350 hourly workers at Linden, NJ, plant as it shifts production of midsize pickups to newly renovated Louisiana factory (S)
EDWARDS ARRIVES IN NEW YORK, SET TO IMPEDE KERRY
Date: 20 February 2004
By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. and RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
James McKINLEY
Sen John Edwards brings his populist campaign for Democratic presidential nomination to New York, which has become unexpected battleground that may offer him last-ditch opportunity to slow Sen John Kerry's momentum and keep his own candidacy alive; declares that nation's economy is in shambles and blames avarice of multinational corporations; vows to campaign aggressively in upstate cities and in pockets of New York City's outer boroughs where working-class people have lost jobs in recent years as more companies have moved their operations overseas; it is far from certain whether that tactic will work; photo of Edwards at Columbia University (M)
Metro Briefing | New York: Staten Island: New Firehouse Opens
Date: 20 February 2004
By Stacy Albin (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Stacy NYT
Firehouse staffed with Emergency Medical Service workers opens in Rossville section of Staten Island (S)
In the New Economics: Fast-Food Factories?
Date: 20 February 2004
By DAVID CAY JOHNSTON
David JOHNSTON
Economic Report of President sent to Congress questions whether fast-food restaurants should continue to be counted as part of service sector or should be reclassified as manufacturers; N Gregory Mankiw, chairman of president's Council of Economic Advisers, says properly classifying such workers is 'important consideration' in setting economic policy; report says classifications matter because they affect which businesses receive tax relief (M)
Big-Time Snowboarding on a Little Mountain in New Jersey
Date: 20 February 2004
By DENNY LEE
Denny LEE
Article on day trip for snowboarders and skiers to Mountain Creek Ski Resort near Vernon, NJ, 47 miles from Manhattan; photos; map (M)
Queens Councilman May Face New Charge of Misconduct
Date: 21 February 2004
By SABRINA TAVERNISE
Sabrina TAVERNISE
Allan W Jennings, New York City councilman facing sexual harassment and misconduct charges, is accused by Councilwoman Sara Gonzalez of using passages from Bible to threaten her; acknowledges reading passage from First Psalm, but denies threats; says he was responding to disparaging remarks Gonzalez made about him at council session; photo (M)