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Date: 07 October 2005
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Anthony TOMMASINI
Profiles of American pianist Blair McMillen, 34, and British-born pianist Stephen Gosling, 34, who have become young stars of new music scene in New York; two will perform on same program of mostly new and recent works on October 15 at Tenri Cultural Institute, presented by new group American Modern Ensemble; photos (M)
Date: 07 October 2005
By DAVID JOHNSTON; Anne E. Kornblut contributed reporting for this article
David JOHNSTON
Special prosecutor in CIA leak case, Patrick J Fitzgerald, summons senior White House adviser Karl Rove to return to testify to federal grand jury for fourth time, step that could mean charges will be filed in case; Fitzgerald reportedly tells lawyers for several Bush administration officials that he will decide before grand jury's term expires on Oct 28 whether to accuse anyone of wrongdoing; he is expected to request that several other White House officials return to grand jury to testify as he proceeds toward charging decision; he indicates that he is not entirely finished with Judith Miller, New York Times reporter who served 85 days in jail for refusing to divulge identity of her source, but agreed to testify after I Lewis Libby, Vice Pres Cheney's chief of staff, released her from pledge of confidentiality; it is unknown whether Libby has been asked to appear again before grand jury (M)
Date: 06 October 2005
By THOMAS J. LUECK
Thomas LUECK
Date: 07 October 2005
By ANTHONY RAMIREZ; Colin Moynihan contributed reporting for this article
Anthony RAMIREZ
Date: 06 October 2005
By ROBIN POGREBIN; Compiled by Lawrence Van Gelder
Robin POGREBIN
Arts, Briefly column; Henry Kravis, investment banker and arts patron, resigns from World Trade Center Memorial Foundation; photo (S)
Date: 07 October 2005
By JIM RUTENBERG; Sewell Chan contributed reporting for this article
Jim RUTENBERG
Date: 06 October 2005
By Lydia Polgreen (NYT)
Lydia NYT
Gun battle in Lagos between police and soldiers leaves three civilians dead; melee was apparently started by argument between soldier and police officer over free seat on public bus; President Olusegan Obasanjo calls leaders of both forces to capital to resolve long-standing differences (S)
Date: 07 October 2005
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Anthony TOMMASINI
Profiles of American pianist Blair McMillen, 34, and British-born pianist Stephen Gosling, 34, who have become young stars of new music scene in New York; two will perform on same program of mostly new and recent works on October 15 at Tenri Cultural Institute, presented by new group American Modern Ensemble; photos (M)
Date: 07 October 2005
By DAVID JOHNSTON; Anne E. Kornblut contributed reporting for this article
David JOHNSTON
Special prosecutor in CIA leak case, Patrick J Fitzgerald, summons senior White House adviser Karl Rove to return to testify to federal grand jury for fourth time, step that could mean charges will be filed in case; Fitzgerald reportedly tells lawyers for several Bush administration officials that he will decide before grand jury's term expires on Oct 28 whether to accuse anyone of wrongdoing; he is expected to request that several other White House officials return to grand jury to testify as he proceeds toward charging decision; he indicates that he is not entirely finished with Judith Miller, New York Times reporter who served 85 days in jail for refusing to divulge identity of her source, but agreed to testify after I Lewis Libby, Vice Pres Cheney's chief of staff, released her from pledge of confidentiality; it is unknown whether Libby has been asked to appear again before grand jury (M)
Date: 06 October 2005
By THOMAS J. LUECK
Thomas LUECK
Date: 06 October 2005
By ROBIN POGREBIN; Compiled by Lawrence Van Gelder
Robin POGREBIN
Arts, Briefly column; Henry Kravis, investment banker and arts patron, resigns from World Trade Center Memorial Foundation; photo (S)
Date: 07 October 2005
By ANTHONY RAMIREZ; Colin Moynihan contributed reporting for this article
Anthony RAMIREZ
Date: 07 October 2005
By JIM RUTENBERG; Sewell Chan contributed reporting for this article
Jim RUTENBERG
Date: 06 October 2005
By Lydia Polgreen (NYT)
Lydia NYT
Gun battle in Lagos between police and soldiers leaves three civilians dead; melee was apparently started by argument between soldier and police officer over free seat on public bus; President Olusegan Obasanjo calls leaders of both forces to capital to resolve long-standing differences (S)
Date: 07 October 2005
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Anthony TOMMASINI
Profiles of American pianist Blair McMillen, 34, and British-born pianist Stephen Gosling, 34, who have become young stars of new music scene in New York; two will perform on same program of mostly new and recent works on October 15 at Tenri Cultural Institute, presented by new group American Modern Ensemble; photos (M)
Date: 07 October 2005
By DAVID JOHNSTON; Anne E. Kornblut contributed reporting for this article
David JOHNSTON
Special prosecutor in CIA leak case, Patrick J Fitzgerald, summons senior White House adviser Karl Rove to return to testify to federal grand jury for fourth time, step that could mean charges will be filed in case; Fitzgerald reportedly tells lawyers for several Bush administration officials that he will decide before grand jury's term expires on Oct 28 whether to accuse anyone of wrongdoing; he is expected to request that several other White House officials return to grand jury to testify as he proceeds toward charging decision; he indicates that he is not entirely finished with Judith Miller, New York Times reporter who served 85 days in jail for refusing to divulge identity of her source, but agreed to testify after I Lewis Libby, Vice Pres Cheney's chief of staff, released her from pledge of confidentiality; it is unknown whether Libby has been asked to appear again before grand jury (M)
Date: 06 October 2005
By THOMAS J. LUECK
Thomas LUECK
Date: 07 October 2005
By ANTHONY RAMIREZ; Colin Moynihan contributed reporting for this article
Anthony RAMIREZ
Date: 06 October 2005
By ROBIN POGREBIN; Compiled by Lawrence Van Gelder
Robin POGREBIN
Arts, Briefly column; Henry Kravis, investment banker and arts patron, resigns from World Trade Center Memorial Foundation; photo (S)
Date: 07 October 2005
By JIM RUTENBERG; Sewell Chan contributed reporting for this article
Jim RUTENBERG
Date: 06 October 2005
By Lydia Polgreen (NYT)
Lydia NYT
Gun battle in Lagos between police and soldiers leaves three civilians dead; melee was apparently started by argument between soldier and police officer over free seat on public bus; President Olusegan Obasanjo calls leaders of both forces to capital to resolve long-standing differences (S)
Date: 07 October 2005
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Anthony TOMMASINI
Profiles of American pianist Blair McMillen, 34, and British-born pianist Stephen Gosling, 34, who have become young stars of new music scene in New York; two will perform on same program of mostly new and recent works on October 15 at Tenri Cultural Institute, presented by new group American Modern Ensemble; photos (M)
Date: 07 October 2005
By DAVID JOHNSTON; Anne E. Kornblut contributed reporting for this article
David JOHNSTON
Special prosecutor in CIA leak case, Patrick J Fitzgerald, summons senior White House adviser Karl Rove to return to testify to federal grand jury for fourth time, step that could mean charges will be filed in case; Fitzgerald reportedly tells lawyers for several Bush administration officials that he will decide before grand jury's term expires on Oct 28 whether to accuse anyone of wrongdoing; he is expected to request that several other White House officials return to grand jury to testify as he proceeds toward charging decision; he indicates that he is not entirely finished with Judith Miller, New York Times reporter who served 85 days in jail for refusing to divulge identity of her source, but agreed to testify after I Lewis Libby, Vice Pres Cheney's chief of staff, released her from pledge of confidentiality; it is unknown whether Libby has been asked to appear again before grand jury (M)
Date: 06 October 2005
By THOMAS J. LUECK
Thomas LUECK
Date: 06 October 2005
By ROBIN POGREBIN; Compiled by Lawrence Van Gelder
Robin POGREBIN
Arts, Briefly column; Henry Kravis, investment banker and arts patron, resigns from World Trade Center Memorial Foundation; photo (S)
Date: 07 October 2005
By ANTHONY RAMIREZ; Colin Moynihan contributed reporting for this article
Anthony RAMIREZ
Date: 07 October 2005
By JIM RUTENBERG; Sewell Chan contributed reporting for this article
Jim RUTENBERG
Date: 06 October 2005
By Lydia Polgreen (NYT)
Lydia NYT
Gun battle in Lagos between police and soldiers leaves three civilians dead; melee was apparently started by argument between soldier and police officer over free seat on public bus; President Olusegan Obasanjo calls leaders of both forces to capital to resolve long-standing differences (S)
Date: 07 October 2005
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Anthony TOMMASINI
Profiles of American pianist Blair McMillen, 34, and British-born pianist Stephen Gosling, 34, who have become young stars of new music scene in New York; two will perform on same program of mostly new and recent works on October 15 at Tenri Cultural Institute, presented by new group American Modern Ensemble; photos (M)
Date: 07 October 2005
By DAVID JOHNSTON; Anne E. Kornblut contributed reporting for this article
David JOHNSTON
Special prosecutor in CIA leak case, Patrick J Fitzgerald, summons senior White House adviser Karl Rove to return to testify to federal grand jury for fourth time, step that could mean charges will be filed in case; Fitzgerald reportedly tells lawyers for several Bush administration officials that he will decide before grand jury's term expires on Oct 28 whether to accuse anyone of wrongdoing; he is expected to request that several other White House officials return to grand jury to testify as he proceeds toward charging decision; he indicates that he is not entirely finished with Judith Miller, New York Times reporter who served 85 days in jail for refusing to divulge identity of her source, but agreed to testify after I Lewis Libby, Vice Pres Cheney's chief of staff, released her from pledge of confidentiality; it is unknown whether Libby has been asked to appear again before grand jury (M)
Date: 06 October 2005
By THOMAS J. LUECK
Thomas LUECK
Date: 07 October 2005
By ANTHONY RAMIREZ; Colin Moynihan contributed reporting for this article
Anthony RAMIREZ
Date: 06 October 2005
By ROBIN POGREBIN; Compiled by Lawrence Van Gelder
Robin POGREBIN
Arts, Briefly column; Henry Kravis, investment banker and arts patron, resigns from World Trade Center Memorial Foundation; photo (S)
Date: 07 October 2005
By JIM RUTENBERG; Sewell Chan contributed reporting for this article
Jim RUTENBERG
Date: 06 October 2005
By Lydia Polgreen (NYT)
Lydia NYT
Gun battle in Lagos between police and soldiers leaves three civilians dead; melee was apparently started by argument between soldier and police officer over free seat on public bus; President Olusegan Obasanjo calls leaders of both forces to capital to resolve long-standing differences (S)