BIOTECHNOLOGY SHARES RISE ON CANCER VACCINE NEWS
Date: 19 March 2003
Shares of Geron Corp rise after it says its method for developing vaccine against cancer may be useful against different types of disease (S)
重播 2003年3月18日星期二
2003年3月18日 是 星期二 星号下的 ♓。 这是一年中的 76 日。 美国总统是 George W. Bush。
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18th of March 2003 News
2003年3月18日 出现在《纽约时报》头版的新闻
U.S. News Organizations Tell Employees to Leave Baghdad
Date: 19 March 2003
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
ABC, NBC, Newsweek, The New York Times and other US news organizations tell employees to leave Baghdad as war nears; Time and Fox reverse plans to send in reporters while CNN and CBS are allowing non-American correspondents to stay; BBC, Reuters and other European-based services promise to remain; Peter Arnett, who covered Persian Gulf War for CNN, is now reporting from Baghdad for National Geographic/MSNBC (M)
A New Doctrine for War
Date: 18 March 2003
By DAVID E. SANGER
David SANGER
Analysis: Pres Bush's speech announcing that he has chosen war cuts through debate over who has right to enforce United Nations resolutions or overthrow brutal regimes; he turns America's first new national security strategy in 50 years--doctrine of pre-emptive military action against potential enemies amassing weapons of mass destruction--into rationale for America's latest war; says it would be 'suicide' to wait to act until after America's foes strike first, in age of unseen enemies who make no formal declarations of war; during his presidential campaign, Bush spoke of need for 'humble' approach to world; he embraced aggressive view of America's duty within months of entering Oval Office, and it became his fierce passion after Sept 11, 2001; allies and political advisers say his gunslinging cowboy image, long dismissed by his aides, may now have its advantages (M)
2 New Campaigns Reflect War News
Date: 19 March 2003
By Abby Ellin
Abby Ellin
Qwest Communications International is adding to six-month-old campaign of commercials that feature some employees who are also military reservists as war against Iraq nears; AT&T Corp is running similarly topical campaign (S)
News Corp. to Raise Up to $1.5 Billion With Bond Issue
Date: 19 March 2003
By SUZANNE KAPNER
Suzanne KAPNER
News Corp says subsidiary British Sky Broadcasting will raise as much as $1.5 billion in capital by issuing bonds that are convertible shares of BSkyB, pay television company in which News Corp has stake; proceeds are meant to help News Corp finance its widely expected bid to acquire DirecTV (M)
New Yorkers Give Longhorns Some Swagger
Date: 18 March 2003
By PETE THAMEL
Pete THAMEL
Native New Yorkers James Thomas and Royal Ivey have given Texas University basketball team toughness and credibility, helping squad get NCAA tournament No.1 seeding in South; photos (M)
In New York, Six Dim Sum Favorites
Date: 19 March 2003
By ERIC ASIMOV
Eric ASIMOV
Eric Asimov describes six favorite dim sum parlors in New York City (S)
New Housing Dropped Sharply in a Snowy Month
Date: 19 March 2003
Commerce Department reports new housing fell 11 percent in February; says builders broke ground on homes at annual pace of 1.622 million units, down from 1.822 million in January; adds starts of single-family homes fell 13.7 percent last month, biggest decline since January 1991, from 1.501 million unit pace in January; graph (M)
U.S. News Organizations Tell Employees to Leave Baghdad
Date: 19 March 2003
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
ABC, NBC, Newsweek, The New York Times and other US news organizations tell employees to leave Baghdad as war nears; Time and Fox reverse plans to send in reporters while CNN and CBS are allowing non-American correspondents to stay; BBC, Reuters and other European-based services promise to remain; Peter Arnett, who covered Persian Gulf War for CNN, is now reporting from Baghdad for National Geographic/MSNBC (M)
A New Doctrine for War
Date: 18 March 2003
By DAVID E. SANGER
David SANGER
Analysis: Pres Bush's speech announcing that he has chosen war cuts through debate over who has right to enforce United Nations resolutions or overthrow brutal regimes; he turns America's first new national security strategy in 50 years--doctrine of pre-emptive military action against potential enemies amassing weapons of mass destruction--into rationale for America's latest war; says it would be 'suicide' to wait to act until after America's foes strike first, in age of unseen enemies who make no formal declarations of war; during his presidential campaign, Bush spoke of need for 'humble' approach to world; he embraced aggressive view of America's duty within months of entering Oval Office, and it became his fierce passion after Sept 11, 2001; allies and political advisers say his gunslinging cowboy image, long dismissed by his aides, may now have its advantages (M)
2 New Campaigns Reflect War News
Date: 19 March 2003
By Abby Ellin
Abby Ellin
Qwest Communications International is adding to six-month-old campaign of commercials that feature some employees who are also military reservists as war against Iraq nears; AT&T Corp is running similarly topical campaign (S)
News Corp. to Raise Up to $1.5 Billion With Bond Issue
Date: 19 March 2003
By SUZANNE KAPNER
Suzanne KAPNER
News Corp says subsidiary British Sky Broadcasting will raise as much as $1.5 billion in capital by issuing bonds that are convertible shares of BSkyB, pay television company in which News Corp has stake; proceeds are meant to help News Corp finance its widely expected bid to acquire DirecTV (M)
BIOTECHNOLOGY SHARES RISE ON CANCER VACCINE NEWS
Date: 19 March 2003
Shares of Geron Corp rise after it says its method for developing vaccine against cancer may be useful against different types of disease (S)
U.S. News Organizations Tell Employees to Leave Baghdad
Date: 19 March 2003
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
ABC, NBC, Newsweek, The New York Times and other US news organizations tell employees to leave Baghdad as war nears; Time and Fox reverse plans to send in reporters while CNN and CBS are allowing non-American correspondents to stay; BBC, Reuters and other European-based services promise to remain; Peter Arnett, who covered Persian Gulf War for CNN, is now reporting from Baghdad for National Geographic/MSNBC (M)
A New Doctrine for War
Date: 18 March 2003
By DAVID E. SANGER
David SANGER
Analysis: Pres Bush's speech announcing that he has chosen war cuts through debate over who has right to enforce United Nations resolutions or overthrow brutal regimes; he turns America's first new national security strategy in 50 years--doctrine of pre-emptive military action against potential enemies amassing weapons of mass destruction--into rationale for America's latest war; says it would be 'suicide' to wait to act until after America's foes strike first, in age of unseen enemies who make no formal declarations of war; during his presidential campaign, Bush spoke of need for 'humble' approach to world; he embraced aggressive view of America's duty within months of entering Oval Office, and it became his fierce passion after Sept 11, 2001; allies and political advisers say his gunslinging cowboy image, long dismissed by his aides, may now have its advantages (M)
2 New Campaigns Reflect War News
Date: 19 March 2003
By Abby Ellin
Abby Ellin
Qwest Communications International is adding to six-month-old campaign of commercials that feature some employees who are also military reservists as war against Iraq nears; AT&T Corp is running similarly topical campaign (S)
News Corp. to Raise Up to $1.5 Billion With Bond Issue
Date: 19 March 2003
By SUZANNE KAPNER
Suzanne KAPNER
News Corp says subsidiary British Sky Broadcasting will raise as much as $1.5 billion in capital by issuing bonds that are convertible shares of BSkyB, pay television company in which News Corp has stake; proceeds are meant to help News Corp finance its widely expected bid to acquire DirecTV (M)
New Yorkers Give Longhorns Some Swagger
Date: 18 March 2003
By PETE THAMEL
Pete THAMEL
Native New Yorkers James Thomas and Royal Ivey have given Texas University basketball team toughness and credibility, helping squad get NCAA tournament No.1 seeding in South; photos (M)
In New York, Six Dim Sum Favorites
Date: 19 March 2003
By ERIC ASIMOV
Eric ASIMOV
Eric Asimov describes six favorite dim sum parlors in New York City (S)
New Housing Dropped Sharply in a Snowy Month
Date: 19 March 2003
Commerce Department reports new housing fell 11 percent in February; says builders broke ground on homes at annual pace of 1.622 million units, down from 1.822 million in January; adds starts of single-family homes fell 13.7 percent last month, biggest decline since January 1991, from 1.501 million unit pace in January; graph (M)
BIOTECHNOLOGY SHARES RISE ON CANCER VACCINE NEWS
Date: 19 March 2003
Shares of Geron Corp rise after it says its method for developing vaccine against cancer may be useful against different types of disease (S)
U.S. News Organizations Tell Employees to Leave Baghdad
Date: 19 March 2003
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
ABC, NBC, Newsweek, The New York Times and other US news organizations tell employees to leave Baghdad as war nears; Time and Fox reverse plans to send in reporters while CNN and CBS are allowing non-American correspondents to stay; BBC, Reuters and other European-based services promise to remain; Peter Arnett, who covered Persian Gulf War for CNN, is now reporting from Baghdad for National Geographic/MSNBC (M)
A New Doctrine for War
Date: 18 March 2003
By DAVID E. SANGER
David SANGER
Analysis: Pres Bush's speech announcing that he has chosen war cuts through debate over who has right to enforce United Nations resolutions or overthrow brutal regimes; he turns America's first new national security strategy in 50 years--doctrine of pre-emptive military action against potential enemies amassing weapons of mass destruction--into rationale for America's latest war; says it would be 'suicide' to wait to act until after America's foes strike first, in age of unseen enemies who make no formal declarations of war; during his presidential campaign, Bush spoke of need for 'humble' approach to world; he embraced aggressive view of America's duty within months of entering Oval Office, and it became his fierce passion after Sept 11, 2001; allies and political advisers say his gunslinging cowboy image, long dismissed by his aides, may now have its advantages (M)
2 New Campaigns Reflect War News
Date: 19 March 2003
By Abby Ellin
Abby Ellin
Qwest Communications International is adding to six-month-old campaign of commercials that feature some employees who are also military reservists as war against Iraq nears; AT&T Corp is running similarly topical campaign (S)
News Corp. to Raise Up to $1.5 Billion With Bond Issue
Date: 19 March 2003
By SUZANNE KAPNER
Suzanne KAPNER
News Corp says subsidiary British Sky Broadcasting will raise as much as $1.5 billion in capital by issuing bonds that are convertible shares of BSkyB, pay television company in which News Corp has stake; proceeds are meant to help News Corp finance its widely expected bid to acquire DirecTV (M)
In New York, Six Dim Sum Favorites
Date: 19 March 2003
By ERIC ASIMOV
Eric ASIMOV
Eric Asimov describes six favorite dim sum parlors in New York City (S)
New Housing Dropped Sharply in a Snowy Month
Date: 19 March 2003
Commerce Department reports new housing fell 11 percent in February; says builders broke ground on homes at annual pace of 1.622 million units, down from 1.822 million in January; adds starts of single-family homes fell 13.7 percent last month, biggest decline since January 1991, from 1.501 million unit pace in January; graph (M)
U.S. News Organizations Tell Employees to Leave Baghdad
Date: 19 March 2003
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
ABC, NBC, Newsweek, The New York Times and other US news organizations tell employees to leave Baghdad as war nears; Time and Fox reverse plans to send in reporters while CNN and CBS are allowing non-American correspondents to stay; BBC, Reuters and other European-based services promise to remain; Peter Arnett, who covered Persian Gulf War for CNN, is now reporting from Baghdad for National Geographic/MSNBC (M)
A New Doctrine for War
Date: 18 March 2003
By DAVID E. SANGER
David SANGER
Analysis: Pres Bush's speech announcing that he has chosen war cuts through debate over who has right to enforce United Nations resolutions or overthrow brutal regimes; he turns America's first new national security strategy in 50 years--doctrine of pre-emptive military action against potential enemies amassing weapons of mass destruction--into rationale for America's latest war; says it would be 'suicide' to wait to act until after America's foes strike first, in age of unseen enemies who make no formal declarations of war; during his presidential campaign, Bush spoke of need for 'humble' approach to world; he embraced aggressive view of America's duty within months of entering Oval Office, and it became his fierce passion after Sept 11, 2001; allies and political advisers say his gunslinging cowboy image, long dismissed by his aides, may now have its advantages (M)
2 New Campaigns Reflect War News
Date: 19 March 2003
By Abby Ellin
Abby Ellin
Qwest Communications International is adding to six-month-old campaign of commercials that feature some employees who are also military reservists as war against Iraq nears; AT&T Corp is running similarly topical campaign (S)
News Corp. to Raise Up to $1.5 Billion With Bond Issue
Date: 19 March 2003
By SUZANNE KAPNER
Suzanne KAPNER
News Corp says subsidiary British Sky Broadcasting will raise as much as $1.5 billion in capital by issuing bonds that are convertible shares of BSkyB, pay television company in which News Corp has stake; proceeds are meant to help News Corp finance its widely expected bid to acquire DirecTV (M)
New Yorkers Give Longhorns Some Swagger
Date: 18 March 2003
By PETE THAMEL
Pete THAMEL
Native New Yorkers James Thomas and Royal Ivey have given Texas University basketball team toughness and credibility, helping squad get NCAA tournament No.1 seeding in South; photos (M)
New Housing Dropped Sharply in a Snowy Month
Date: 19 March 2003
Commerce Department reports new housing fell 11 percent in February; says builders broke ground on homes at annual pace of 1.622 million units, down from 1.822 million in January; adds starts of single-family homes fell 13.7 percent last month, biggest decline since January 1991, from 1.501 million unit pace in January; graph (M)