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29th of August 2002 News
ข่าวที่ปรากฏบนหน้าแรกของ New York Times เมื่อ 29 สิงหาคม ค.ศ. 2002
Bloomberg News Humbled
Date: 29 August 2002
By William Safire
William Safire
William Safire Op-Ed column scores Bloomberg News Service for apologizing to Singapore 'senior minister' Lee Kuan Yew for article by Patrick Smith implying nepotism in appointment of Ho Ching, Lee's daughter-in-law, as head of Temesek, state-owned investment company; says organization undermines cause of free online press (M)
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St-r-r-r-ike? If It Happens, Fans Can Keep Their Eyes on the Ball
Date: 29 August 2002
By Marc Weingarten
Marc Weingarten
BaseballLibrary.com is online baseball database that includes blogs, stats and latest baseball news; photo (M)
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To Some Owners, TV Money Comes First
Date: 30 August 2002
By Seth Schiesel
Seth Schiesel
Major League Baseball teams owned by media corporations are often at financial advantage because they will pay more to acquire high profile players, which translates into more viewers and advertisers; photos (M)
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Reporter Testifies in Milosevic Case, Fueling Debate on Witnesses
Date: 29 August 2002
By Marlise Simons
Marlise Simons
BBC television reporter Jacky Rowland appears as witness in trial of Slobodan Milosevic, former leader of Yugoslavia, fueling debate over whether journalists should testify to war crimes tribunals and, specifically, before newly created permanent International Criminal Court; some journalists have argued that testifying could hamper their independence and endanger their lives; Rowland says she appeared voluntarily, with approval of her company; says information she was asked to testify about was already in public domain: about what she saw in 1999 at Dubrava prison in Kosovo, where she found scores of dead inmates; Milosevic, acting as his own lawyer, cross-examines Rowland about nature of prisoners' deaths, claiming NATO strikes killed victims; Rowland says bodies she saw were intact and not hit by bombs (M)
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Epidemic That Wasn't
Date: 29 August 2002
By Gina Kolata
Gina Kolata
News analysis of federal study finding no links between breast cancer rates on Long Island and pollution or other environmental factors; explains that, contrary to popular perception of 'epidemic,' breast cancer rates on Long Island are not much different from those in rest of country, and that figures commonly bandied about at public meetings and in press, including The New York Times, have no basis in fact; epidemiologists say they do not know where 'myths' came from, but political uproar led Congress in 1993 to authorize $30-million study that, so far, has not shown any pollutant link; graph comparing LI rates with those for rest of New York State and US (M)
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Cuomo, Calling His Own TV Ads Ineffective, Intensifies Attack on McCall
Date: 30 August 2002
By RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA and RANDAL C. ARCHIBOLD
Richard PÉREZ-PEÑA
Andrew M Cuomo intensifies attacks against H Carl McCall in third debate of campaign for Democratic nominaton for governor of New York; raises familiar complaints about McCall's performance as state comptroller but using stronger language than he has on campaign trail; assault comes amid signs of disarray in his campaign, 11 days before September 10 primary; he criticizes his own tactics, saying television commercials have failed to communicate his message well enough; McCall is endorsed by The Daily News, first major newspaper to weigh in on primary race; photos (M)
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Sports of The Times; No Deadlines, No Grumps: Just Enjoy
Date: 29 August 2002
By Harvey Araton
Harvey Araton
Harvey Araton Sports of The Times column discusses simplicity and joy of covering scandal-less WNBA, often neglected by media in favor of men's basketball and other sports; photo (M)
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State Dept. Is Holding a Seminar Next Week on Anti-U.S. Trends
Date: 30 August 2002
By John Files
John Files
State Dept will hold conference on spread of anti-American attitudes around world; Richard Boucher, spokesman, says nongovernmental specialists will be invited to exchange ideas; says meetings, on Sept 5 and Sept 6, will be closed to press, but that department has brought journalists from other countries to US in effort to educate them on American policies and traditions (S)
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MOLSON SELECTS A CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Date: 29 August 2002
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Molson Inc appoints Brian Burden as chief financial officer and executive vice president, replacing Robert Coallier, who is moving to Brazil to run company's Cervejarias Kaiser unit (S)
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CENDANT TO CUT PAY OF ITS CHAIRMAN
Date: 29 August 2002
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Cendant Corp will cut pay of chairman-chief executive Henry Silverman by more than half and begin accounting for stock options as operating expense; Silverman's 2002 pay will be about $15 million, down from $36 million in 2001 (S)
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