1997년 9월 6일은(는) 토요일의 별 기호 아래에 있는 **♍**입니다. 올해의 248일이었습니다. 미국 대통령은 William J. (Bill) Clinton입니다.
이 날에 태어났다면 당신은 28살입니다. 마지막 생일은 2025년 9월 6일 토요일, 278일 전이었습니다. 다음 생일은 2026년 9월 6일 일요일일 후 86입니다. 당신은 10,505일, 약 252,125시간, 약 15,127,540분 또는 약 907,652,400초 동안 살았습니다.
Date: 07 September 1997
Wealthy socialite Patricia Tarr, whose Dance Ink magazine has folded, begins publishing new arts magazine, 2wice; Cucina restaurant in Brooklyn, NY, sports newly renovated kitchen and adds shop selling homemade specialties; Findasale, Web site developed by Veronique Bardach, offers information on items on sale at shops in NYC (M)
Date: 06 September 1997
Commercial Bank of New York acquires First Bank of the Americas for $48 million in cash; this will give Commercial Bank eight branches in New York City and Long Island; BanBogota Inc, First Bank's parent and the United States unit of Banco de Bogota of Colombia, will retain international and auto loans and other assets (S)
Date: 06 September 1997
By ADAM NAGOURNEY
Adam NAGOURNEY
World news, including terrorist bombing in Jerusalem and deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales, and Mother Teresa, obscure New York City Democratic mayoral primary race; candidates have only slightly offset general absence of news coverage with paid television advertisements; Ruth Messinger and Sal F Albanese have recently begun running commercials; Rev Al Sharpton has not raised enough money for ad drive; Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani has spent $1.3 million on television ads so far (M)
Date: 07 September 1997
By Laurel Graeber
Laurel Graeber
New & Noteworthy column on recently released paperback books; photo (L)
Date: 06 September 1997
Sixteen Orthodox Jewish rabbis file lawsuit to block opening of Museum of Jewish Heritage--A Living Memorial to the Holocaust; Rabbi Yehuda Levin cites museum's commemoration of gay Holocaust victims (S)
Date: 06 September 1997
Gov George E Pataki signs bill under which dog owners in New York will face stiff fine if dog bites person and jail time and fine if dog already deemed dangerous bites or kills person; Sen Dean G Skelos, bill sponsor, says law does not ban any dog breed (S)
Date: 07 September 1997
By MIRTA OJITO
Mirta OJITO
Television coverage of funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, was communal event for many New Yorkers, both spiritually and physically (M)
Date: 07 September 1997
By Peter Marks
Peter Marks
Six new musicals that will open on Broadway this season noted; photos (S)
Date: 06 September 1997
Barney's Inc says it has named Thomas C Shull as its president and chief operating officer to replace John Brincko, who resigned; Shull appointment is subject to approval of bankruptcy court (S)
Date: 07 September 1997
Wealthy socialite Patricia Tarr, whose Dance Ink magazine has folded, begins publishing new arts magazine, 2wice; Cucina restaurant in Brooklyn, NY, sports newly renovated kitchen and adds shop selling homemade specialties; Findasale, Web site developed by Veronique Bardach, offers information on items on sale at shops in NYC (M)
Date: 06 September 1997
Commercial Bank of New York acquires First Bank of the Americas for $48 million in cash; this will give Commercial Bank eight branches in New York City and Long Island; BanBogota Inc, First Bank's parent and the United States unit of Banco de Bogota of Colombia, will retain international and auto loans and other assets (S)
Date: 06 September 1997
By ADAM NAGOURNEY
Adam NAGOURNEY
World news, including terrorist bombing in Jerusalem and deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales, and Mother Teresa, obscure New York City Democratic mayoral primary race; candidates have only slightly offset general absence of news coverage with paid television advertisements; Ruth Messinger and Sal F Albanese have recently begun running commercials; Rev Al Sharpton has not raised enough money for ad drive; Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani has spent $1.3 million on television ads so far (M)
Date: 07 September 1997
By Laurel Graeber
Laurel Graeber
New & Noteworthy column on recently released paperback books; photo (L)
Date: 06 September 1997
Sixteen Orthodox Jewish rabbis file lawsuit to block opening of Museum of Jewish Heritage--A Living Memorial to the Holocaust; Rabbi Yehuda Levin cites museum's commemoration of gay Holocaust victims (S)
Date: 06 September 1997
Gov George E Pataki signs bill under which dog owners in New York will face stiff fine if dog bites person and jail time and fine if dog already deemed dangerous bites or kills person; Sen Dean G Skelos, bill sponsor, says law does not ban any dog breed (S)
Date: 07 September 1997
By MIRTA OJITO
Mirta OJITO
Television coverage of funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, was communal event for many New Yorkers, both spiritually and physically (M)
Date: 07 September 1997
By Peter Marks
Peter Marks
Six new musicals that will open on Broadway this season noted; photos (S)
Date: 06 September 1997
Barney's Inc says it has named Thomas C Shull as its president and chief operating officer to replace John Brincko, who resigned; Shull appointment is subject to approval of bankruptcy court (S)
Date: 07 September 1997
Wealthy socialite Patricia Tarr, whose Dance Ink magazine has folded, begins publishing new arts magazine, 2wice; Cucina restaurant in Brooklyn, NY, sports newly renovated kitchen and adds shop selling homemade specialties; Findasale, Web site developed by Veronique Bardach, offers information on items on sale at shops in NYC (M)
Date: 06 September 1997
Commercial Bank of New York acquires First Bank of the Americas for $48 million in cash; this will give Commercial Bank eight branches in New York City and Long Island; BanBogota Inc, First Bank's parent and the United States unit of Banco de Bogota of Colombia, will retain international and auto loans and other assets (S)
Date: 06 September 1997
By ADAM NAGOURNEY
Adam NAGOURNEY
World news, including terrorist bombing in Jerusalem and deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales, and Mother Teresa, obscure New York City Democratic mayoral primary race; candidates have only slightly offset general absence of news coverage with paid television advertisements; Ruth Messinger and Sal F Albanese have recently begun running commercials; Rev Al Sharpton has not raised enough money for ad drive; Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani has spent $1.3 million on television ads so far (M)
Date: 07 September 1997
By Laurel Graeber
Laurel Graeber
New & Noteworthy column on recently released paperback books; photo (L)
Date: 06 September 1997
Gov George E Pataki signs bill under which dog owners in New York will face stiff fine if dog bites person and jail time and fine if dog already deemed dangerous bites or kills person; Sen Dean G Skelos, bill sponsor, says law does not ban any dog breed (S)
Date: 07 September 1997
By MIRTA OJITO
Mirta OJITO
Television coverage of funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, was communal event for many New Yorkers, both spiritually and physically (M)
Date: 07 September 1997
By Peter Marks
Peter Marks
Six new musicals that will open on Broadway this season noted; photos (S)
Date: 06 September 1997
Barney's Inc says it has named Thomas C Shull as its president and chief operating officer to replace John Brincko, who resigned; Shull appointment is subject to approval of bankruptcy court (S)
Date: 07 September 1997
Wealthy socialite Patricia Tarr, whose Dance Ink magazine has folded, begins publishing new arts magazine, 2wice; Cucina restaurant in Brooklyn, NY, sports newly renovated kitchen and adds shop selling homemade specialties; Findasale, Web site developed by Veronique Bardach, offers information on items on sale at shops in NYC (M)
Date: 06 September 1997
Commercial Bank of New York acquires First Bank of the Americas for $48 million in cash; this will give Commercial Bank eight branches in New York City and Long Island; BanBogota Inc, First Bank's parent and the United States unit of Banco de Bogota of Colombia, will retain international and auto loans and other assets (S)
Date: 06 September 1997
By ADAM NAGOURNEY
Adam NAGOURNEY
World news, including terrorist bombing in Jerusalem and deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales, and Mother Teresa, obscure New York City Democratic mayoral primary race; candidates have only slightly offset general absence of news coverage with paid television advertisements; Ruth Messinger and Sal F Albanese have recently begun running commercials; Rev Al Sharpton has not raised enough money for ad drive; Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani has spent $1.3 million on television ads so far (M)
Date: 07 September 1997
By Laurel Graeber
Laurel Graeber
New & Noteworthy column on recently released paperback books; photo (L)
Date: 06 September 1997
Sixteen Orthodox Jewish rabbis file lawsuit to block opening of Museum of Jewish Heritage--A Living Memorial to the Holocaust; Rabbi Yehuda Levin cites museum's commemoration of gay Holocaust victims (S)
Date: 06 September 1997
Gov George E Pataki signs bill under which dog owners in New York will face stiff fine if dog bites person and jail time and fine if dog already deemed dangerous bites or kills person; Sen Dean G Skelos, bill sponsor, says law does not ban any dog breed (S)
Date: 07 September 1997
By Peter Marks
Peter Marks
Six new musicals that will open on Broadway this season noted; photos (S)
Date: 07 September 1997
Wealthy socialite Patricia Tarr, whose Dance Ink magazine has folded, begins publishing new arts magazine, 2wice; Cucina restaurant in Brooklyn, NY, sports newly renovated kitchen and adds shop selling homemade specialties; Findasale, Web site developed by Veronique Bardach, offers information on items on sale at shops in NYC (M)
Date: 06 September 1997
By ADAM NAGOURNEY
Adam NAGOURNEY
World news, including terrorist bombing in Jerusalem and deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales, and Mother Teresa, obscure New York City Democratic mayoral primary race; candidates have only slightly offset general absence of news coverage with paid television advertisements; Ruth Messinger and Sal F Albanese have recently begun running commercials; Rev Al Sharpton has not raised enough money for ad drive; Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani has spent $1.3 million on television ads so far (M)
Date: 07 September 1997
By Laurel Graeber
Laurel Graeber
New & Noteworthy column on recently released paperback books; photo (L)
Date: 06 September 1997
Sixteen Orthodox Jewish rabbis file lawsuit to block opening of Museum of Jewish Heritage--A Living Memorial to the Holocaust; Rabbi Yehuda Levin cites museum's commemoration of gay Holocaust victims (S)
Date: 06 September 1997
Gov George E Pataki signs bill under which dog owners in New York will face stiff fine if dog bites person and jail time and fine if dog already deemed dangerous bites or kills person; Sen Dean G Skelos, bill sponsor, says law does not ban any dog breed (S)
Date: 06 September 1997
Barney's Inc says it has named Thomas C Shull as its president and chief operating officer to replace John Brincko, who resigned; Shull appointment is subject to approval of bankruptcy court (S)