NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 02 December 2003
2003년 12월 2일 화요일 재생 중
2003년 12월 2일은(는) 화요일의 별 기호 아래에 있는 **♐**입니다. 올해의 335일이었습니다. 미국 대통령은 George W. Bush입니다.
이 날에 태어났다면 당신은 22살입니다. 마지막 생일은 2025년 12월 2일 화요일, 197일 전이었습니다. 다음 생일은 2026년 12월 2일 수요일일 후 167입니다. 당신은 8,233일, 약 197,603시간, 약 11,856,193분 또는 약 711,371,580초 동안 살았습니다.
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2nd of December 2003 News
2003년 12월 2일 의 New York Times 1면에 실린 뉴스
New Woe for Troubled Cemetery
Date: 03 December 2003
By ANDY NEWMAN
Andy NEWMAN
Former Cypress Hills Cemetery court-appointed receiver Ravi Batra files papers charging that former managing agent BPC Management installed its own employee as president of cemetery's board of directors to gain permanent hold on property (M)
New Findings on Breast-Feeding
Date: 02 December 2003
By Eric Nagourney
Eric Nagourney
Dr Christopher G Owen of St George's Hospital Medical School (London) leads study that examines 29 previous studies on breast feeding and possible link between nursing and reduced risk of high blood pressure in adulthood; study, published in journal BMJ, finds no concrete evidence of blood pressure related benefits from breast feeding; drawing (S)
New Accusations At Tyco Fraud Trial
Date: 03 December 2003
Tyco International former employee Kathleen McRae testifies that Tyco paid $600,000 in 2001 to former chief executive L Dennis Kozlowski and former chief financial officer Mark H Swartz to reimburse them for their investment in Bonta, restaurant in Exeter, NH; two men originally invested $300,000 each of their own money; says Tyco also invested $400,000 in New York City restaurant SoHo SoHo because Kozlowski said waiter there gave company 'great deal of publicity'; both restaurants are out of business (S)
Critic of Ideas For Memorial Is New Adviser On Rebuilding
Date: 03 December 2003
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
New York New Visions coalition is appointed to help design guidelines for commercial development of new World Trade Center site; has been critic of memorial competition; will advise Lower Manhattan Development Corp and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (M)
Fine Dining in New Jersey, Sauced With Puns
Date: 03 December 2003
By ROBERTA ZEFF
Roberta ZEFF
Great Dishes From New Jersey's Favorite Restaurants, book by Vicki J and Steven Caparulo, covers 52 restaurants, with recipes and photographs; photo (S)
In Seattle, a New Life for a Once-Derelict Lakefront
Date: 03 December 2003
By HARRIET KING
Harriet KING
Final touches are being put on interiors of some 500,000 square feet of office, laboratory and apartment buildings in Seattle, Wash, that are to receive their first tenants in few months; buildings are first new structures in what is eventually to be 10 million square feet of development in rundown lakefront district long isolated by highways from downtown area; developer is Paul G Allen, Microsoft co-founder whose Vulcan Inc has spent more than $200 million to amass 53 acres, about 25 percent of area, in parcels spread over 10 blocks and ranging from entire blocks to small holdings; map; photo (M)
New Test for Colorectal Cancer
Date: 03 December 2003
Editorial warns against rush to abandon colonosco
On ABC, Sears Pays to Be Star Of New Series
Date: 03 December 2003
By STUART ELLIOTT
Stuart ELLIOTT
ABC television network is making its biggest branded-entertainment deal to date, signing Sears, Roebuck & Co as centerpiece sponsor of reality series Extreme Makeover: Home Edition that will have its premiere as hourlong special on Dec 3; deal, estimated to be costing Sears more than $1 million, includes placement of Sears' products in each of six episodes; during series there could be scenes of trucks delivering merchandise from Sears, plumbers and other workers from Sears home-improvement services making repairs and visits to Sears stores by show's makeover-team cast; deal between ABC and Sears, which will also buy commercial time during each episode, is emblematic of recent trend of marketers' becoming intrinsically involved in shaping content of entertainment programming; photo (M)
New Woe for Troubled Cemetery
Date: 03 December 2003
By ANDY NEWMAN
Andy NEWMAN
Former Cypress Hills Cemetery court-appointed receiver Ravi Batra files papers charging that former managing agent BPC Management installed its own employee as president of cemetery's board of directors to gain permanent hold on property (M)
New Findings on Breast-Feeding
Date: 02 December 2003
By Eric Nagourney
Eric Nagourney
Dr Christopher G Owen of St George's Hospital Medical School (London) leads study that examines 29 previous studies on breast feeding and possible link between nursing and reduced risk of high blood pressure in adulthood; study, published in journal BMJ, finds no concrete evidence of blood pressure related benefits from breast feeding; drawing (S)
New Accusations At Tyco Fraud Trial
Date: 03 December 2003
Tyco International former employee Kathleen McRae testifies that Tyco paid $600,000 in 2001 to former chief executive L Dennis Kozlowski and former chief financial officer Mark H Swartz to reimburse them for their investment in Bonta, restaurant in Exeter, NH; two men originally invested $300,000 each of their own money; says Tyco also invested $400,000 in New York City restaurant SoHo SoHo because Kozlowski said waiter there gave company 'great deal of publicity'; both restaurants are out of business (S)
Critic of Ideas For Memorial Is New Adviser On Rebuilding
Date: 03 December 2003
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
New York New Visions coalition is appointed to help design guidelines for commercial development of new World Trade Center site; has been critic of memorial competition; will advise Lower Manhattan Development Corp and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (M)
Fine Dining in New Jersey, Sauced With Puns
Date: 03 December 2003
By ROBERTA ZEFF
Roberta ZEFF
Great Dishes From New Jersey's Favorite Restaurants, book by Vicki J and Steven Caparulo, covers 52 restaurants, with recipes and photographs; photo (S)
In Seattle, a New Life for a Once-Derelict Lakefront
Date: 03 December 2003
By HARRIET KING
Harriet KING
Final touches are being put on interiors of some 500,000 square feet of office, laboratory and apartment buildings in Seattle, Wash, that are to receive their first tenants in few months; buildings are first new structures in what is eventually to be 10 million square feet of development in rundown lakefront district long isolated by highways from downtown area; developer is Paul G Allen, Microsoft co-founder whose Vulcan Inc has spent more than $200 million to amass 53 acres, about 25 percent of area, in parcels spread over 10 blocks and ranging from entire blocks to small holdings; map; photo (M)
New Test for Colorectal Cancer
Date: 03 December 2003
Editorial warns against rush to abandon colonosco
New Woe for Troubled Cemetery
Date: 03 December 2003
By ANDY NEWMAN
Andy NEWMAN
Former Cypress Hills Cemetery court-appointed receiver Ravi Batra files papers charging that former managing agent BPC Management installed its own employee as president of cemetery's board of directors to gain permanent hold on property (M)
New Findings on Breast-Feeding
Date: 02 December 2003
By Eric Nagourney
Eric Nagourney
Dr Christopher G Owen of St George's Hospital Medical School (London) leads study that examines 29 previous studies on breast feeding and possible link between nursing and reduced risk of high blood pressure in adulthood; study, published in journal BMJ, finds no concrete evidence of blood pressure related benefits from breast feeding; drawing (S)
Critic of Ideas For Memorial Is New Adviser On Rebuilding
Date: 03 December 2003
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
New York New Visions coalition is appointed to help design guidelines for commercial development of new World Trade Center site; has been critic of memorial competition; will advise Lower Manhattan Development Corp and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (M)
Fine Dining in New Jersey, Sauced With Puns
Date: 03 December 2003
By ROBERTA ZEFF
Roberta ZEFF
Great Dishes From New Jersey's Favorite Restaurants, book by Vicki J and Steven Caparulo, covers 52 restaurants, with recipes and photographs; photo (S)
In Seattle, a New Life for a Once-Derelict Lakefront
Date: 03 December 2003
By HARRIET KING
Harriet KING
Final touches are being put on interiors of some 500,000 square feet of office, laboratory and apartment buildings in Seattle, Wash, that are to receive their first tenants in few months; buildings are first new structures in what is eventually to be 10 million square feet of development in rundown lakefront district long isolated by highways from downtown area; developer is Paul G Allen, Microsoft co-founder whose Vulcan Inc has spent more than $200 million to amass 53 acres, about 25 percent of area, in parcels spread over 10 blocks and ranging from entire blocks to small holdings; map; photo (M)
On ABC, Sears Pays to Be Star Of New Series
Date: 03 December 2003
By STUART ELLIOTT
Stuart ELLIOTT
ABC television network is making its biggest branded-entertainment deal to date, signing Sears, Roebuck & Co as centerpiece sponsor of reality series Extreme Makeover: Home Edition that will have its premiere as hourlong special on Dec 3; deal, estimated to be costing Sears more than $1 million, includes placement of Sears' products in each of six episodes; during series there could be scenes of trucks delivering merchandise from Sears, plumbers and other workers from Sears home-improvement services making repairs and visits to Sears stores by show's makeover-team cast; deal between ABC and Sears, which will also buy commercial time during each episode, is emblematic of recent trend of marketers' becoming intrinsically involved in shaping content of entertainment programming; photo (M)
New Findings on Breast-Feeding
Date: 02 December 2003
By Eric Nagourney
Eric Nagourney
Dr Christopher G Owen of St George's Hospital Medical School (London) leads study that examines 29 previous studies on breast feeding and possible link between nursing and reduced risk of high blood pressure in adulthood; study, published in journal BMJ, finds no concrete evidence of blood pressure related benefits from breast feeding; drawing (S)
New Accusations At Tyco Fraud Trial
Date: 03 December 2003
Tyco International former employee Kathleen McRae testifies that Tyco paid $600,000 in 2001 to former chief executive L Dennis Kozlowski and former chief financial officer Mark H Swartz to reimburse them for their investment in Bonta, restaurant in Exeter, NH; two men originally invested $300,000 each of their own money; says Tyco also invested $400,000 in New York City restaurant SoHo SoHo because Kozlowski said waiter there gave company 'great deal of publicity'; both restaurants are out of business (S)
Critic of Ideas For Memorial Is New Adviser On Rebuilding
Date: 03 December 2003
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
New York New Visions coalition is appointed to help design guidelines for commercial development of new World Trade Center site; has been critic of memorial competition; will advise Lower Manhattan Development Corp and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (M)
Fine Dining in New Jersey, Sauced With Puns
Date: 03 December 2003
By ROBERTA ZEFF
Roberta ZEFF
Great Dishes From New Jersey's Favorite Restaurants, book by Vicki J and Steven Caparulo, covers 52 restaurants, with recipes and photographs; photo (S)
New Test for Colorectal Cancer
Date: 03 December 2003
Editorial warns against rush to abandon colonosco
On ABC, Sears Pays to Be Star Of New Series
Date: 03 December 2003
By STUART ELLIOTT
Stuart ELLIOTT
ABC television network is making its biggest branded-entertainment deal to date, signing Sears, Roebuck & Co as centerpiece sponsor of reality series Extreme Makeover: Home Edition that will have its premiere as hourlong special on Dec 3; deal, estimated to be costing Sears more than $1 million, includes placement of Sears' products in each of six episodes; during series there could be scenes of trucks delivering merchandise from Sears, plumbers and other workers from Sears home-improvement services making repairs and visits to Sears stores by show's makeover-team cast; deal between ABC and Sears, which will also buy commercial time during each episode, is emblematic of recent trend of marketers' becoming intrinsically involved in shaping content of entertainment programming; photo (M)
New Woe for Troubled Cemetery
Date: 03 December 2003
By ANDY NEWMAN
Andy NEWMAN
Former Cypress Hills Cemetery court-appointed receiver Ravi Batra files papers charging that former managing agent BPC Management installed its own employee as president of cemetery's board of directors to gain permanent hold on property (M)
New Findings on Breast-Feeding
Date: 02 December 2003
By Eric Nagourney
Eric Nagourney
Dr Christopher G Owen of St George's Hospital Medical School (London) leads study that examines 29 previous studies on breast feeding and possible link between nursing and reduced risk of high blood pressure in adulthood; study, published in journal BMJ, finds no concrete evidence of blood pressure related benefits from breast feeding; drawing (S)
Critic of Ideas For Memorial Is New Adviser On Rebuilding
Date: 03 December 2003
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
New York New Visions coalition is appointed to help design guidelines for commercial development of new World Trade Center site; has been critic of memorial competition; will advise Lower Manhattan Development Corp and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (M)
Fine Dining in New Jersey, Sauced With Puns
Date: 03 December 2003
By ROBERTA ZEFF
Roberta ZEFF
Great Dishes From New Jersey's Favorite Restaurants, book by Vicki J and Steven Caparulo, covers 52 restaurants, with recipes and photographs; photo (S)
In Seattle, a New Life for a Once-Derelict Lakefront
Date: 03 December 2003
By HARRIET KING
Harriet KING
Final touches are being put on interiors of some 500,000 square feet of office, laboratory and apartment buildings in Seattle, Wash, that are to receive their first tenants in few months; buildings are first new structures in what is eventually to be 10 million square feet of development in rundown lakefront district long isolated by highways from downtown area; developer is Paul G Allen, Microsoft co-founder whose Vulcan Inc has spent more than $200 million to amass 53 acres, about 25 percent of area, in parcels spread over 10 blocks and ranging from entire blocks to small holdings; map; photo (M)
New Test for Colorectal Cancer
Date: 03 December 2003
Editorial warns against rush to abandon colonosco
On ABC, Sears Pays to Be Star Of New Series
Date: 03 December 2003
By STUART ELLIOTT
Stuart ELLIOTT
ABC television network is making its biggest branded-entertainment deal to date, signing Sears, Roebuck & Co as centerpiece sponsor of reality series Extreme Makeover: Home Edition that will have its premiere as hourlong special on Dec 3; deal, estimated to be costing Sears more than $1 million, includes placement of Sears' products in each of six episodes; during series there could be scenes of trucks delivering merchandise from Sears, plumbers and other workers from Sears home-improvement services making repairs and visits to Sears stores by show's makeover-team cast; deal between ABC and Sears, which will also buy commercial time during each episode, is emblematic of recent trend of marketers' becoming intrinsically involved in shaping content of entertainment programming; photo (M)