Henderson Signs With Newark
Date: 03 May 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Newark Bears re-sign outfielder Rickey Henderson to contract (S)
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2nd of May 2004 News
Notícias como apareceu na primeira página do New York Times em 2 de maio de 2004
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 02 May 2004
INTERNATIONAL 3-22 General Speaks on Iraqi Abuse An Army Reserve general whose soldiers were photographed as they abused Iraqi prisoners said she knew nothing about the abuse until weeks after it occurred. She also said the cellblock at Abu Ghraib prison, west of Baghdad, where the abuse occurred, was under the tight control of Army military intelligence officers who may have encouraged the abuse. Her suggestion appears largely supported in a still-classified Army report on prison conditions in Iraq. 1
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 03 May 2004
INTERNATIONAL A3-14 Sharon's Party Rejects His Gaza Withdrawal Plan Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's own party voted against his Gaza withdrawal plan, according to results in Israel. A pregnant Israeli woman and her four young daughters were killed by two Palestinian gunmen, who were later shot dead by Israeli soldiers. Israel struck back with a pair of air assaults. A1 American Hostage Escapes Thomas Hamill, an American contractor taken hostage by militants last month, escaped and ran to a group of passing American troops. He was suffering from an infected gunshot wound but was otherwise in good condition. Meanwhile, nine American soldiers died in violence across central and northern Iraq. A1
For New York, Economic News Is Good at Last
Date: 03 May 2004
By Randal C. Archibold
Randal Archibold
Two years after New York State's takeover of Nassau County's Roosevelt School District, there are signs of progress in district rife with economic problems, plagued by perpetually low test scores and troubled by disciplinary incidents; attendance has risen and classroom conditions are improved, but other hurdles remain; photos (M)
Yesterday's Back! At Last, an I.P.O. To Drool Over
Date: 02 May 2004
By Alex Berenson
Alex Berenson
Fervent interest in initial public offeri
A Photo Agency's Partnerships Leave Some Editors Uneasy
Date: 03 May 2004
By Bill Werde
Bill Werde
Newspaper editors question objectivity of Getty Images after it fails to offer clients photos of some notable incidents embarrassing to professional sports leagues with which it has formed exclusive, lucrative partnerships and also covers as wire service; some have stopped using Getty for sports photography; Getty says it simply did not have photos of incidents; photos (M)
Other Voices: Will the Paper of Record Please Stand Up
Date: 02 May 2004
By Daniel Okrent
Daniel Okrent
Readers respond to public editor columns on what makes "a paper of record" and the challenges of reporting on jury deliberations.
New Internet Site Turns Critical Eyes and Ears to the Right
Date: 03 May 2004
By Jim Rutenberg
Jim Rutenberg
David Brock, former right-wing journalist turned liberal, is starting Web site to monitor conservative media; he will combat very sector of journalism that spawned him, with support from same sorts of people (Democrats) about whom he once wrote so critically; photo (M)
Other Voices: Will the Paper of Record Please Stand Up
Date: 02 May 2004
Roosevelt University Asst Prof Peter K Fallon letter responds to April 25 Public Editor column; holds that New York Times and American news media have been telling only part of story about Bush administration for three years
Other Voices: Will the Paper of Record Please Stand Up
Date: 02 May 2004
Frank Hogg letter responds to April 25 Public Editor column; holds that while Daniel Okrent claims that New York Times is not paper of record, that does not change fact that it is paper of influence to rest of news media