15. září 2001 bylo sobota pod hvězdičkou ♍. Byl 257 den v roce. Prezidentem Spojených států byl George W. Bush.
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Date: 16 September 2001
By DAVID BARSTOW
David BARSTOW
Security and terrorism experts agree that there is no way to eliminate threat of terrorism at New York City landmarks, and even approaching maximum security may mean following drastic measures; say security options once dismissed as unpalatable, impractical or too expensive are now likely to be adopted; diagram of measures that might be employed in Times Square (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By LESLIE WAYNE and LESLIE KAUFMAN
Leslie WAYNE
How to respond to terrorist attacks on World Trade Center and Pentagon is not something taught in MBA class; comments from Donald B Marron of UBS America, Robert A Eckert of Mattel, Richard F Syron of Thermo Electron, Henry A McKinnell of Pfizer, John H Gutfreund of Gutfreund & Co, Leonard Riggio of Barnes & Noble, Barbara Corcoran of Corcoran Group, Roger Ailes of Fox News, Laurence A Tisch of Loews, Naomi B Levine of NYU and Barry Diller of USA Networks; photos (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By JOSHUA BROWN
Joshua BROWN
Essay by City University's American Social History Project director Joshua Brown says World Trade Center attack and subsequent collapse reminds him of earlier disasters in city; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By ALEX KUCZYNSKI
Alex KUCZYNSKI
Article on inability of New Yorkers to keep their usual games faces intact and emotions in check in wake of terrorist attack on World Trade Center; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By LESLIE KANDELL
Leslie KANDELL
Date: 16 September 2001
By PETER MARKS
Peter MARKS
Profile of actor Peter Bartlett, 59, who has achieved status of comic muse and is about to perform in Rude Entertainment, evening of one-act plays by Paul Rudnick at Greenwich House Theater; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By ANNE ROIPHE
Anne ROIPHE
Essay by author Anne Roiphe describes what she saw and felt during and after terrorist attack on World Trade Center; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
Exhibition of Brazilian treasures, including artwork from 17th and 18th centuries and modern and contemporary works, will open at Guggenheim Museum in New York on October 12 (S)
Date: 16 September 2001
By TONY HISS
Tony HISS
Essay by Tony Hiss, visiting scholar at New York University's Robert F Wagner School of Public Service and author of Experience of Place, recalling several transformations that have changed city forever; holds World Trade Center towers, once thought of as oversized and inhumane, had become centering point for New York region before they were destroyed in terrorist attack; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By DAVID BARSTOW
David BARSTOW
Security and terrorism experts agree that there is no way to eliminate threat of terrorism at New York City landmarks, and even approaching maximum security may mean following drastic measures; say security options once dismissed as unpalatable, impractical or too expensive are now likely to be adopted; diagram of measures that might be employed in Times Square (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By LESLIE WAYNE and LESLIE KAUFMAN
Leslie WAYNE
How to respond to terrorist attacks on World Trade Center and Pentagon is not something taught in MBA class; comments from Donald B Marron of UBS America, Robert A Eckert of Mattel, Richard F Syron of Thermo Electron, Henry A McKinnell of Pfizer, John H Gutfreund of Gutfreund & Co, Leonard Riggio of Barnes & Noble, Barbara Corcoran of Corcoran Group, Roger Ailes of Fox News, Laurence A Tisch of Loews, Naomi B Levine of NYU and Barry Diller of USA Networks; photos (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By JOSHUA BROWN
Joshua BROWN
Essay by City University's American Social History Project director Joshua Brown says World Trade Center attack and subsequent collapse reminds him of earlier disasters in city; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By ALEX KUCZYNSKI
Alex KUCZYNSKI
Article on inability of New Yorkers to keep their usual games faces intact and emotions in check in wake of terrorist attack on World Trade Center; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By LESLIE KANDELL
Leslie KANDELL
Date: 16 September 2001
By PETER MARKS
Peter MARKS
Profile of actor Peter Bartlett, 59, who has achieved status of comic muse and is about to perform in Rude Entertainment, evening of one-act plays by Paul Rudnick at Greenwich House Theater; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By ANNE ROIPHE
Anne ROIPHE
Essay by author Anne Roiphe describes what she saw and felt during and after terrorist attack on World Trade Center; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
Exhibition of Brazilian treasures, including artwork from 17th and 18th centuries and modern and contemporary works, will open at Guggenheim Museum in New York on October 12 (S)
Date: 16 September 2001
By TONY HISS
Tony HISS
Essay by Tony Hiss, visiting scholar at New York University's Robert F Wagner School of Public Service and author of Experience of Place, recalling several transformations that have changed city forever; holds World Trade Center towers, once thought of as oversized and inhumane, had become centering point for New York region before they were destroyed in terrorist attack; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By DAVID BARSTOW
David BARSTOW
Security and terrorism experts agree that there is no way to eliminate threat of terrorism at New York City landmarks, and even approaching maximum security may mean following drastic measures; say security options once dismissed as unpalatable, impractical or too expensive are now likely to be adopted; diagram of measures that might be employed in Times Square (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By LESLIE WAYNE and LESLIE KAUFMAN
Leslie WAYNE
How to respond to terrorist attacks on World Trade Center and Pentagon is not something taught in MBA class; comments from Donald B Marron of UBS America, Robert A Eckert of Mattel, Richard F Syron of Thermo Electron, Henry A McKinnell of Pfizer, John H Gutfreund of Gutfreund & Co, Leonard Riggio of Barnes & Noble, Barbara Corcoran of Corcoran Group, Roger Ailes of Fox News, Laurence A Tisch of Loews, Naomi B Levine of NYU and Barry Diller of USA Networks; photos (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By JOSHUA BROWN
Joshua BROWN
Essay by City University's American Social History Project director Joshua Brown says World Trade Center attack and subsequent collapse reminds him of earlier disasters in city; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By ALEX KUCZYNSKI
Alex KUCZYNSKI
Article on inability of New Yorkers to keep their usual games faces intact and emotions in check in wake of terrorist attack on World Trade Center; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By PETER MARKS
Peter MARKS
Profile of actor Peter Bartlett, 59, who has achieved status of comic muse and is about to perform in Rude Entertainment, evening of one-act plays by Paul Rudnick at Greenwich House Theater; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By ANNE ROIPHE
Anne ROIPHE
Essay by author Anne Roiphe describes what she saw and felt during and after terrorist attack on World Trade Center; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
Exhibition of Brazilian treasures, including artwork from 17th and 18th centuries and modern and contemporary works, will open at Guggenheim Museum in New York on October 12 (S)
Date: 16 September 2001
By DAVID BARSTOW
David BARSTOW
Security and terrorism experts agree that there is no way to eliminate threat of terrorism at New York City landmarks, and even approaching maximum security may mean following drastic measures; say security options once dismissed as unpalatable, impractical or too expensive are now likely to be adopted; diagram of measures that might be employed in Times Square (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By LESLIE WAYNE and LESLIE KAUFMAN
Leslie WAYNE
How to respond to terrorist attacks on World Trade Center and Pentagon is not something taught in MBA class; comments from Donald B Marron of UBS America, Robert A Eckert of Mattel, Richard F Syron of Thermo Electron, Henry A McKinnell of Pfizer, John H Gutfreund of Gutfreund & Co, Leonard Riggio of Barnes & Noble, Barbara Corcoran of Corcoran Group, Roger Ailes of Fox News, Laurence A Tisch of Loews, Naomi B Levine of NYU and Barry Diller of USA Networks; photos (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By JOSHUA BROWN
Joshua BROWN
Essay by City University's American Social History Project director Joshua Brown says World Trade Center attack and subsequent collapse reminds him of earlier disasters in city; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By ALEX KUCZYNSKI
Alex KUCZYNSKI
Article on inability of New Yorkers to keep their usual games faces intact and emotions in check in wake of terrorist attack on World Trade Center; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By LESLIE KANDELL
Leslie KANDELL
Date: 16 September 2001
By PETER MARKS
Peter MARKS
Profile of actor Peter Bartlett, 59, who has achieved status of comic muse and is about to perform in Rude Entertainment, evening of one-act plays by Paul Rudnick at Greenwich House Theater; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By ANNE ROIPHE
Anne ROIPHE
Essay by author Anne Roiphe describes what she saw and felt during and after terrorist attack on World Trade Center; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By TONY HISS
Tony HISS
Essay by Tony Hiss, visiting scholar at New York University's Robert F Wagner School of Public Service and author of Experience of Place, recalling several transformations that have changed city forever; holds World Trade Center towers, once thought of as oversized and inhumane, had become centering point for New York region before they were destroyed in terrorist attack; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By DAVID BARSTOW
David BARSTOW
Security and terrorism experts agree that there is no way to eliminate threat of terrorism at New York City landmarks, and even approaching maximum security may mean following drastic measures; say security options once dismissed as unpalatable, impractical or too expensive are now likely to be adopted; diagram of measures that might be employed in Times Square (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By LESLIE WAYNE and LESLIE KAUFMAN
Leslie WAYNE
How to respond to terrorist attacks on World Trade Center and Pentagon is not something taught in MBA class; comments from Donald B Marron of UBS America, Robert A Eckert of Mattel, Richard F Syron of Thermo Electron, Henry A McKinnell of Pfizer, John H Gutfreund of Gutfreund & Co, Leonard Riggio of Barnes & Noble, Barbara Corcoran of Corcoran Group, Roger Ailes of Fox News, Laurence A Tisch of Loews, Naomi B Levine of NYU and Barry Diller of USA Networks; photos (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By JOSHUA BROWN
Joshua BROWN
Essay by City University's American Social History Project director Joshua Brown says World Trade Center attack and subsequent collapse reminds him of earlier disasters in city; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By ALEX KUCZYNSKI
Alex KUCZYNSKI
Article on inability of New Yorkers to keep their usual games faces intact and emotions in check in wake of terrorist attack on World Trade Center; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
By LESLIE KANDELL
Leslie KANDELL
Date: 16 September 2001
By PETER MARKS
Peter MARKS
Profile of actor Peter Bartlett, 59, who has achieved status of comic muse and is about to perform in Rude Entertainment, evening of one-act plays by Paul Rudnick at Greenwich House Theater; photo (M)
Date: 16 September 2001
Exhibition of Brazilian treasures, including artwork from 17th and 18th centuries and modern and contemporary works, will open at Guggenheim Museum in New York on October 12 (S)
Date: 16 September 2001
By TONY HISS
Tony HISS
Essay by Tony Hiss, visiting scholar at New York University's Robert F Wagner School of Public Service and author of Experience of Place, recalling several transformations that have changed city forever; holds World Trade Center towers, once thought of as oversized and inhumane, had become centering point for New York region before they were destroyed in terrorist attack; photo (M)