28. září 2003 bylo neděle pod hvězdičkou ♎. Byl 270 den v roce. Prezidentem Spojených států byl George W. Bush.
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Date: 28 September 2003
By Warren Strugatch
Warren Strugatch
Article on Long Island Business News, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary; newspaper, owned by Paul and Terry Townsend for 38 years, was purchased by Dolan Media Co in 1998; changes under new publisher John Kominicki described; photos (M)
Date: 28 September 2003
By Jacques Steinberg
Jacques Steinberg
Profile of Lloyd Grove, new gossip columnist for New York Daily News; new column is called Lowdown; Grove wrote for Washington Post Style section; city's gossip mongers anticipate rivalry between Daily News and New York Post, also known for gossip pages (M)
Date: 28 September 2003
By David W. Chen
David Chen
Chinese are becoming more litigious as they are exposed to civil cases through news reports, Internet and pop culture; story of two families is emblematic of newfound confidence in legal system; Han family is suing Lins, family with whom they share home; Hans allege Lins' son is responsible for their son's death by drowning; Lin family argues drowning was accident; map; photos (M)
Date: 29 September 2003
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries prsident Abdullah al-Attiyah says OPEC will not cut output further to keep oil prices stable unless Russia, Mexico and other non-OPEC members agree to make cuts to help offset growing Iraqi production (M)
Date: 28 September 2003
By Robert Strauss
Robert Strauss
Quinnipiac University poll finds that record 52 percent of voters polled think Gov McGreevey is New Jersey's biggest problem (S)
Date: 28 September 2003
INTERNATIONAL 3-16 Putin and Bush Discuss Nuclear Threats President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia met with President Bush to discuss Iraq, the Mideast, and the nuclear threats of Iran and North Korea. Mr. Putin said Russia would encourage Iran to comply with inspections but would proceed with plans to help Tehran build a nuclear reactor. 1 Three projectiles hit a hotel in the main compound for Americans in Baghdad but caused little damage and no injuries. The strike seemed a message that Americans would be a target no matter how much they sought to protect themselves. 19
Date: 28 September 2003
By Jeremy Simmons As Told To Edward Lewine
Jeremy As
Jeremy Simmons Lives article on his work doing HIV testing and counseling in Tulsa, Okla, clinic; cites difficulty of telling patients they are infected with AIDS virus, particularly people who do not think they are in 'high risk' group; notes quick new test gives him no time to prepare (M).
Date: 29 September 2003
INTERNATIONAL A3-13 Agency Faults Information Given by Iraqi Defectors The Defense Intelligence Agency has concluded that most of the information provided by Iraqi defectors who were made available by the Iraqi National Congress was of little or no value, and that some of the Iraqis may even have invented or exaggerated their credentials and knowledge. A1 The White House, laboring to build domestic and international support for its postwar efforts in Iraq, is facing renewed criticism about how it managed the intelligence that underpinned its case for the war. A1
Date: 28 September 2003
YOUR taxes, in a manner of speaking, were raised last week. If you didnt notice, perhaps that is because it happened in Vienna.
Date: 29 September 2003
By Michael Falcone
Michael Falcone
Uncertainty about what standards should be applied to Web logs written by journalists emerges as issue with Sacramento Bee's decision to have editor screen Web log entries of columnist Daniel Weintraub before they are posted on Bee's Web site; many people who write own 'blogs,' or online diaries, score new rules; Bee ombudsman Tony Marcano say neigher he nor Weintraub agree with critics who see rules as muzzle; policies of other papers that publish blogs on their Web sites noted; photo (M)