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Date: 27 May 2004
By PHIL SWEETLAND
Phil SWEETLAND
Arts Briefing column; Fan Fair, country music's largest annual gathering, changes its name to CMA Music Festival, taking name of sponsoring Country Music Assn; festival will open on June 10 in Nashville; photo (M)
Date: 27 May 2004
By MICHAEL LUO
Michael LUO
Third of three articles in Hailing a Dream series following several bidders through process of obtaining New York City taxicab medallions; reports on lucky bid winners, mostly immigrants, who must run gantlet of bureaucratic hurdles to get medallion financed and cab fitted, registered, inspected and ready for city's streets; money for medallions and cabs comes from savings, relatives, loans and credit cards; photos (L)
Date: 26 May 2004
By Mark Bittman
Mark Bittman
Mark Bittman The Minimalist column on making shrimp burgers; recipe (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By TYLER KEPNER
Tyler KEPNER
Baltimore Orioles manager Lee Mazzilli discusses duties he must perform in first year as manager; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By BILL FINLEY
Bill FINLEY
Smarty Jones jockey Stewart Elliott will ride in races at Monmouth Park, which is step up from usual races at Philadelphia Park; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN
Andrew SORKIN
Former Credit Suisse First Boston investment banker Frank P Quattrone, who was convicted of obstruction of justice, makes motion seeking new trial, contending Judge Richard Owen presiding over trial gave jury prejudicial and misleading instructions on law; Quattrone's brief, citing published interviews with jurors after trial, argues that jury misunderstood law and specific requirement that prosecution prove he intended to commit wrongful act, not that he was simply negligent; legal experts suggest that motion is likely to be denied (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By PETER APPLEBOME
Peter APPLEBOME
Peter Applebome column on Bayonne Senior Orchestra in Bayonne, NJ; orchestra is made up of players age 65 to 90; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Child welfare officials in New Jersey fight to keep open Arthur Brisbane Child Treatment Center in Farmingdale, only state-run psychiatric hospital for adolescents; Kevin Ryan, state's child advocate, has reported abuse and neglect there, as well as seriously deficient treatment and staff problems; facility is last resort for troubled adolescents age 11 to 18; state has been ordered by courts to come up with plan to reform its failing child welfare system by early June (M)
Date: 27 May 2004
By PHIL SWEETLAND
Phil SWEETLAND
Arts Briefing column; Fan Fair, country music's largest annual gathering, changes its name to CMA Music Festival, taking name of sponsoring Country Music Assn; festival will open on June 10 in Nashville; photo (M)
Date: 27 May 2004
By MICHAEL LUO
Michael LUO
Third of three articles in Hailing a Dream series following several bidders through process of obtaining New York City taxicab medallions; reports on lucky bid winners, mostly immigrants, who must run gantlet of bureaucratic hurdles to get medallion financed and cab fitted, registered, inspected and ready for city's streets; money for medallions and cabs comes from savings, relatives, loans and credit cards; photos (L)
Date: 26 May 2004
By TYLER KEPNER
Tyler KEPNER
Baltimore Orioles manager Lee Mazzilli discusses duties he must perform in first year as manager; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By BILL FINLEY
Bill FINLEY
Smarty Jones jockey Stewart Elliott will ride in races at Monmouth Park, which is step up from usual races at Philadelphia Park; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN
Andrew SORKIN
Former Credit Suisse First Boston investment banker Frank P Quattrone, who was convicted of obstruction of justice, makes motion seeking new trial, contending Judge Richard Owen presiding over trial gave jury prejudicial and misleading instructions on law; Quattrone's brief, citing published interviews with jurors after trial, argues that jury misunderstood law and specific requirement that prosecution prove he intended to commit wrongful act, not that he was simply negligent; legal experts suggest that motion is likely to be denied (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By PETER APPLEBOME
Peter APPLEBOME
Peter Applebome column on Bayonne Senior Orchestra in Bayonne, NJ; orchestra is made up of players age 65 to 90; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Child welfare officials in New Jersey fight to keep open Arthur Brisbane Child Treatment Center in Farmingdale, only state-run psychiatric hospital for adolescents; Kevin Ryan, state's child advocate, has reported abuse and neglect there, as well as seriously deficient treatment and staff problems; facility is last resort for troubled adolescents age 11 to 18; state has been ordered by courts to come up with plan to reform its failing child welfare system by early June (M)
Date: 27 May 2004
By PHIL SWEETLAND
Phil SWEETLAND
Arts Briefing column; Fan Fair, country music's largest annual gathering, changes its name to CMA Music Festival, taking name of sponsoring Country Music Assn; festival will open on June 10 in Nashville; photo (M)
Date: 27 May 2004
By MICHAEL LUO
Michael LUO
Third of three articles in Hailing a Dream series following several bidders through process of obtaining New York City taxicab medallions; reports on lucky bid winners, mostly immigrants, who must run gantlet of bureaucratic hurdles to get medallion financed and cab fitted, registered, inspected and ready for city's streets; money for medallions and cabs comes from savings, relatives, loans and credit cards; photos (L)
Date: 26 May 2004
By Mark Bittman
Mark Bittman
Mark Bittman The Minimalist column on making shrimp burgers; recipe (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By TYLER KEPNER
Tyler KEPNER
Baltimore Orioles manager Lee Mazzilli discusses duties he must perform in first year as manager; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By BILL FINLEY
Bill FINLEY
Smarty Jones jockey Stewart Elliott will ride in races at Monmouth Park, which is step up from usual races at Philadelphia Park; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN
Andrew SORKIN
Former Credit Suisse First Boston investment banker Frank P Quattrone, who was convicted of obstruction of justice, makes motion seeking new trial, contending Judge Richard Owen presiding over trial gave jury prejudicial and misleading instructions on law; Quattrone's brief, citing published interviews with jurors after trial, argues that jury misunderstood law and specific requirement that prosecution prove he intended to commit wrongful act, not that he was simply negligent; legal experts suggest that motion is likely to be denied (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By PETER APPLEBOME
Peter APPLEBOME
Peter Applebome column on Bayonne Senior Orchestra in Bayonne, NJ; orchestra is made up of players age 65 to 90; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Child welfare officials in New Jersey fight to keep open Arthur Brisbane Child Treatment Center in Farmingdale, only state-run psychiatric hospital for adolescents; Kevin Ryan, state's child advocate, has reported abuse and neglect there, as well as seriously deficient treatment and staff problems; facility is last resort for troubled adolescents age 11 to 18; state has been ordered by courts to come up with plan to reform its failing child welfare system by early June (M)
Date: 27 May 2004
By PHIL SWEETLAND
Phil SWEETLAND
Arts Briefing column; Fan Fair, country music's largest annual gathering, changes its name to CMA Music Festival, taking name of sponsoring Country Music Assn; festival will open on June 10 in Nashville; photo (M)
Date: 27 May 2004
By MICHAEL LUO
Michael LUO
Third of three articles in Hailing a Dream series following several bidders through process of obtaining New York City taxicab medallions; reports on lucky bid winners, mostly immigrants, who must run gantlet of bureaucratic hurdles to get medallion financed and cab fitted, registered, inspected and ready for city's streets; money for medallions and cabs comes from savings, relatives, loans and credit cards; photos (L)
Date: 26 May 2004
By Mark Bittman
Mark Bittman
Mark Bittman The Minimalist column on making shrimp burgers; recipe (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By TYLER KEPNER
Tyler KEPNER
Baltimore Orioles manager Lee Mazzilli discusses duties he must perform in first year as manager; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By BILL FINLEY
Bill FINLEY
Smarty Jones jockey Stewart Elliott will ride in races at Monmouth Park, which is step up from usual races at Philadelphia Park; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN
Andrew SORKIN
Former Credit Suisse First Boston investment banker Frank P Quattrone, who was convicted of obstruction of justice, makes motion seeking new trial, contending Judge Richard Owen presiding over trial gave jury prejudicial and misleading instructions on law; Quattrone's brief, citing published interviews with jurors after trial, argues that jury misunderstood law and specific requirement that prosecution prove he intended to commit wrongful act, not that he was simply negligent; legal experts suggest that motion is likely to be denied (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By PETER APPLEBOME
Peter APPLEBOME
Peter Applebome column on Bayonne Senior Orchestra in Bayonne, NJ; orchestra is made up of players age 65 to 90; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Child welfare officials in New Jersey fight to keep open Arthur Brisbane Child Treatment Center in Farmingdale, only state-run psychiatric hospital for adolescents; Kevin Ryan, state's child advocate, has reported abuse and neglect there, as well as seriously deficient treatment and staff problems; facility is last resort for troubled adolescents age 11 to 18; state has been ordered by courts to come up with plan to reform its failing child welfare system by early June (M)
Date: 27 May 2004
By PHIL SWEETLAND
Phil SWEETLAND
Arts Briefing column; Fan Fair, country music's largest annual gathering, changes its name to CMA Music Festival, taking name of sponsoring Country Music Assn; festival will open on June 10 in Nashville; photo (M)
Date: 27 May 2004
By MICHAEL LUO
Michael LUO
Third of three articles in Hailing a Dream series following several bidders through process of obtaining New York City taxicab medallions; reports on lucky bid winners, mostly immigrants, who must run gantlet of bureaucratic hurdles to get medallion financed and cab fitted, registered, inspected and ready for city's streets; money for medallions and cabs comes from savings, relatives, loans and credit cards; photos (L)
Date: 26 May 2004
By TYLER KEPNER
Tyler KEPNER
Baltimore Orioles manager Lee Mazzilli discusses duties he must perform in first year as manager; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By BILL FINLEY
Bill FINLEY
Smarty Jones jockey Stewart Elliott will ride in races at Monmouth Park, which is step up from usual races at Philadelphia Park; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN
Andrew SORKIN
Former Credit Suisse First Boston investment banker Frank P Quattrone, who was convicted of obstruction of justice, makes motion seeking new trial, contending Judge Richard Owen presiding over trial gave jury prejudicial and misleading instructions on law; Quattrone's brief, citing published interviews with jurors after trial, argues that jury misunderstood law and specific requirement that prosecution prove he intended to commit wrongful act, not that he was simply negligent; legal experts suggest that motion is likely to be denied (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By PETER APPLEBOME
Peter APPLEBOME
Peter Applebome column on Bayonne Senior Orchestra in Bayonne, NJ; orchestra is made up of players age 65 to 90; photo (M)
Date: 26 May 2004
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Child welfare officials in New Jersey fight to keep open Arthur Brisbane Child Treatment Center in Farmingdale, only state-run psychiatric hospital for adolescents; Kevin Ryan, state's child advocate, has reported abuse and neglect there, as well as seriously deficient treatment and staff problems; facility is last resort for troubled adolescents age 11 to 18; state has been ordered by courts to come up with plan to reform its failing child welfare system by early June (M)