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(NYT10) UNDATED -- July 25, 2001 -- ABT-RESIGN-B&W -- The embattled executive director of the American Ballet Theater, Louis G. Spisto, 45, left, res...

(NYT7) WASHINGTON -- July 25, 2001 -- BUSH -- President Bush meets with members of the House and Senate in the Cabinet Room of the White House on Wedn...

(NYT15) WASHINGTON -- July 25, 2001 -- BUSH-IMMIG -- The Bush administration's proposal to legalize millions of Mexicans living here illegally has sti...

(NYT17) UNDATED -- July 25, 2001 -- CIR-CAR-PHONES -- A look at hands-free telecoms for the automobile. Left, the Motorola Easy Install hands-free car...

(NYT18) UNDATED -- July 25, 2001 -- CIR-CAR-PHONES-2 -- A look at hands-free telecoms for the automobile. Top, Planttonics headset M135, priced at $49...

(NYT8) VERONA, N.J. -- July 25, 2001 -- DO-IT-YOURSELF-LAW -- The controversy over the success of We The People -- and other outlets offering independ...

(NYT19) NEW YORK -- July 25, 2001 -- ENCYCLOPEDIA-WRITER -- Laurie Anderson, 54, has been known for many things during her multimedia career; her dram...

(NYT4) NEW YORK -- July 25, 2001 -- ADV. FOR SUN., JULY 29 -- FILM-MARSHALL -- Garry Marshall, film producer, director and writer, in New York earlier...

(NYT34) SANTA ANITA LAS CANOAS, Guatemala -- July 25, 2001 -- GUATEMALA-MILITARY -- Eulogia Lopez and her daughter Maria in the entrance to their hom...

(NYT23) JERUSALEM -- July 25, 2001 -- MIDEAST-PEACE-1 -- Peace advocates, academics and diplomats say that any renewal of peace talks in the Middle Ea...

(NYT24) RAMALLAH, West Bank -- July 25, 2001 -- MIDEAST-PEACE-2 -- Peace advocates, academics and diplomats say that any renewal of peace talks in the...

(NYT25) HEBRON, West Bank -- July 25, 2001 -- MIDEAST-PEACE-3 -- In the tumble of the all-consuming violence in the Middle East, much has not been rev...

(NYT26) NEAR JERUSALEM -- July 25, 2001 -- MIDEAST-PEACE-4 -- In the tumble of the all-consuming violence in the Middle East, much has not been reveal...

(NYT27) WASHINGTON, CAMP DAVID, Md. -- July 25, 2001 -- MIDEAST-PEACE-5 -- Clinton presiding over the handshake between Israeli Prime Minister Yitzak...

(NYT36) NABLUS, West Bank -- July 25, 2001 -- MIDEAST-PEACE-6 -- In the tumble of the all-consuming violence in the Middle East, much has not been rev...

(NYT22) NEW YORK -- July 25, 2001 -- NISSENSON-NOVEL -- Despite an American Book Award nomination for his novel "The Tree of Life" in 1985, despite th...

(NYT30) EDGEWATER, N.J. -- July 25, 2001 -- NJ-TOXIC-DEVELOPMENT -- On a gentle hill that runs down to the Hudson River, a landscaper scatters wildflo...

(NYT13) PATERSON, N.J. -- July 25, 2001 -- NY-GIRLS-DROWNED -- Just before sundown Tuesday, a pine box bearing the body of Rahela Begum, who drowned i...

(NYT16) NEW YORK -- July 25, 2001 -- NY-HEAT -- With humid temperatures soaring well above the 90 degree mark on Wednesday, some residents of Arthur A...

(NYT28) WASHINGTON -- July 25, 2001 -- PATIENT-RIGHTS -- Rep. Greg Ganske, R-Iowa, right, chief sponsor of the patients' bill of rights favored by mos...

(NYT29) WASHINGTON -- July 25, 2001 -- PATIENT-RIGHTS-2 -- Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., second from left, one of the co-sponsors of the Ganske-Norwood...

(NYT28) WASHINGTON -- July 25, 2001 -- PATIENT-RIGHTS -- Rep. Greg Ganske, R-Iowa, chief sponsor of the patients' bill of rights favored by most House...

(NYT20) WASHINGTON -- July 25, 2001 -- SYMPHONY-MANAGEMENT -- For two evenings in early July at the Kennedy Center in Washington, Roger Nierenberg, mu...

(NYT21) WASHINGTON -- July 25, 2001 -- SYMPHONY-MANAGEMENT-2 -- For two evenings in early July at the Kennedy Center in Washington, Roger Nierenberg,...

(NYT2) NEW YORK -- July 25, 2001 -- ADV. FOR SUN., JULY 29 -- THEATER-PIOUS -- Denis O'Hare and Cherry Jones in Bernard Shaw's "Major Barbara." Severa...

(NYT3) NEW YORK -- July 25, 2001 -- ADV. FOR SUN., JULY 29 -- THEATER-PIOUS-2 -- Several performers who have had to play pious characters say it is a...

(NYT1) NEW YORK -- July 25, 2001 -- ADV. FOR SUN., JULY 29 -- THEATER-WARNER -- David Warner as Andrew Undershaft, the munitions tycoon, in Bernard Sh...

(NYT31) NEW YORK -- July 25, 2001 -- WALL-STREET-WOMEN -- Women on Wall Street have a hard time arguing with the money to be made, but a survey releas...

(NYT32) SANDY HOOK, N.J. -- July 25, 2001 -- WOMEN-LIFEGUARDS -- Despite soaring temperatures and high humidity in the New York-New Jersey region, wom...

(NYT32) SANDY HOOK, N.J. -- July 25, 2001 -- WOMEN-LIFEGUARDS -- Despite soaring temperatures and high humidity in the New York-New Jersey region on W...

(NYT1) WASHINGTON -- July 26, 2001 -- PATIENT-RIGHTS -- House Republican leaders said Thursday they could allow a vote on a rival patients' rights bi...

(NYT16) NEW YORK -- July 24, 2001 -- BBO-FAMOUS-BAT -- The bat of Shoeless Joe Jackson, who along with seven of his White Sox teammates, had been accu...

(NYT17) NEW YORK -- July 24, 2001 -- BBO-FAMOUS-BAT-2 -- The bat of Shoeless Joe Jackson, who along with seven of his White Sox teammates, had been ac...

(NYT10) UNDATED -- July 24, 2001 -- CORN-EATING-WELL -- When American chefs recall their sweetest summer memories, the classic pleasures of corn fest...

(NYT1) NEW YORK -- July 24, 2001 -- MERRILL-APPOINT -- In what amounts to his coronation as heir apparent, Stanley O'Neal has been named president an...

(NYT1) NEW YORK -- July 24, 2001 -- MERRILL-APPOINT-2 -- In what amounts to his coronation as heir apparent, Stanley O'Neal has been named president...

(NYT3) NEWARK, N.J. -- July 24, 2001 -- NJ-ARCHBISHOP -- Bishop John J. Myers of Peoria, Ill., has been named to succeed Archbishop Theodore McCarrick...

(NYT9) WASHINGTON -- JULY 24, 2001 -- PATIENT-RIGHTS -- These are difficult days in Congress for Republican moderates in the House. Now they face perh...

(NYT17) CHERITON, Va. -- July 23, 2001 -- BUSH-IMMIG -- A Cabinet-level panel has recommended that President Bush endorse a limited plan allowing some...

(NYT10) IENTELOS IESUS, Ethiopia -- July 23, 2001 -- ETHIOPIAN-MONASTERIES -- Mulunsh Degefa, 50, front, Asedu Selassie, 25, center, and Woleta Iesus...

(NYT11) KEBRAN GABRIEL ISLAND, Ethiopia -- ETHIOPIAN-MONASTERIES-2 -- Kebran Gabriel Island, which receives supplies by canoe, is one of about 20 isla...

(NYT12) KEBRAN GABRIEL ISLAND, Ethiopia -- ETHIOPIAN-MONASTERIES-3 -- Having decided to live out the rest of his life in a monastery, Gabriel Selassie...

(NYT13) KEBRAN GABRIEL ISLAND, Ethiopia -- ETHIOPIAN-MONASTERIES-4 -- Kebran Gabriel Island, which receives supplies by canoe, is one of about 20 isla...

(NYT14) NEW YORK -- July 23, 2001 -- GOTHAM-BOOK-MART -- The Gotham Book Mart is putting its cluttered West 47th Street townhouse up for sale and plan...

(NYT16) NEW YORK -- July 23, 2001 -- GOTHAM-BOOK-MART-3 -- The Gotham Book Mart is putting its cluttered West 47th Street townhouse up for sale and pl...

(NYT4) WASHINGTON -- Jully 23, 2001 -- GRAHAM-FUNERAL -- Thousands paid tribute to Katharine Graham, the late Washington Post publisher, Monday, filli...

(NYT5) NEW YORK -- July 23, 2001 -- OBIT-WELTY -- Pulitzer Prize-winning author Eudora Welty, shown reading at the Pierpont Morgan Library in New Yor...

(NYT6) NEW YORK -- July 23, 2001 -- OBIT-WELTY-2 -- Pulitzer Prize-winning author Eudora Welty, died Monday died at Baptist Medical Center in Jackson...

(NYT7) PETERBOROUGH, N.H. -- July 23, 2001 -- OBIT-WELTY-3 -- Pulitzer Prize-winning author Eudora Welty, shown at the McDowell Colony, an artists' c...

(NYT20) ATHENS -- July 23, 2001 -- OLY-ATHENS-SECURITY -- With security certain to be a major issue at the 2004 Summer Games, seven countries with ext...