The New York Times Agency May 2010

(NYT15) NEW YORK -- June 19, 2001 -- MANMAN-UNVEILED -- Workers during the installation of a sculpture by Louise Bourgeois titled: "Maman," at Rockefe...

(NYT5) BUDAPEST, Hungary -- June 19, 2001 -- UN-AIDS -- Richard Holbrooke, former U.S. ambassador to the U.N., is to lead efforts to get corporations...

(NYT31) NEW YORK -- June 19, 2001 -- U.N.-POPULATION -- At the end of June, the United Nations will hold an unprecedented special session on how to...

(NYT13) MIDDLE ISLAND, N.Y. -- June 19, 2001 -- WALMART-SUIT -- In a lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in San Francisco, Wal-Mart Stores, the nati...

(NYT10) WASHINGTON -- June 18, 2001 -- BUSH-AGRICULTURE -- President Bush makes a point during a speech on agriculture policy in the East Room of the...

(NYT14) WASHINGTON -- June 18, 2001 -- BUSH-AGRICULTURE-2 -- President Bush meets with agriculture industry representatives in the East Room of the Wh...

(NYT8) NEW YORK -- June 18, 2001 -- DANCE-KIDS-TRAIN -- Thousands of children have moved through a program started 25 years ago by the New York City B...

(NYT13) WASHINGTON -- June 18, 2001 -- ELECTRIC-PRICES -- Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Chairman Curtis Hebert, rear with face to camera, looks...

(NYT24) NEW YORK -- June 18, 2001 -- FERRARO-ILLNESS -- Geraldine Ferraro, the former vice presidential candidate, has bone-marrow cancer but is respo...

(NYT25) NEW YORK -- June 18, 2001 -- FERRARO-ILLNESS-2 -- Geraldine Ferraro, the former vice presidential candidate, has bone-marrow cancer but is res...

(NYT5) OCALA, Fla. -- June 18, 2001 -- FL-TRAIN-DERAILMENT -- A CSX freight train carrying refrigerated containers of Tropicana orange juice derailed...

(NYT3) HALHUL, West Bank -- June 18, 2001 -- MIDEAST-VIOLENCE -- Palestinians walk past an Israeli bulldozer which was removing a barricade erected by...

(NYT15) BEAVERTON, Ore. -- June 18, 2001 -- NIKE-WOMEN -- Long known as a brand catering to male athletes and built on names like Michael Jordan, Pete...

(NYT16) BEAVERTON, Ore. -- June 18, 2001 -- NIKE-WOMEN-2 -- Long known as a brand catering to male athletes and built on names like Michael Jordan, Pe...

(NYT17) MIDDLETOWN, Pa. -- June 18, 2001 -- NUKE-POWER-ECON -- To provide more electricity and less carbon emission, the Bush administration has reviv...

(NYT9) NEW YORK -- June 18, 2001 -- NY-FIREFIGHTER-DEATHS-2 -- A five-alarm fire and explosion in a Queens hardware store left three New York City fi...

(NYT19) NEW YORK -- June 18, 2001 -- NY-FIREFIGHTER-DEATHS-3 -- Fire deparmtent investigators converge on Monday at the aftermath of the five-alarm f...

(NYT1) UNDATED -- June 18, 2001 -- NY-FIREFIGHTER-DEATHS-B&W -- A five-alarm fire and explosion in a Queens hardware store left three firemen dead on...

(NYT12) NEW YORK -- June 18, 2001 -- NY-SUMMER-FUN -- On a hot summer day at the beach at Coney Island, David Fernandez boxes his brother Jay Fernande...

(NYT2) NEW YORK -- June 18, 2001 -- SCI-PERSONAL-HEALTH -- There are new medications available to alleviate the symptoms of eczema, a hereditary skin...

(NYT6) NEW YORK -- June 18, 2001 -- SCI-PREEMIES-PARENTS -- When Dana Wechsler Linden, left, and Emma Trenti Paroli, right, exchanged nervous glances...

(NYT7) CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- June 18, 2001 -- SCI-PREEMIES-PARENTS-2 -- Dr. Mia Wechsler Doron, a neonatologist at the Newborn Critical Care Center at...

(NYT6) NEW YORK -- June 18, 2001 -- SCI-PREEMIES-PARENTS -- When Dana Wechsler Linden, left, and Emma Trenti Paroli, right, exchanged nervous glances...

(NYT18) UNDATED -- June 18, 2001 -- SCI-SUPERCAMERA -- From 440 miles above Earth, the Terra satellite's camera has captured, in fine-grain resolution...

(NYT4) KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. -- June 19, 2001 -- ORE-ENDANGERED-SPECIES -- A federal decision to cut off irrigation water to what for 90 years has been...

(NYT7) NORTH BERGEN, NJ -- June 17, 2001 -- FATHERS-DAY-FISHING -- Father's Day was fishing day for John Ferrante of Palisades Park, N.J., and his son...

(NYT5) NEW YORK -- June 17, 2001 -- MEASURE-THEATER-REVIEW-1 -- "Measure for Measure," the first of the summer offerings from the New York Shakespear...

(NYT6) NEW YORK -- June 17, 2001 -- MEASURE-THEATER-REVIEW-2 -- "Measure for Measure," the first of the summer offerings from the New York Shakespeare...

(NYT10) EDISON, N.J. -- June 17, 2001 -- NY-ENCLAVES-1 -- The New York region has grown more polyglot than ever, from its West Indian cricket leagues...

(NYT11) NEW YORK -- June 17, 2001 -- NY-ENCLAVES-1 -- The New York region has grown more polyglot than ever, from its West Indian cricket leagues and...

(NYT9) NEW YORK -- June 17, 2001 -- NY-FIREFIGHTER-DEATHS -- About 350 firefighters responded to a fire Sunday at the Long Island General Supply Compa...

(NYT8) NEW YORK -- June 17, 2001 -- NY-PROSECUTOR -- Although Mary Jo White was named United States attorney by President Bill Clinton, she has been r...

(NYT4) WASHINGTON -- June 17, 2001 -- STEELWORKER-LEADER -- As president of the United Steelworkers of America, Leo Gerard, 54, says his goal is to pr...

(NYT2) NEW YORK -- June 17, 2001 -- WRITERS-ON-WRITING -- Edmund White's writing has shown the influence of composers like Stravinsky and Brahms. "I'v...

(NYT4) CHICAGO -- June 16, 2001 -- DEATH-PENALTY-VOICES-1 -- After a decade in which there appeared to be an unshakable near consensus in favor of the...

(NYT5) PORTLAND, OR -- June 16, 2001 -- DEATH-PENALTY-VOICES-2 -- After a decade in which there appeared to be an unshakable near consensus in favor o...

(NYT1) WHITERIVER, Ariz. -- June 16, 2001 -- INDIAN-ATHLETES-1 -- American Indians have won less recognition in athletics than most other ethnic or ra...

(NYT2) CASA GRANDE, Ariz. -- June 16, 2001 -- INDIAN-ATHLETES-2 -- American Indians have won less recognition in athletics than most other ethnic or r...

(NYT3) TUBA CITY, Ariz. -- June 16, 2001 -- INDIAN-ATHLETES-3 -- American Indians have won less recognition in athletics than most other ethnic or rac...

(NYT11) WHITERIVER, Ariz. -- June 16, 2001 -- INDIAN-ATHLETES-4 -- American Indians have won less recognition in athletics than most other ethnic or r...

(NYT12) POLACCA, Ariz. -- June 16, 2001 -- INDIAN-ATHLETES-5 -- American Indians have won less recognition in athletics than most other ethnic or raci...

(NYT10) NEW YORK -- June 16, 2001 -- NY-CARDINAL -- Tomorrow is Cardinal Edward M. Egan's first anniversary as the leader of a sprawling and complex a...

(NYT6) METHUEN, Mass. -- June 16, 2001 -- SINGLE-FATHERS-1 -- There is a striking rise in the number of single fathers with primary custody of their c...

(NYT7) METHUEN, Mass. -- June 16, 2001 -- SINGLE-FATHERS-2 -- There is a striking rise in the number of single fathers with primary custody of their c...

(NYT8) METHUEN, Mass. -- June 16, 2001 -- SINGLE-FATHERS-3 -- Alan LaBranche and his daughters Eleanor and Julian, 8, of Methuen, Mass., are part of a...

(NYT14) NEW YORK -- June 15, 2001 -- BBO-YANKS-METS -- New York Yankees and New York Mets fans get ready for action at Shea Stadium on Friday as the Y...

(NYT15) NEW YORK -- June 15, 2001 -- BBO-YANKS-METS-2 -- The New York Yankees and New York Mets get ready to continue their rivalry this weekend for t...

(NYT20) NEW YORK -- June 15, 2001 -- BBO-YANKS-METS-3 -- New York Mets catcher Mike Piazza kneels down helplessly as New York Yankees Bernie Williams...

(NYT12) NAZARETH, Pa. -- June 14, 2001 -- ENERGY-COAL -- A confluence of politics and need has made coal more important than it has been in years. A m...

(NYT10) FRANKLIN, Tenn. -- June 15, 2001 -- ADV. FOR JUNE 17 -- GRASSROOTS-MAGAZINE -- Most media moguls have built their empires on metropolitan drea...