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(NYT9) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- SENATE-ASSESS-2 -- Sen. Tom Daschle, D-S.D., left, who will become the Senate majority leader by the end of the d...

(NYT12) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- SENATE-BUSH -- President Bush points past Sens. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., second from left, and Bill Frist, R-Ten...

(NYT13) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- SENATE-CHENEY -- Vice President Dick Cheney, right, leaves a luncheon with Republican Senators on Capitol Hill,...

(NYT3) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- SENATE-DEMS-DASCHLE-1 -- Tom Daschle, D-S.D., center, who will be the Senate majority leader at the end of the da...

(NYT4) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- SENATE-DEMS-DASCHLE-2 -- Tom Daschle, D-S.D., who will be the Senate majority leader at the end of the day, durin...

(NYT5) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- SENATE-DEMS-DASCHLE-3 -- Tom Daschle, D-S.D., center, who will be the Senate majority leader at the end of the da...

(NYT7) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- SENATE-DEMS-DASCHLE-4 -- Tom Daschle, D-S.D., center, who will be the Senate majority leader at the end of the da...

(NYT31) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- SENATE-DEMS-DASCHLE-5 -- Aware that the Democrats will now be far more important to the success of Congress, Spe...

(NYT14) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- SENATE-LOTT -- Outgoing Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott, seoncd from right, heads to a podium to speak with re...

(NYT15) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- SENATE-LOTT-2 -- Outgoing Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott leaves a podium after speaking with reporters, Tuesd...

(NYT11) UNDATED -- June 5, 2001 -- TERRA-BOOK-REVIEW -- Fred Plotkin's new book, "La Terra Fortunata" (Broadway, $35), is about Friuli-Venezia Giulia,...

(NYT15) BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- June 4, 2001 -- BIKINI-COMEBACK-1 -- Against a cultural landscape in which generously exposed skin has attained the s...

(NYT16) UNDATED-- June 4, 2001 -- BIKINI-COMEBACK-2 -- Against a cultural landscape in which generously exposed skin has attained the shock value of a...

(NYT17) LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- June 4, 2001 -- BIKINI-COMEBACK-3 -- Against a cultural landscape in which generously exposed skin has attained the sho...

(NYT20) MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- June 4, 2001 -- BIKINI-COMEBACK-4 -- Against a cultural landscape in which generously exposed skin has attained the shoc...

(NYT14) NEW YORK -- June 4, 2001 -- GALLAGHER-MEMOIR -- To Dorothy Gallagher's surprise, her new book "How I Came Into My Inheritance and Other True S...

(NYT6) NEW YORK -- June 4, 2001 -- MIDTOWN-VIEW -- Michael Bondi, a waterproffer from Queens, on his lawn chair set up on Park Avenue in Midtown, M...

(NYT21) UNDATED -- June 4, 2001 -- OBIT-MAXIM -- Joey Maxim, a light-heavyweight champion who was the only boxer to keep Sugar Ray Robinson from finis...

(NYT7) WASHINGTON -- June 4, 2001 -- SCI-AIDS-5 -- Once a sure path to death, infection with the human immunodeficiency virus, which causes AIDS, is...

(NYT4) NEW YORK -- June 4, 2001 -- SCI-AIDS-BRODY-HEALTH -- Kenneth Schliemann, a 71-year-old from Brooklyn, seems like many other retirees: healthy...

(NYT2) NEW YORK -- June 4, 2001 -- SCI-AIDS-FRONTIERS -- New studies are trying to enable AIDS patients to do without the powerful and expensive drugs...

(NYT3) ROCKVILLE, Md. -- June 4, 2001 -- SCI-AIDS-GOVERNMENT -- On Oct. 11, 1988, more than 1,000 people demonstrated at the Food and Drug Administra...

(NYT5) MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- June 4, 2001 -- SCI-AIDS-VOICES -- Nick Metcalf says raising a child "has given my life a sense of hope and of purpose."...

(NYT12) WASHINGTON -- June 4, 2001 -- SENATE-REPUBS -- Furniture and equipment clutter a hallway outside the offices of the Senate Appropriations Comm...

(NYT22) WASHINGTON -- June 4, 2001 -- SENATE-REPUBS-3 -- Republicans, about to lose control of the Senate after more than six years, face quick and si...

RETRANSMISSION TO CORRECT PHOTOG CREDIT IN ANPA HEADER TO NICOLE BENGIVENO: (NYT4) NEW YORK -- June 4, 2001 -- SUB-SCI-AIDS-BRODY-HEALTH -- Kenneth...

(NYT23) LITTLETON, Colo. -- June 4, 2001 -- TAX-REBATE -- The $45 billion or so in tax rebates and cuts that are scheduled to take effect this summer...

(NYT11) NEW YORK -- June 4, 2001 -- WOMAN-THEATER-REVIEW -- Adapted by Stephen Mallatratt from a 1983 novel by Susan Hill, the play "The Woman in Blac...

(NYT10) NEW YORK -- June 4, 2001 -- NSYNC-CONCERT -- After a dry-spell, the stadium show has returned with a vengeance. Looking out for themselves: '...

(NYT1) NEW YORK -- June 5, 2001 -- NY-IMMIG-BENEFITS -- New York state's highest court has ruled that the state's social services laws, enacted to con...

(NYT13) WASHINGTON -- June 4, 2001 -- SENATE-REPUBS-2 -- Staff members from the offices of three Senators meet to discuss legislation for a patient b...

(NYT8) LONDON -- June 4, 2001 -- THINKS-BOOK-REVIEW -- Critic and novelist, academician and author of satiric novels about academia, David Lodge has o...

(NYT5) NEW YORK -- June 3, 2001 -- AIDS-NYC -- In many ways, New York City after AIDS is somewhat like America after World War II -- a place physicall...

(NYT4) CHICAGO -- June 3, 2001 -- BOOKEXPO-CONVENTION -- John F. Welch Jr., the chairman of General Electric, said he was not trying to sell his forth...

(NYT11) LOS ANGELES -- June 3, 2001 -- CALIF-CUSTODY-DISPUTE -- As 3-year-old Phanupong Khaisri gravitates between snacks and toy cars in the courtyar...

(NYT10) WASHINGTON -- June 3, 2001 -- DEATH-PENALTY-OPPONENT -- Timothy J. McVeigh's plea last week for a stay of execution for his role in the Oklaho...

(NYT12) PETAH TIKVA, Israel -- June 3, 2001 -- MIDEAST -- Yelena, 16, and Yulia Nelimov, 18, teen-age sisters who came from Russia to live in Israel...

(NYT8) TANDERAGEE, Northern Ireland -- June 3, 2001 -- NIRELAND-POLITICS -- Once known as the Kingdom of the Mourne for its proud isolation between th...

(NYT16) MARGATE CITY, N.J. -- June 3, 2001 -- NJ-FRANKS -- In November, Bob Franks, 49, a former United States representative lost the United States S...

(NYT14) PEACH BOTTOM, Pa. -- June 3, 2001 -- NUCLEAR-SPENT-FUEL -- All the fuel that the twin nuclear reactors in Peach Bottom, Pa., have used in almo...

(NYT15) NEW YORK -- June 3, 2001 -- NY-MIDEAST-RALLY -- Thousands gathered on Second Avenue in Manhattan Sunday to support Israel and to remember the...

(NYT6) UNDATED -- Sept. 6, 2000 -- OBIT-QUINN -- Anthony Quinn, whose six-decade acting career established the enduring image of a joyful primitive wi...

(NYT7) UNDATED -- Sept. 6, 2000 -- OBIT-QUINN-2 -- Anthony Quinn, whose six-decade acting career established the enduring image of a joyful primitive...

(NYT7) SUBBING FOR DATE OF TRANSMISSION UNDATED -- June 3, 2001 -- SUB-OBIT-QUINN-2 -- Anthony Quinn, whose six-decade acting career established the e...

(NYT6) SUBBING FOR DATE OF TRANSMISSION UNDATED -- June 3, 2001 -- SUB-OBIT-QUINN -- Anthony Quinn, whose six-decade acting career established the end...

(NYT13) WASHINGTON -- June 3, 2001 -- SLAVE-REPARATIONS -- Since the end of the Civil War the idea of compensating African-Americans for the sins of t...

(NYT17) NEW YORK -- June 3, 2001 -- TONY-AWARDS -- The 55th annual Tony Awards were presided over by Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick, who began the...

(NYT18) NEW YORK -- June 3, 2001 -- TONY-AWARDS-2 -- The 55th annual Tony Awards were presided over by Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick, who began th...

(NYT19) NEW YORK -- June 3, 2001 -- TONY-AWARDS-3 -- The 55th annual Tony Awards were presided over by Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick, who began th...

(NYT20) NEW YORK -- June 3, 2001 -- TONY-AWARDS-4 -- The 55th annual Tony Awards were presided over by Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick, who began th...