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(NYT21) NEW YORK -- June 3, 2001 -- TONY-AWARDS-5 -- The 55th annual Tony Awards were presided over by Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick, who began th...

(NYT2) BROOKLINE, Mass. -- June 3, 2001 -- WRITERS-ON-WRITING -- Writer Leslie Epstein has read the work of Proust three times in over 40 years and ha...

(NYT9) CHEYENNE, Wyo. -- June 3, 2001 -- WYO-ENERGY -- Throughout the West, not just in California, record energy costs are squeezing family and busi...

(NYT17) NEW YORK -- June 3, 2001 -- SUB-TONY-AWARDS -- Mel Brooks after receiving his second Tony award for the evening for best original score in "T...

(NYT12) NEW YORK -- June 2, 2001 -- BRONX-PETSTORE -- Logic has never been what governs the human relationship to animals, and so the Pet Store, also...

(NYT8) WASHINGTON -- June 2, 2001 -- BUSH-LABOR -- In a mutual recognition of reality, the Bush administration and labor unions are courting each othe...

(NYT9) UNDATED -- June 2, 2001 -- MIAMI-SCANDAL-REVISITED -- Even in a city like MIami, jaded by the antics of its public officials, the case of a for...

(NYT10) JERUSALEM -- June 2, 2001 -- MIDEAST-VIOLENCE -- For the first time since the latest Israeli-Palestinian violence began eight months ago, Yass...

(NYT13) NEW YORK -- June 2, 2001 -- NY-LIBERALS-HEVESI -- The Liberal Party voted to endorse Alan G. Hevesi, center, New York City's comptroller, for...

(NYT6) RESTON, Va. -- June 2, 2001 -- RUN-WEBB -- At the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Ore., last Sunday, high school senior Alan Webb, 18, center, e...

(NYT7) RESTON, Va. -- June 2, 2001 -- RUN-WEBB-2 -- At the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Ore., last Sunday, high school senior Alan Webb,18, entered...

(NYT3) WASHINGTON -- June 2, 2001 -- SCI-AIDS -- Once a sure path to death, infection with the human immunodeficiency virus, which causes AIDS, is to...

(NYT4) WASHINGTON -- June 2, 2001 -- SCI-AIDS-2 -- Once a sure path to death, infection with the human immunodeficiency virus, which causes AIDS, is...

(NYT5) WASHINGTON -- June 2, 2001 -- SCI-AIDS-3 -- Once a sure path to death, infection with the human immunodeficiency virus, which causes AIDS, is...

(NYT11) WASHINGTON -- June 2, 2001 -- SCI-AIDS-4 -- Once a sure path to death, infection with the human immunodeficiency virus, which causes AIDS, is...

(NYT1) BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe -- June 2, 2001 -- ZIMBABWE-DOCTORS -- Mpilo Central Hospital, the biggest hospital in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, is losing its doc...

(NYT2) BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe -- June 2, 2001 -- ZIMBABWE-DOCTORS-2 -- Mpilo Central Hospital, the biggest hospital in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, is losing its d...

(NYT17) NEW YORK -- June 1, 2001 -- Adv. for Sun., June 3 -- ANGELES-CHINATOWN -- Broadway may be hotter than ever, with ticket sales at record highs....

(NYT19) UNDATED -- June 1, 2001 -- Adv. for Sun., June 3 -- BOUTIQUE-PET-FOOD -- Human-grade dog and cat food, made only of ingredients that a person...

(NYT20) NEW YORK -- June 1, 2001 -- Adv. for Sun., June 3 -- BOUTIQUE-PET-FOOD-2 -- Human-grade dog and cat food, made only of ingredients that a pers...

(NYT14) FREDERICK, Md. -- June 1, 2001 -- Adv. for Sun. June 3 -- COMPUTER-CONNECTION -- Theodore White is among many people paid for letting United D...

(NYT23) CORNING, N.Y. -- June 1, 2001 -- CORNING-SCHOOLS -- Residents of Corning, N.Y., have seen their future and most of them are not pleased. The f...

(NYT24) NEW YORK -- June 1, 2001 -- CORNING-SCHOOLS-2 -- Residents of Corning, N.Y., have seen their future and most of them are not pleased. The figh...

(NYT16) NEW YORK -- June 1, 2001 -- -- Adv. for Sun. June 3 -- INVEST-COINSTAR -- Coinstar Inc., was founded 10 years ago as the brainchild of Jens Mo...

(NYT4) WASHINGTON -- June 1, 2001 -- LABOR-REPUBS -- Leo Gerard, center left with mustache, president of the United Steelworkers of America, is surro...

(NYT1) JERUSALEM -- June 1, 2001 -- MIDEAST-PALESTINIAN-1 -- Palestinians hang a portrait of Faisal Husseini on Orient House, the unofficial offices o...

(NYT2) JERUSALEM -- June 1, 2001 -- MIDEAST-PALESTINIAN-2-- Mourners waving Palestinian flags outside the Damascus Gate in Jerusalem during the funera...

(NYT8) JERUSALEM -- June 1, 2001 -- MIDEAST-PALESTINIAN-3 -- A masked Palestinian breaks an Israeli surveillance camera at the entrance to the Damascu...

(NYT22) NEW YORK -- June 1, 2001 -- NY-CLUB-SHOOTING -- A protege and former co-defendant of Sean Combs recited Scripture in a Manhattan courtroom Fri...

(NYT25) NEW YORK -- June 1, 2001 -- NY-HINDUS-JEWS -- A Web site run by militant Hindus in Queens and Long Island was recently shut down by its servic...

(NYT6) IQUITOS, Peru -- June 1, 2001 -- PERU-POLITICS -- Alejandro Toledo brought his presidential campaign to the Amazon River the other night and pu...

(NYT7) PUNO, Peru -- June 1, 2001 -- PERU-POLITICS-2 -- After serving as Peruvian president between 1985 and 1990, Alan Garcia left office widely abho...

(NYT21) NEWARK, N.J. -- June 1, 2001 -- Adv. for Sun., June 3 -- PRICEFIXING -- The antitrust division once a small part of the Justice Department, ha...

(NYT11) NEW YORK -- June 1, 2001 -- PROFILE-IRON-CHEF-FLAY -- The "Iron Chef'' is a Japanese program with a cult following. The concept of the show is...

(NYT3) JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -- June 1, 2001 -- SAFRICA-AIDS-BOY -- Nkosi Johnson, a 12-year-old boy whose struggle with AIDS became an emblem fo...

(NYT5) JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -- June 1, 2001 -- SAFRICA-AIDS-BOY-2 -- Unidentified relatives and friends of Nkosi Johnson mourn his death at his...

(NYT17) NEW YORK -- June 1, 2001 -- Adv. for Sun., June 3 -- SUB-ANGELES-CHINATOWN -- Broadway may be hotter than ever, with ticket sales at record hi...

RETRANSMISSION TO CORRECT SPELLING OF DATELINE TO VARADERO -- (NYT29) VARADERO, Cuba -- May 29, 2001 -- SUB-CUBA-DEVELOP-5 -- In Cuba, the subsistenc...

(NYT14) DONGHU, China -- May 27, 2001 -- CHINA-AIDS-3 -- In the picturesque Chinese village of Donghu with a population of 4,500, every family is touc...

(NYT30) INEZ, Ky. -- May 25, 2001 -- DEFINING-POVERTY-2 -- For all their concern about living standards, Americans have left the definition of poverty...

(NYT14) UNDATED -- June 10, 2001 -- OBIT-MCKAY -- John McKay, who coached the University of Southern California football team to four unofficial natio...

(NYT27) DETROIT, Mich. -- May 2, 2001 -- FORD-VS-GM-2-B&W -- Ford Motor is on the verge of becoming the world's biggest auto maker, a position that i...

(NYT17) NEW YORK -- March 14, 2001 -- BOX-ALI-FRAZIER-2 -- Boxing legend Muhammad Ali, in town for a cerebral palsy benefit, in a playful mood during...

The former boxer Muhammad Ali in his hotel room in New York City. Muhammad Ali was in Manhattan to accept the Humanitarian Award of United Cerebral P...

March 14, 2001; The former boxer Muhammad Ali in his hotel room In New York City. Published in NYT 03/15/01 Published Caption: Muhammad Ali was in M...

March 14, 2001: The former boxer Muhammad Ali in his hotel room in New York City. Muhammad Ali was in Manhattan to accept the Humanitarian Award of U...

(NYT17) UNDATED -- March 13, 2001 -- SHAW-LEGACY -- Every artist hopes to leave a legacy, and for Sam Shaw, who died two years ago at the age of 87 an...

(NYT3) WASHINGTON -- Feb. 27, 2001 -- COLOMBIA-U.S.-BUSH -- President Bush met with Colombian President Andres Pastrana Tuesday to talk about Bogota's...

(NYT9) WASHINGTON -- Feb. 27, 2001 -- BUSH-DEMS -- Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, left, and his House counterpart, Rep. Dick Gephardt, with Marti...

(NYT8) SAN RAFAEL, Calif. -- Feb. 27, 2001 -- CALIF-MINORITY-POWER -- Since 1986, when Ocampo Esta Corporation was formed, it has grown from a company...