NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 15 October 2003
Powtórka wtorek, 14 października 2003
14 października 2003 roku była wtorek pod znakiem zodiaku ♎. Był to 286 dzień roku. Prezydentem Stanów Zjednoczonych był George W. Bush.
Jeśli urodziłeś się w tym dniu, masz 22 lata. Twoje ostatnie urodziny upłynęły wtorek, 14 października 2025 roku, 238 dni temu. Twoje następne urodziny przypadają na dzień środa, 14 października 2026 roku, w 126 dni. Żyłeś przez 8 274 dni lub około 198 593 godzin lub około 11 915 594 minut lub około 714 935 640 sekund.
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14th of October 2003 News
Wiadomości, które pojawiły się na pierwszej stronie New York Times 14 października 2003 roku
New Diet, Old Idea
Date: 14 October 2003
Fatima Ashraf letter on October 7 article on South Beach diet compares diet's suggestions to following old-fashioned food pyramid (S)
Trail of Clues Preceded New York Testing Fiasco
Date: 15 October 2003
By Michael Winerip
Michael Winerip
Michael Winerip column says lack of consistent results on tests New York State requires for high school graduation can be traced to deficient field testing of exams, which state did 'on the cheap' and with inadequate staffing; says state also did poor job informing teachers how to prepare for test; drawing (M)
World Briefing | Africa: Liberia: New Leader Is Celebrated
Date: 14 October 2003
By Somini Sengupta (NYT)
Somini NYT
Liberian businessman Charles Gyude Bryant, who will be sworn in as chairman of transitional government, is met in Monrovia by thousands of well-wishers displaying excitment about new life without war (S)
A New Look at an Old Myth
Date: 14 October 2003
Dr Deborah K Padgett letter on October 7 article cites recent research that supports myth that cancer could be spread by air during surgery (S)
Calling for Reconciliation, New Liberian Leader Takes Office
Date: 15 October 2003
By SOMINI SENGUPTA
Somini SENGUPTA
Businessman Charles Gyude Bryant takes charged of government of national reconciliation in Liberia; urges forgiveness and rebukes lawlessness in resource-rich country where greed and conflict have reduced three million citizens to among most destitute in world
Texas Democrats Look at New Map and Point Out Victims
Date: 14 October 2003
By RALPH BLUMENTHAL
Ralph BLUMENTHAL
Texas Gov Rick Perry says he has signed bill for new redistricting map; political scientists identify 8 of 17 Texas Democrats in Congress whose seats seem at risk under remapping; one of those, Rep Martin Frost, says changes are harmful enough to minority voters to require rejection by Justice Dept or courts; photo; maps before and after new redistricting plan (M)
New Pill Fuels Debate Over Benefits of Fewer Periods
Date: 14 October 2003
By TINA KELLEY
Tina KELLEY
Birth control pills, invented by Dr John Rock and originally developed around natural menstrual cycle, are now being used by some patients to suppress menstruation altogether; Seasonale, birth control pill that reduces bleeding to four times per year, has been approved by Food and Drug Administration and will begin distribution this month; critics of menstrual suppression contend that there are no long-term studies on effects of suppression; are concerned about risk of cervical cancer and fertility implications; Dr Leslie Miller, University of Washington associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology, discusses personal and professional experience with period suppression; photo (L)
About New York; Tales Sweet As Ice Cream, Salty as Tears
Date: 15 October 2003
By DAN BARRY
Dan BARRY
Dan Barry column on Ran Kim, whose stories and a memoir about her family's ups and downs since coming to New York from South Korea in 1974 give voice to immigrant experience of city's Korean population (M)
New Diet, Old Idea
Date: 14 October 2003
Fatima Ashraf letter on October 7 article on South Beach diet compares diet's suggestions to following old-fashioned food pyramid (S)
Trail of Clues Preceded New York Testing Fiasco
Date: 15 October 2003
By Michael Winerip
Michael Winerip
Michael Winerip column says lack of consistent results on tests New York State requires for high school graduation can be traced to deficient field testing of exams, which state did 'on the cheap' and with inadequate staffing; says state also did poor job informing teachers how to prepare for test; drawing (M)
World Briefing | Africa: Liberia: New Leader Is Celebrated
Date: 14 October 2003
By Somini Sengupta (NYT)
Somini NYT
Liberian businessman Charles Gyude Bryant, who will be sworn in as chairman of transitional government, is met in Monrovia by thousands of well-wishers displaying excitment about new life without war (S)
A New Look at an Old Myth
Date: 14 October 2003
Dr Deborah K Padgett letter on October 7 article cites recent research that supports myth that cancer could be spread by air during surgery (S)
Calling for Reconciliation, New Liberian Leader Takes Office
Date: 15 October 2003
By SOMINI SENGUPTA
Somini SENGUPTA
Businessman Charles Gyude Bryant takes charged of government of national reconciliation in Liberia; urges forgiveness and rebukes lawlessness in resource-rich country where greed and conflict have reduced three million citizens to among most destitute in world
Texas Democrats Look at New Map and Point Out Victims
Date: 14 October 2003
By RALPH BLUMENTHAL
Ralph BLUMENTHAL
Texas Gov Rick Perry says he has signed bill for new redistricting map; political scientists identify 8 of 17 Texas Democrats in Congress whose seats seem at risk under remapping; one of those, Rep Martin Frost, says changes are harmful enough to minority voters to require rejection by Justice Dept or courts; photo; maps before and after new redistricting plan (M)
New Pill Fuels Debate Over Benefits of Fewer Periods
Date: 14 October 2003
By TINA KELLEY
Tina KELLEY
Birth control pills, invented by Dr John Rock and originally developed around natural menstrual cycle, are now being used by some patients to suppress menstruation altogether; Seasonale, birth control pill that reduces bleeding to four times per year, has been approved by Food and Drug Administration and will begin distribution this month; critics of menstrual suppression contend that there are no long-term studies on effects of suppression; are concerned about risk of cervical cancer and fertility implications; Dr Leslie Miller, University of Washington associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology, discusses personal and professional experience with period suppression; photo (L)
About New York; Tales Sweet As Ice Cream, Salty as Tears
Date: 15 October 2003
By DAN BARRY
Dan BARRY
Dan Barry column on Ran Kim, whose stories and a memoir about her family's ups and downs since coming to New York from South Korea in 1974 give voice to immigrant experience of city's Korean population (M)
New Diet, Old Idea
Date: 14 October 2003
Fatima Ashraf letter on October 7 article on South Beach diet compares diet's suggestions to following old-fashioned food pyramid (S)
Trail of Clues Preceded New York Testing Fiasco
Date: 15 October 2003
By Michael Winerip
Michael Winerip
Michael Winerip column says lack of consistent results on tests New York State requires for high school graduation can be traced to deficient field testing of exams, which state did 'on the cheap' and with inadequate staffing; says state also did poor job informing teachers how to prepare for test; drawing (M)
World Briefing | Africa: Liberia: New Leader Is Celebrated
Date: 14 October 2003
By Somini Sengupta (NYT)
Somini NYT
Liberian businessman Charles Gyude Bryant, who will be sworn in as chairman of transitional government, is met in Monrovia by thousands of well-wishers displaying excitment about new life without war (S)
A New Look at an Old Myth
Date: 14 October 2003
Dr Deborah K Padgett letter on October 7 article cites recent research that supports myth that cancer could be spread by air during surgery (S)
Calling for Reconciliation, New Liberian Leader Takes Office
Date: 15 October 2003
By SOMINI SENGUPTA
Somini SENGUPTA
Businessman Charles Gyude Bryant takes charged of government of national reconciliation in Liberia; urges forgiveness and rebukes lawlessness in resource-rich country where greed and conflict have reduced three million citizens to among most destitute in world
Texas Democrats Look at New Map and Point Out Victims
Date: 14 October 2003
By RALPH BLUMENTHAL
Ralph BLUMENTHAL
Texas Gov Rick Perry says he has signed bill for new redistricting map; political scientists identify 8 of 17 Texas Democrats in Congress whose seats seem at risk under remapping; one of those, Rep Martin Frost, says changes are harmful enough to minority voters to require rejection by Justice Dept or courts; photo; maps before and after new redistricting plan (M)
New Pill Fuels Debate Over Benefits of Fewer Periods
Date: 14 October 2003
By TINA KELLEY
Tina KELLEY
Birth control pills, invented by Dr John Rock and originally developed around natural menstrual cycle, are now being used by some patients to suppress menstruation altogether; Seasonale, birth control pill that reduces bleeding to four times per year, has been approved by Food and Drug Administration and will begin distribution this month; critics of menstrual suppression contend that there are no long-term studies on effects of suppression; are concerned about risk of cervical cancer and fertility implications; Dr Leslie Miller, University of Washington associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology, discusses personal and professional experience with period suppression; photo (L)
New Diet, Old Idea
Date: 14 October 2003
Fatima Ashraf letter on October 7 article on South Beach diet compares diet's suggestions to following old-fashioned food pyramid (S)
Trail of Clues Preceded New York Testing Fiasco
Date: 15 October 2003
By Michael Winerip
Michael Winerip
Michael Winerip column says lack of consistent results on tests New York State requires for high school graduation can be traced to deficient field testing of exams, which state did 'on the cheap' and with inadequate staffing; says state also did poor job informing teachers how to prepare for test; drawing (M)
World Briefing | Africa: Liberia: New Leader Is Celebrated
Date: 14 October 2003
By Somini Sengupta (NYT)
Somini NYT
Liberian businessman Charles Gyude Bryant, who will be sworn in as chairman of transitional government, is met in Monrovia by thousands of well-wishers displaying excitment about new life without war (S)
Texas Democrats Look at New Map and Point Out Victims
Date: 14 October 2003
By RALPH BLUMENTHAL
Ralph BLUMENTHAL
Texas Gov Rick Perry says he has signed bill for new redistricting map; political scientists identify 8 of 17 Texas Democrats in Congress whose seats seem at risk under remapping; one of those, Rep Martin Frost, says changes are harmful enough to minority voters to require rejection by Justice Dept or courts; photo; maps before and after new redistricting plan (M)
New Pill Fuels Debate Over Benefits of Fewer Periods
Date: 14 October 2003
By TINA KELLEY
Tina KELLEY
Birth control pills, invented by Dr John Rock and originally developed around natural menstrual cycle, are now being used by some patients to suppress menstruation altogether; Seasonale, birth control pill that reduces bleeding to four times per year, has been approved by Food and Drug Administration and will begin distribution this month; critics of menstrual suppression contend that there are no long-term studies on effects of suppression; are concerned about risk of cervical cancer and fertility implications; Dr Leslie Miller, University of Washington associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology, discusses personal and professional experience with period suppression; photo (L)
About New York; Tales Sweet As Ice Cream, Salty as Tears
Date: 15 October 2003
By DAN BARRY
Dan BARRY
Dan Barry column on Ran Kim, whose stories and a memoir about her family's ups and downs since coming to New York from South Korea in 1974 give voice to immigrant experience of city's Korean population (M)
New Diet, Old Idea
Date: 14 October 2003
Fatima Ashraf letter on October 7 article on South Beach diet compares diet's suggestions to following old-fashioned food pyramid (S)
Trail of Clues Preceded New York Testing Fiasco
Date: 15 October 2003
By Michael Winerip
Michael Winerip
Michael Winerip column says lack of consistent results on tests New York State requires for high school graduation can be traced to deficient field testing of exams, which state did 'on the cheap' and with inadequate staffing; says state also did poor job informing teachers how to prepare for test; drawing (M)
World Briefing | Africa: Liberia: New Leader Is Celebrated
Date: 14 October 2003
By Somini Sengupta (NYT)
Somini NYT
Liberian businessman Charles Gyude Bryant, who will be sworn in as chairman of transitional government, is met in Monrovia by thousands of well-wishers displaying excitment about new life without war (S)
A New Look at an Old Myth
Date: 14 October 2003
Dr Deborah K Padgett letter on October 7 article cites recent research that supports myth that cancer could be spread by air during surgery (S)
Calling for Reconciliation, New Liberian Leader Takes Office
Date: 15 October 2003
By SOMINI SENGUPTA
Somini SENGUPTA
Businessman Charles Gyude Bryant takes charged of government of national reconciliation in Liberia; urges forgiveness and rebukes lawlessness in resource-rich country where greed and conflict have reduced three million citizens to among most destitute in world
Texas Democrats Look at New Map and Point Out Victims
Date: 14 October 2003
By RALPH BLUMENTHAL
Ralph BLUMENTHAL
Texas Gov Rick Perry says he has signed bill for new redistricting map; political scientists identify 8 of 17 Texas Democrats in Congress whose seats seem at risk under remapping; one of those, Rep Martin Frost, says changes are harmful enough to minority voters to require rejection by Justice Dept or courts; photo; maps before and after new redistricting plan (M)
New Pill Fuels Debate Over Benefits of Fewer Periods
Date: 14 October 2003
By TINA KELLEY
Tina KELLEY
Birth control pills, invented by Dr John Rock and originally developed around natural menstrual cycle, are now being used by some patients to suppress menstruation altogether; Seasonale, birth control pill that reduces bleeding to four times per year, has been approved by Food and Drug Administration and will begin distribution this month; critics of menstrual suppression contend that there are no long-term studies on effects of suppression; are concerned about risk of cervical cancer and fertility implications; Dr Leslie Miller, University of Washington associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology, discusses personal and professional experience with period suppression; photo (L)
About New York; Tales Sweet As Ice Cream, Salty as Tears
Date: 15 October 2003
By DAN BARRY
Dan BARRY
Dan Barry column on Ran Kim, whose stories and a memoir about her family's ups and downs since coming to New York from South Korea in 1974 give voice to immigrant experience of city's Korean population (M)