NEW YORKERS & CO.
Date: 09 February 1997
New Yorkers & Co column on new hair salon for children and other happenings
Replaying Saturday, February 8, 1997
The February 8, 1997 was a Saturday under the star sign of ♒. It was the 38 day of the year. President of the United States was William J. (Bill) Clinton.
If you were born on this day, you are 29 years old. Your last birthday was on the Sunday, February 8, 2026, 129 days ago. Your next birthday is on Monday, February 8, 2027, in 235 days. You have lived for 10,721 days, or about 257,306 hours, or about 15,438,400 minutes, or about 926,304,000 seconds.
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8th of February 1997 News
News as it appeared on the front page of the New York Times on February 8, 1997
New & Noteworthy Paperbacks
Date: 09 February 1997
By LAUREL GRAEBER
Laurel GRAEBER
Laurel Graeber reviews new & noteworthy paperback books; photo (M)
The New Approach in Arverne: Incrementalism
Date: 09 February 1997
By ALAN S. OSER
Alan OSER
Development of Arverne Urban Renewal Area in Rockaway takes a shift toward incrementalism with designation of Briarwood Organization to develop 322 housing units there; project will involve only 15 of the area's 302 acres; it will also be the first market-rate development in the area; rents will not be reduced through government subsidies, and there will be no governmentally prescribed limitations on the income of buyers (M)
For Indians, Environment Becomes New Battleground
Date: 09 February 1997
By JIM ROBBINS
Jim ROBBINS
Mining leads to new battle over piece of mountain range in Hays, Mont, that was once part of Fort Belknap Reservation and home of Assiniboine and Gros Ventre Indians; tribes have filed notice of intent to use Pegasus Gold, which owns Zortman mine at the site, for damages to reservation water; suit forced state and Federal action under Clean Water Act, resulting in $37 million settlement; in January, tribes sued in state court to stop Pegasus from creating new pit until it cleaned up the old one; tribes are considering lawsuit in Federal court, which would contend that Federal agencies did not prepare adequate environmental impact statement when they approved the new pit; map (L)
New Sketch Out Of Rape Suspect
Date: 09 February 1997
Sketch of man suspected of raping three women and robbing four others on Manhattan's Upper East Side since last August
New League Just in Time For Elders
Date: 09 February 1997
By GEORGE VECSEY
George VECSEY
George Vecsey's Sports of The Times column on Nancy Lieberman-Cline, 38, and Lynette Woodard, 37, who have signed on for first season of Women's National Basketball Association, a two-month summer league; Lieberman-Cline and Woodard decided to play with women slightly more than half their age because opportunities kept closing off for their generation; photo (L)
A Piece of Plastic That Says New Jersey
Date: 09 February 1997
By KAREN DeMASTERS
Karen DeMASTERS
Pending legislation would create state credit card to be used by public employees to make official purchases, and also by private citizens as personal credit card (New Jersey Briefings) (S)
A New Budget Battle Begins
Date: 09 February 1997
By JAMES BENNET
James BENNET
Republicans have responded cautiously, but negatively, to Pres Clinton's budget proposal (S)
NEW YORKERS & CO.
Date: 09 February 1997
New Yorkers & Co column on new hair salon for children and other happenings
New & Noteworthy Paperbacks
Date: 09 February 1997
By LAUREL GRAEBER
Laurel GRAEBER
Laurel Graeber reviews new & noteworthy paperback books; photo (M)
The New Approach in Arverne: Incrementalism
Date: 09 February 1997
By ALAN S. OSER
Alan OSER
Development of Arverne Urban Renewal Area in Rockaway takes a shift toward incrementalism with designation of Briarwood Organization to develop 322 housing units there; project will involve only 15 of the area's 302 acres; it will also be the first market-rate development in the area; rents will not be reduced through government subsidies, and there will be no governmentally prescribed limitations on the income of buyers (M)
For Indians, Environment Becomes New Battleground
Date: 09 February 1997
By JIM ROBBINS
Jim ROBBINS
Mining leads to new battle over piece of mountain range in Hays, Mont, that was once part of Fort Belknap Reservation and home of Assiniboine and Gros Ventre Indians; tribes have filed notice of intent to use Pegasus Gold, which owns Zortman mine at the site, for damages to reservation water; suit forced state and Federal action under Clean Water Act, resulting in $37 million settlement; in January, tribes sued in state court to stop Pegasus from creating new pit until it cleaned up the old one; tribes are considering lawsuit in Federal court, which would contend that Federal agencies did not prepare adequate environmental impact statement when they approved the new pit; map (L)
New Sketch Out Of Rape Suspect
Date: 09 February 1997
Sketch of man suspected of raping three women and robbing four others on Manhattan's Upper East Side since last August
New League Just in Time For Elders
Date: 09 February 1997
By GEORGE VECSEY
George VECSEY
George Vecsey's Sports of The Times column on Nancy Lieberman-Cline, 38, and Lynette Woodard, 37, who have signed on for first season of Women's National Basketball Association, a two-month summer league; Lieberman-Cline and Woodard decided to play with women slightly more than half their age because opportunities kept closing off for their generation; photo (L)
A Piece of Plastic That Says New Jersey
Date: 09 February 1997
By KAREN DeMASTERS
Karen DeMASTERS
Pending legislation would create state credit card to be used by public employees to make official purchases, and also by private citizens as personal credit card (New Jersey Briefings) (S)
A New Budget Battle Begins
Date: 09 February 1997
By JAMES BENNET
James BENNET
Republicans have responded cautiously, but negatively, to Pres Clinton's budget proposal (S)
New & Noteworthy Paperbacks
Date: 09 February 1997
By LAUREL GRAEBER
Laurel GRAEBER
Laurel Graeber reviews new & noteworthy paperback books; photo (M)
The New Approach in Arverne: Incrementalism
Date: 09 February 1997
By ALAN S. OSER
Alan OSER
Development of Arverne Urban Renewal Area in Rockaway takes a shift toward incrementalism with designation of Briarwood Organization to develop 322 housing units there; project will involve only 15 of the area's 302 acres; it will also be the first market-rate development in the area; rents will not be reduced through government subsidies, and there will be no governmentally prescribed limitations on the income of buyers (M)
For Indians, Environment Becomes New Battleground
Date: 09 February 1997
By JIM ROBBINS
Jim ROBBINS
Mining leads to new battle over piece of mountain range in Hays, Mont, that was once part of Fort Belknap Reservation and home of Assiniboine and Gros Ventre Indians; tribes have filed notice of intent to use Pegasus Gold, which owns Zortman mine at the site, for damages to reservation water; suit forced state and Federal action under Clean Water Act, resulting in $37 million settlement; in January, tribes sued in state court to stop Pegasus from creating new pit until it cleaned up the old one; tribes are considering lawsuit in Federal court, which would contend that Federal agencies did not prepare adequate environmental impact statement when they approved the new pit; map (L)
New Sketch Out Of Rape Suspect
Date: 09 February 1997
Sketch of man suspected of raping three women and robbing four others on Manhattan's Upper East Side since last August
A Piece of Plastic That Says New Jersey
Date: 09 February 1997
By KAREN DeMASTERS
Karen DeMASTERS
Pending legislation would create state credit card to be used by public employees to make official purchases, and also by private citizens as personal credit card (New Jersey Briefings) (S)
A New Budget Battle Begins
Date: 09 February 1997
By JAMES BENNET
James BENNET
Republicans have responded cautiously, but negatively, to Pres Clinton's budget proposal (S)
NEW YORKERS & CO.
Date: 09 February 1997
New Yorkers & Co column on new hair salon for children and other happenings
New & Noteworthy Paperbacks
Date: 09 February 1997
By LAUREL GRAEBER
Laurel GRAEBER
Laurel Graeber reviews new & noteworthy paperback books; photo (M)
The New Approach in Arverne: Incrementalism
Date: 09 February 1997
By ALAN S. OSER
Alan OSER
Development of Arverne Urban Renewal Area in Rockaway takes a shift toward incrementalism with designation of Briarwood Organization to develop 322 housing units there; project will involve only 15 of the area's 302 acres; it will also be the first market-rate development in the area; rents will not be reduced through government subsidies, and there will be no governmentally prescribed limitations on the income of buyers (M)
For Indians, Environment Becomes New Battleground
Date: 09 February 1997
By JIM ROBBINS
Jim ROBBINS
Mining leads to new battle over piece of mountain range in Hays, Mont, that was once part of Fort Belknap Reservation and home of Assiniboine and Gros Ventre Indians; tribes have filed notice of intent to use Pegasus Gold, which owns Zortman mine at the site, for damages to reservation water; suit forced state and Federal action under Clean Water Act, resulting in $37 million settlement; in January, tribes sued in state court to stop Pegasus from creating new pit until it cleaned up the old one; tribes are considering lawsuit in Federal court, which would contend that Federal agencies did not prepare adequate environmental impact statement when they approved the new pit; map (L)
New Sketch Out Of Rape Suspect
Date: 09 February 1997
Sketch of man suspected of raping three women and robbing four others on Manhattan's Upper East Side since last August
New League Just in Time For Elders
Date: 09 February 1997
By GEORGE VECSEY
George VECSEY
George Vecsey's Sports of The Times column on Nancy Lieberman-Cline, 38, and Lynette Woodard, 37, who have signed on for first season of Women's National Basketball Association, a two-month summer league; Lieberman-Cline and Woodard decided to play with women slightly more than half their age because opportunities kept closing off for their generation; photo (L)
A Piece of Plastic That Says New Jersey
Date: 09 February 1997
By KAREN DeMASTERS
Karen DeMASTERS
Pending legislation would create state credit card to be used by public employees to make official purchases, and also by private citizens as personal credit card (New Jersey Briefings) (S)
A New Budget Battle Begins
Date: 09 February 1997
By JAMES BENNET
James BENNET
Republicans have responded cautiously, but negatively, to Pres Clinton's budget proposal (S)
New & Noteworthy Paperbacks
Date: 09 February 1997
By LAUREL GRAEBER
Laurel GRAEBER
Laurel Graeber reviews new & noteworthy paperback books; photo (M)
The New Approach in Arverne: Incrementalism
Date: 09 February 1997
By ALAN S. OSER
Alan OSER
Development of Arverne Urban Renewal Area in Rockaway takes a shift toward incrementalism with designation of Briarwood Organization to develop 322 housing units there; project will involve only 15 of the area's 302 acres; it will also be the first market-rate development in the area; rents will not be reduced through government subsidies, and there will be no governmentally prescribed limitations on the income of buyers (M)
For Indians, Environment Becomes New Battleground
Date: 09 February 1997
By JIM ROBBINS
Jim ROBBINS
Mining leads to new battle over piece of mountain range in Hays, Mont, that was once part of Fort Belknap Reservation and home of Assiniboine and Gros Ventre Indians; tribes have filed notice of intent to use Pegasus Gold, which owns Zortman mine at the site, for damages to reservation water; suit forced state and Federal action under Clean Water Act, resulting in $37 million settlement; in January, tribes sued in state court to stop Pegasus from creating new pit until it cleaned up the old one; tribes are considering lawsuit in Federal court, which would contend that Federal agencies did not prepare adequate environmental impact statement when they approved the new pit; map (L)
New Sketch Out Of Rape Suspect
Date: 09 February 1997
Sketch of man suspected of raping three women and robbing four others on Manhattan's Upper East Side since last August
New League Just in Time For Elders
Date: 09 February 1997
By GEORGE VECSEY
George VECSEY
George Vecsey's Sports of The Times column on Nancy Lieberman-Cline, 38, and Lynette Woodard, 37, who have signed on for first season of Women's National Basketball Association, a two-month summer league; Lieberman-Cline and Woodard decided to play with women slightly more than half their age because opportunities kept closing off for their generation; photo (L)
A Piece of Plastic That Says New Jersey
Date: 09 February 1997
By KAREN DeMASTERS
Karen DeMASTERS
Pending legislation would create state credit card to be used by public employees to make official purchases, and also by private citizens as personal credit card (New Jersey Briefings) (S)