The March 26, 2004 was a Friday under the star sign of ♈. It was the 85 day of the year. President of the United States was George W. Bush.
If you were born on this day, you are 22 years old. Your last birthday was on the Thursday, March 26, 2026, 100 days ago. Your next birthday is on Friday, March 26, 2027, in 264 days. You have lived for 8,135 days, or about 195,256 hours, or about 11,715,392 minutes, or about 702,923,520 seconds.
Date: 26 March 2004
Chrysler unit DaimlerChrysler will stop offering vehicle leases in New York State May 1 because of law that holds leasing companies liable in accidents; Chrysler's move comes one day after Honda Motor Co resumes leasing in New York and raises prices to compensate for state law (S)
Date: 27 March 2004
Date: 27 March 2004
By COREY KILGANNON
Corey KILGANNON
Tulip tree nicknamed Queens Giant towers in relative obscurity in Alley Pond Park in Queens, close to shopping and Long Island Expressway; photo; 134-foot-tall tree may be 450 years old, which makes it tallest, oldest living thing in New York City, and worthy of more protection than tree enthusiasts say it gets; photo of Frank W Hammelbacher, regular visitor, in tree's hollow (S)
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr David S Svahn letter responds to March 21 article; holds that interventional cardiologists are not at fault; maintains that we value procedures more than taking pills and changing lifestyles
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr Debra Braverman letter responds to March 21 article; holds that Medicare and private insurers should stop paying so indiscriminately for procedures like angioplasty, bypasses and insertion of stents
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr James Scheuer letter responds to March 21 article; holds that control of coronary risk factors by diet, medicines and other noninterventional approaches are important means of preventing heart attacks
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr Dean Ornish letter responds to March 21 article; holds that angioplasty and bypass surgery have not been proved to prolong life or prevent heart attacks in most people; contends that comprehensive changes in diet and lifestyle can accomplish same reductions in angina and begin reversing heart disease in only few weeks at fraction of cost
Date: 27 March 2004
By WARREN E. LEARY
Warren LEARY
X-43A, NASA's experimental unmanned jet, is being readied for 10-second dash at edge of space on March 27 that could see it reach speed of 5,000 miles per hour, seven times speed of sound, in testing concept of scramjet engine; it would become first nonrocket, air-breathing plane to reach hypersonic speeds if testing is successful; engineers say scramjet engine could lead to sending payloads into space much more cheaply or to aircraft that could whisk people to any point in world within two hours; flight will be held 40,000 feet above Navy's Pacific test range off California coast; diagram shows how scramjet engine differs from conventional jet engine (M)
Date: 27 March 2004
Date: 27 March 2004
By COREY KILGANNON
Corey KILGANNON
Tulip tree nicknamed Queens Giant towers in relative obscurity in Alley Pond Park in Queens, close to shopping and Long Island Expressway; photo; 134-foot-tall tree may be 450 years old, which makes it tallest, oldest living thing in New York City, and worthy of more protection than tree enthusiasts say it gets; photo of Frank W Hammelbacher, regular visitor, in tree's hollow (S)
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr David S Svahn letter responds to March 21 article; holds that interventional cardiologists are not at fault; maintains that we value procedures more than taking pills and changing lifestyles
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr James Scheuer letter responds to March 21 article; holds that control of coronary risk factors by diet, medicines and other noninterventional approaches are important means of preventing heart attacks
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr Dean Ornish letter responds to March 21 article; holds that angioplasty and bypass surgery have not been proved to prolong life or prevent heart attacks in most people; contends that comprehensive changes in diet and lifestyle can accomplish same reductions in angina and begin reversing heart disease in only few weeks at fraction of cost
Date: 27 March 2004
By WARREN E. LEARY
Warren LEARY
X-43A, NASA's experimental unmanned jet, is being readied for 10-second dash at edge of space on March 27 that could see it reach speed of 5,000 miles per hour, seven times speed of sound, in testing concept of scramjet engine; it would become first nonrocket, air-breathing plane to reach hypersonic speeds if testing is successful; engineers say scramjet engine could lead to sending payloads into space much more cheaply or to aircraft that could whisk people to any point in world within two hours; flight will be held 40,000 feet above Navy's Pacific test range off California coast; diagram shows how scramjet engine differs from conventional jet engine (M)
Date: 26 March 2004
Chrysler unit DaimlerChrysler will stop offering vehicle leases in New York State May 1 because of law that holds leasing companies liable in accidents; Chrysler's move comes one day after Honda Motor Co resumes leasing in New York and raises prices to compensate for state law (S)
Date: 27 March 2004
Date: 27 March 2004
By COREY KILGANNON
Corey KILGANNON
Tulip tree nicknamed Queens Giant towers in relative obscurity in Alley Pond Park in Queens, close to shopping and Long Island Expressway; photo; 134-foot-tall tree may be 450 years old, which makes it tallest, oldest living thing in New York City, and worthy of more protection than tree enthusiasts say it gets; photo of Frank W Hammelbacher, regular visitor, in tree's hollow (S)
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr David S Svahn letter responds to March 21 article; holds that interventional cardiologists are not at fault; maintains that we value procedures more than taking pills and changing lifestyles
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr Debra Braverman letter responds to March 21 article; holds that Medicare and private insurers should stop paying so indiscriminately for procedures like angioplasty, bypasses and insertion of stents
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr James Scheuer letter responds to March 21 article; holds that control of coronary risk factors by diet, medicines and other noninterventional approaches are important means of preventing heart attacks
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr Dean Ornish letter responds to March 21 article; holds that angioplasty and bypass surgery have not been proved to prolong life or prevent heart attacks in most people; contends that comprehensive changes in diet and lifestyle can accomplish same reductions in angina and begin reversing heart disease in only few weeks at fraction of cost
Date: 27 March 2004
By WARREN E. LEARY
Warren LEARY
X-43A, NASA's experimental unmanned jet, is being readied for 10-second dash at edge of space on March 27 that could see it reach speed of 5,000 miles per hour, seven times speed of sound, in testing concept of scramjet engine; it would become first nonrocket, air-breathing plane to reach hypersonic speeds if testing is successful; engineers say scramjet engine could lead to sending payloads into space much more cheaply or to aircraft that could whisk people to any point in world within two hours; flight will be held 40,000 feet above Navy's Pacific test range off California coast; diagram shows how scramjet engine differs from conventional jet engine (M)
Date: 26 March 2004
Chrysler unit DaimlerChrysler will stop offering vehicle leases in New York State May 1 because of law that holds leasing companies liable in accidents; Chrysler's move comes one day after Honda Motor Co resumes leasing in New York and raises prices to compensate for state law (S)
Date: 27 March 2004
By COREY KILGANNON
Corey KILGANNON
Tulip tree nicknamed Queens Giant towers in relative obscurity in Alley Pond Park in Queens, close to shopping and Long Island Expressway; photo; 134-foot-tall tree may be 450 years old, which makes it tallest, oldest living thing in New York City, and worthy of more protection than tree enthusiasts say it gets; photo of Frank W Hammelbacher, regular visitor, in tree's hollow (S)
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr David S Svahn letter responds to March 21 article; holds that interventional cardiologists are not at fault; maintains that we value procedures more than taking pills and changing lifestyles
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr Debra Braverman letter responds to March 21 article; holds that Medicare and private insurers should stop paying so indiscriminately for procedures like angioplasty, bypasses and insertion of stents
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr Dean Ornish letter responds to March 21 article; holds that angioplasty and bypass surgery have not been proved to prolong life or prevent heart attacks in most people; contends that comprehensive changes in diet and lifestyle can accomplish same reductions in angina and begin reversing heart disease in only few weeks at fraction of cost
Date: 27 March 2004
By WARREN E. LEARY
Warren LEARY
X-43A, NASA's experimental unmanned jet, is being readied for 10-second dash at edge of space on March 27 that could see it reach speed of 5,000 miles per hour, seven times speed of sound, in testing concept of scramjet engine; it would become first nonrocket, air-breathing plane to reach hypersonic speeds if testing is successful; engineers say scramjet engine could lead to sending payloads into space much more cheaply or to aircraft that could whisk people to any point in world within two hours; flight will be held 40,000 feet above Navy's Pacific test range off California coast; diagram shows how scramjet engine differs from conventional jet engine (M)
Date: 26 March 2004
Chrysler unit DaimlerChrysler will stop offering vehicle leases in New York State May 1 because of law that holds leasing companies liable in accidents; Chrysler's move comes one day after Honda Motor Co resumes leasing in New York and raises prices to compensate for state law (S)
Date: 27 March 2004
Date: 27 March 2004
By COREY KILGANNON
Corey KILGANNON
Tulip tree nicknamed Queens Giant towers in relative obscurity in Alley Pond Park in Queens, close to shopping and Long Island Expressway; photo; 134-foot-tall tree may be 450 years old, which makes it tallest, oldest living thing in New York City, and worthy of more protection than tree enthusiasts say it gets; photo of Frank W Hammelbacher, regular visitor, in tree's hollow (S)
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr David S Svahn letter responds to March 21 article; holds that interventional cardiologists are not at fault; maintains that we value procedures more than taking pills and changing lifestyles
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr Debra Braverman letter responds to March 21 article; holds that Medicare and private insurers should stop paying so indiscriminately for procedures like angioplasty, bypasses and insertion of stents
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr James Scheuer letter responds to March 21 article; holds that control of coronary risk factors by diet, medicines and other noninterventional approaches are important means of preventing heart attacks
Date: 27 March 2004
Dr Dean Ornish letter responds to March 21 article; holds that angioplasty and bypass surgery have not been proved to prolong life or prevent heart attacks in most people; contends that comprehensive changes in diet and lifestyle can accomplish same reductions in angina and begin reversing heart disease in only few weeks at fraction of cost
Date: 27 March 2004
By WARREN E. LEARY
Warren LEARY
X-43A, NASA's experimental unmanned jet, is being readied for 10-second dash at edge of space on March 27 that could see it reach speed of 5,000 miles per hour, seven times speed of sound, in testing concept of scramjet engine; it would become first nonrocket, air-breathing plane to reach hypersonic speeds if testing is successful; engineers say scramjet engine could lead to sending payloads into space much more cheaply or to aircraft that could whisk people to any point in world within two hours; flight will be held 40,000 feet above Navy's Pacific test range off California coast; diagram shows how scramjet engine differs from conventional jet engine (M)