Metro Matters; It's the News The Way We'd Like It to Be
Date: 19 July 2004
By JOYCE PURNICK
Joyce PURNICK
Joyce Purnick column lists news releases she would love to see but never expects to (M)
Replaying Monday, July 19, 2004
The July 19, 2004 was a Monday under the star sign of ♋. It was the 200 day of the year. President of the United States was George W. Bush.
If you were born on this day, you are 21 years old. Your last birthday was on the Saturday, July 19, 2025, 349 days ago. Your next birthday is on Sunday, July 19, 2026, in 15 days. You have lived for 8,019 days, or about 192,475 hours, or about 11,548,559 minutes, or about 692,913,540 seconds.
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19th of July 2004 News
News as it appeared on the front page of the New York Times on July 19, 2004
Flying Shirttails, the New Pennants of Rebellion
Date: 20 July 2004
By GUY TREBAY
Guy TREBAY
Untucked dress shirt has not yet made inroads at law offices or financial institutions, but style is well-entrenched in Hollywood executive cadres and among infuential fashion types; male fashion-setters attending recent Milan men's wear shows all wore their shirttails untucked; designers are beginning to build that look into their collections; for those who lack confidence to leave their shirttails flapping entirely, designers are providing compromise in form of half-tuck, styling gimmick ubiquitous in men's fashion magazines and at hip nightspots in Manhattan; photos (M)
It's New Guard's Turn to Make a Mark
Date: 19 July 2004
By LIZ ROBBINS
Liz ROBBINS
Allyson Felix wins 200-meter race at US Olympic track and field trials and becomes youngest member of US track and field team at age 18; photos (M)
N.Y.R.A. Is Recruiting New Leader
Date: 19 July 2004
By JOE DRAPE
Joe DRAPE
New York Racing Assn is in talks with National Thoroughbred Racing Assn commissioner Tim Smith in hopes that he will become president and chief executive officer (M)
Spitzer Wants Grasso's Case In New York
Date: 20 July 2004
By LANDON THOMAS Jr
Landon THOMAS
New York Atty Gen Eliot Spitzer files motion opposing bid by former New York Stock Exchange chairman Richard A Grasso to move case over Grasso's pay to federal court; argues Grasso's pay violated state law that governs exchange as non-profit corporation (M)
Spam Sender Settles Case In New York
Date: 20 July 2004
By SAUL HANSELL
Saul HANSELL
New York Atty Gen Eliot Spitzer says prominent Internet marketer Scott Richter and his OptInRealBig.com have agreed to pay $40,000 fine and $10,000 toward investigative cost to settle charges they sent deceptive junk e-mail messages, or spam; had said he would seek millions in fines when he filed case; warns them that they face stiffer fines if they violate new standard of accountability; Microsoft, while filed parallel suit in Washington State related to spam sent to customers of its Hotmail service, backs settlement but will continue its suit; photo (M)
New Chairman of Fiat Takes Added Challenge
Date: 20 July 2004
By ALAN COWELL
Alan COWELL
Interview with Luca Cordero di Montezemolo on his new posts as head of Confindustria, Italy's manufacturers' association, and as Fiat chairman; he makes no effort to cloak his role at Fiat as not so much hands-on manager as mentor and protector of John Elkann, vice chairman, and other members of Agnelli family's newest generation, who have yet to gain experience to lead Fiat; photo (M)
Plane Makers At Air Show Trade Barbs On New Jets
Date: 20 July 2004
By MARK LANDLER
Mark LANDLER
Boeing and Airbus say they are excited about outlook for their newest planes, Boeing's medium-size, fuel-efficient 7E7 and Airbus's double-deck A380, but Airbus seems to be winning publicity war, at least at Farnborough, Eng, air show; two planes symbolize different views of development of air travel; Boeing believes that airlines will be serving growing number of direct routes between cities, using midsize planes; Airbus sees world of hub cities connected by high-capacity planes; each suggests that the other has made ruinously bad bet, and they exchange barbs over government subsidies; photos (M)
Metro Matters; It's the News The Way We'd Like It to Be
Date: 19 July 2004
By JOYCE PURNICK
Joyce PURNICK
Joyce Purnick column lists news releases she would love to see but never expects to (M)
Flying Shirttails, the New Pennants of Rebellion
Date: 20 July 2004
By GUY TREBAY
Guy TREBAY
Untucked dress shirt has not yet made inroads at law offices or financial institutions, but style is well-entrenched in Hollywood executive cadres and among infuential fashion types; male fashion-setters attending recent Milan men's wear shows all wore their shirttails untucked; designers are beginning to build that look into their collections; for those who lack confidence to leave their shirttails flapping entirely, designers are providing compromise in form of half-tuck, styling gimmick ubiquitous in men's fashion magazines and at hip nightspots in Manhattan; photos (M)
It's New Guard's Turn to Make a Mark
Date: 19 July 2004
By LIZ ROBBINS
Liz ROBBINS
Allyson Felix wins 200-meter race at US Olympic track and field trials and becomes youngest member of US track and field team at age 18; photos (M)
N.Y.R.A. Is Recruiting New Leader
Date: 19 July 2004
By JOE DRAPE
Joe DRAPE
New York Racing Assn is in talks with National Thoroughbred Racing Assn commissioner Tim Smith in hopes that he will become president and chief executive officer (M)
Spitzer Wants Grasso's Case In New York
Date: 20 July 2004
By LANDON THOMAS Jr
Landon THOMAS
New York Atty Gen Eliot Spitzer files motion opposing bid by former New York Stock Exchange chairman Richard A Grasso to move case over Grasso's pay to federal court; argues Grasso's pay violated state law that governs exchange as non-profit corporation (M)
Spam Sender Settles Case In New York
Date: 20 July 2004
By SAUL HANSELL
Saul HANSELL
New York Atty Gen Eliot Spitzer says prominent Internet marketer Scott Richter and his OptInRealBig.com have agreed to pay $40,000 fine and $10,000 toward investigative cost to settle charges they sent deceptive junk e-mail messages, or spam; had said he would seek millions in fines when he filed case; warns them that they face stiffer fines if they violate new standard of accountability; Microsoft, while filed parallel suit in Washington State related to spam sent to customers of its Hotmail service, backs settlement but will continue its suit; photo (M)
New Chairman of Fiat Takes Added Challenge
Date: 20 July 2004
By ALAN COWELL
Alan COWELL
Interview with Luca Cordero di Montezemolo on his new posts as head of Confindustria, Italy's manufacturers' association, and as Fiat chairman; he makes no effort to cloak his role at Fiat as not so much hands-on manager as mentor and protector of John Elkann, vice chairman, and other members of Agnelli family's newest generation, who have yet to gain experience to lead Fiat; photo (M)
Plane Makers At Air Show Trade Barbs On New Jets
Date: 20 July 2004
By MARK LANDLER
Mark LANDLER
Boeing and Airbus say they are excited about outlook for their newest planes, Boeing's medium-size, fuel-efficient 7E7 and Airbus's double-deck A380, but Airbus seems to be winning publicity war, at least at Farnborough, Eng, air show; two planes symbolize different views of development of air travel; Boeing believes that airlines will be serving growing number of direct routes between cities, using midsize planes; Airbus sees world of hub cities connected by high-capacity planes; each suggests that the other has made ruinously bad bet, and they exchange barbs over government subsidies; photos (M)
Metro Matters; It's the News The Way We'd Like It to Be
Date: 19 July 2004
By JOYCE PURNICK
Joyce PURNICK
Joyce Purnick column lists news releases she would love to see but never expects to (M)
Flying Shirttails, the New Pennants of Rebellion
Date: 20 July 2004
By GUY TREBAY
Guy TREBAY
Untucked dress shirt has not yet made inroads at law offices or financial institutions, but style is well-entrenched in Hollywood executive cadres and among infuential fashion types; male fashion-setters attending recent Milan men's wear shows all wore their shirttails untucked; designers are beginning to build that look into their collections; for those who lack confidence to leave their shirttails flapping entirely, designers are providing compromise in form of half-tuck, styling gimmick ubiquitous in men's fashion magazines and at hip nightspots in Manhattan; photos (M)
It's New Guard's Turn to Make a Mark
Date: 19 July 2004
By LIZ ROBBINS
Liz ROBBINS
Allyson Felix wins 200-meter race at US Olympic track and field trials and becomes youngest member of US track and field team at age 18; photos (M)
N.Y.R.A. Is Recruiting New Leader
Date: 19 July 2004
By JOE DRAPE
Joe DRAPE
New York Racing Assn is in talks with National Thoroughbred Racing Assn commissioner Tim Smith in hopes that he will become president and chief executive officer (M)
Spitzer Wants Grasso's Case In New York
Date: 20 July 2004
By LANDON THOMAS Jr
Landon THOMAS
New York Atty Gen Eliot Spitzer files motion opposing bid by former New York Stock Exchange chairman Richard A Grasso to move case over Grasso's pay to federal court; argues Grasso's pay violated state law that governs exchange as non-profit corporation (M)
Spam Sender Settles Case In New York
Date: 20 July 2004
By SAUL HANSELL
Saul HANSELL
New York Atty Gen Eliot Spitzer says prominent Internet marketer Scott Richter and his OptInRealBig.com have agreed to pay $40,000 fine and $10,000 toward investigative cost to settle charges they sent deceptive junk e-mail messages, or spam; had said he would seek millions in fines when he filed case; warns them that they face stiffer fines if they violate new standard of accountability; Microsoft, while filed parallel suit in Washington State related to spam sent to customers of its Hotmail service, backs settlement but will continue its suit; photo (M)
New Chairman of Fiat Takes Added Challenge
Date: 20 July 2004
By ALAN COWELL
Alan COWELL
Interview with Luca Cordero di Montezemolo on his new posts as head of Confindustria, Italy's manufacturers' association, and as Fiat chairman; he makes no effort to cloak his role at Fiat as not so much hands-on manager as mentor and protector of John Elkann, vice chairman, and other members of Agnelli family's newest generation, who have yet to gain experience to lead Fiat; photo (M)
Plane Makers At Air Show Trade Barbs On New Jets
Date: 20 July 2004
By MARK LANDLER
Mark LANDLER
Boeing and Airbus say they are excited about outlook for their newest planes, Boeing's medium-size, fuel-efficient 7E7 and Airbus's double-deck A380, but Airbus seems to be winning publicity war, at least at Farnborough, Eng, air show; two planes symbolize different views of development of air travel; Boeing believes that airlines will be serving growing number of direct routes between cities, using midsize planes; Airbus sees world of hub cities connected by high-capacity planes; each suggests that the other has made ruinously bad bet, and they exchange barbs over government subsidies; photos (M)
Metro Matters; It's the News The Way We'd Like It to Be
Date: 19 July 2004
By JOYCE PURNICK
Joyce PURNICK
Joyce Purnick column lists news releases she would love to see but never expects to (M)
Flying Shirttails, the New Pennants of Rebellion
Date: 20 July 2004
By GUY TREBAY
Guy TREBAY
Untucked dress shirt has not yet made inroads at law offices or financial institutions, but style is well-entrenched in Hollywood executive cadres and among infuential fashion types; male fashion-setters attending recent Milan men's wear shows all wore their shirttails untucked; designers are beginning to build that look into their collections; for those who lack confidence to leave their shirttails flapping entirely, designers are providing compromise in form of half-tuck, styling gimmick ubiquitous in men's fashion magazines and at hip nightspots in Manhattan; photos (M)
It's New Guard's Turn to Make a Mark
Date: 19 July 2004
By LIZ ROBBINS
Liz ROBBINS
Allyson Felix wins 200-meter race at US Olympic track and field trials and becomes youngest member of US track and field team at age 18; photos (M)
N.Y.R.A. Is Recruiting New Leader
Date: 19 July 2004
By JOE DRAPE
Joe DRAPE
New York Racing Assn is in talks with National Thoroughbred Racing Assn commissioner Tim Smith in hopes that he will become president and chief executive officer (M)
Spitzer Wants Grasso's Case In New York
Date: 20 July 2004
By LANDON THOMAS Jr
Landon THOMAS
New York Atty Gen Eliot Spitzer files motion opposing bid by former New York Stock Exchange chairman Richard A Grasso to move case over Grasso's pay to federal court; argues Grasso's pay violated state law that governs exchange as non-profit corporation (M)
Spam Sender Settles Case In New York
Date: 20 July 2004
By SAUL HANSELL
Saul HANSELL
New York Atty Gen Eliot Spitzer says prominent Internet marketer Scott Richter and his OptInRealBig.com have agreed to pay $40,000 fine and $10,000 toward investigative cost to settle charges they sent deceptive junk e-mail messages, or spam; had said he would seek millions in fines when he filed case; warns them that they face stiffer fines if they violate new standard of accountability; Microsoft, while filed parallel suit in Washington State related to spam sent to customers of its Hotmail service, backs settlement but will continue its suit; photo (M)
New Chairman of Fiat Takes Added Challenge
Date: 20 July 2004
By ALAN COWELL
Alan COWELL
Interview with Luca Cordero di Montezemolo on his new posts as head of Confindustria, Italy's manufacturers' association, and as Fiat chairman; he makes no effort to cloak his role at Fiat as not so much hands-on manager as mentor and protector of John Elkann, vice chairman, and other members of Agnelli family's newest generation, who have yet to gain experience to lead Fiat; photo (M)
Plane Makers At Air Show Trade Barbs On New Jets
Date: 20 July 2004
By MARK LANDLER
Mark LANDLER
Boeing and Airbus say they are excited about outlook for their newest planes, Boeing's medium-size, fuel-efficient 7E7 and Airbus's double-deck A380, but Airbus seems to be winning publicity war, at least at Farnborough, Eng, air show; two planes symbolize different views of development of air travel; Boeing believes that airlines will be serving growing number of direct routes between cities, using midsize planes; Airbus sees world of hub cities connected by high-capacity planes; each suggests that the other has made ruinously bad bet, and they exchange barbs over government subsidies; photos (M)
Flying Shirttails, the New Pennants of Rebellion
Date: 20 July 2004
By GUY TREBAY
Guy TREBAY
Untucked dress shirt has not yet made inroads at law offices or financial institutions, but style is well-entrenched in Hollywood executive cadres and among infuential fashion types; male fashion-setters attending recent Milan men's wear shows all wore their shirttails untucked; designers are beginning to build that look into their collections; for those who lack confidence to leave their shirttails flapping entirely, designers are providing compromise in form of half-tuck, styling gimmick ubiquitous in men's fashion magazines and at hip nightspots in Manhattan; photos (M)
It's New Guard's Turn to Make a Mark
Date: 19 July 2004
By LIZ ROBBINS
Liz ROBBINS
Allyson Felix wins 200-meter race at US Olympic track and field trials and becomes youngest member of US track and field team at age 18; photos (M)
Spitzer Wants Grasso's Case In New York
Date: 20 July 2004
By LANDON THOMAS Jr
Landon THOMAS
New York Atty Gen Eliot Spitzer files motion opposing bid by former New York Stock Exchange chairman Richard A Grasso to move case over Grasso's pay to federal court; argues Grasso's pay violated state law that governs exchange as non-profit corporation (M)
Spam Sender Settles Case In New York
Date: 20 July 2004
By SAUL HANSELL
Saul HANSELL
New York Atty Gen Eliot Spitzer says prominent Internet marketer Scott Richter and his OptInRealBig.com have agreed to pay $40,000 fine and $10,000 toward investigative cost to settle charges they sent deceptive junk e-mail messages, or spam; had said he would seek millions in fines when he filed case; warns them that they face stiffer fines if they violate new standard of accountability; Microsoft, while filed parallel suit in Washington State related to spam sent to customers of its Hotmail service, backs settlement but will continue its suit; photo (M)
New Chairman of Fiat Takes Added Challenge
Date: 20 July 2004
By ALAN COWELL
Alan COWELL
Interview with Luca Cordero di Montezemolo on his new posts as head of Confindustria, Italy's manufacturers' association, and as Fiat chairman; he makes no effort to cloak his role at Fiat as not so much hands-on manager as mentor and protector of John Elkann, vice chairman, and other members of Agnelli family's newest generation, who have yet to gain experience to lead Fiat; photo (M)
Plane Makers At Air Show Trade Barbs On New Jets
Date: 20 July 2004
By MARK LANDLER
Mark LANDLER
Boeing and Airbus say they are excited about outlook for their newest planes, Boeing's medium-size, fuel-efficient 7E7 and Airbus's double-deck A380, but Airbus seems to be winning publicity war, at least at Farnborough, Eng, air show; two planes symbolize different views of development of air travel; Boeing believes that airlines will be serving growing number of direct routes between cities, using midsize planes; Airbus sees world of hub cities connected by high-capacity planes; each suggests that the other has made ruinously bad bet, and they exchange barbs over government subsidies; photos (M)