Journal; Milli Vanilli News
Date: 08 July 1998
By FRANK RICH
Frank RICH
Frank Rich Op-Ed column on retraction by Cable News Network and Time magazine of story claiming that US Army used nerve gas against defectors during Vietnam War (M)
Rejouer mercredi 8 juillet 1998
Le 8 juillet 1998 était un mercredi sous le signe astral du ♋. C'était le 188ème jour de l'année. Le président des États-Unis était William J. (Bill) Clinton.
Si vous êtes né ce jour-là, vous avez 27 ans. Ton dernier anniversaire était le mardi 8 juillet 2025, il y a 342 jours. Votre prochain anniversaire est le mercredi 8 juillet 2026, dans 22 jours. Vous avez vécu 10 204 jours, soit environ 244 911 heures, ou environ 14 694 677 minutes, ou environ 881 680 620 secondes.
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8th of July 1998 News
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TV News Pits Facts Against 'Story'
Date: 08 July 1998
Daniel P Molina letter comments on July 3 editorial on retraction of story by CNN and Time magazine that US used nerve gas against defectors during Vietnam War (S)
Editor of The New Yorker Leaving for New Venture
Date: 09 July 1998
By JANNY SCOTT and GERALDINE FABRIKANT
Janny SCOTT
Tina Brown, who reshaped The New Yorker with photographs and late-century topicality, announces that she will resign as editor to start company affiliated with Miramax Films that would publish new monthly magazine, publish books and produce films and television programming; announcement comes after months of rumors of growing tension between Brown and Conde Nast Publications, which owns The New Yorker, over company's attempts to make magazine less unprofitable; during Brown's six-year tenure, The New Yorker won nearly two dozen major awards and newstand sales rose 145 percent, but it lost $11 million last year; Conde Nast spokeswoman says successor to Brown would be named shortly; Brown will be joined in new Miramax venture by Ronald A Galotti, who is resigning as publisher of Vogue magazine; photos; chart (M)
New Yorker Faces Crucial Decisions
Date: 09 July 1998
By GERALDINE FABRIKANT with STUART ELLIOTT
Geraldine FABRIKANT
S I Newhouse Jr will have to make crucial decisions about editorial and advertising future of loss-plagued New Yorker magazine with departure of his high-profile editor Tina Brown; Brown was credited with making magazine timely, relevant and far flashier than it had been under former editors; also at issue is whether to trim magazine's high editorial budget and rethink its strategy of making expensive efforts to build circulation; photo (M)
New Barter Site on the Internet For Unloading White Elephants
Date: 09 July 1998
By Steven E. Brier
Steven Brier
International Barter is going on line with Ubarter.com, site that will allow consumers to trade unneeded items for something they deem more important (S)
Bank of New York in Deal
Date: 08 July 1998
Bank of New York Co will buy trust businesses from Britain's Coutts & Co (S)
Study Rejects New Limits on Helicopters
Date: 09 July 1998
By AMY WALDMAN
Amy WALDMAN
Draft of New York City's first comprehensive analysis of its heliport infrastructure and helicopter activity concludes that city should continue its year-old ban on sightseeing flights from 34th Street Heliport, but it does not call for new regulations on corporate or commercial traffic; Economic Development Corp pres Charles Millard commissioned study (M)
Annals of The New Yorker
Date: 09 July 1998
Editorial on departure of Tina Brown from the New Yorker after six years as editor; says her replacement will have to do something more creative than choosing between the literary and journalistic traditions she broke and the 'buzz' she introduced
TV News Pits Facts Against 'Story'
Date: 08 July 1998
Daniel P Molina letter comments on July 3 editorial on retraction of story by CNN and Time magazine that US used nerve gas against defectors during Vietnam War (S)
Editor of The New Yorker Leaving for New Venture
Date: 09 July 1998
By JANNY SCOTT and GERALDINE FABRIKANT
Janny SCOTT
Tina Brown, who reshaped The New Yorker with photographs and late-century topicality, announces that she will resign as editor to start company affiliated with Miramax Films that would publish new monthly magazine, publish books and produce films and television programming; announcement comes after months of rumors of growing tension between Brown and Conde Nast Publications, which owns The New Yorker, over company's attempts to make magazine less unprofitable; during Brown's six-year tenure, The New Yorker won nearly two dozen major awards and newstand sales rose 145 percent, but it lost $11 million last year; Conde Nast spokeswoman says successor to Brown would be named shortly; Brown will be joined in new Miramax venture by Ronald A Galotti, who is resigning as publisher of Vogue magazine; photos; chart (M)
New Yorker Faces Crucial Decisions
Date: 09 July 1998
By GERALDINE FABRIKANT with STUART ELLIOTT
Geraldine FABRIKANT
S I Newhouse Jr will have to make crucial decisions about editorial and advertising future of loss-plagued New Yorker magazine with departure of his high-profile editor Tina Brown; Brown was credited with making magazine timely, relevant and far flashier than it had been under former editors; also at issue is whether to trim magazine's high editorial budget and rethink its strategy of making expensive efforts to build circulation; photo (M)
New Barter Site on the Internet For Unloading White Elephants
Date: 09 July 1998
By Steven E. Brier
Steven Brier
International Barter is going on line with Ubarter.com, site that will allow consumers to trade unneeded items for something they deem more important (S)
Bank of New York in Deal
Date: 08 July 1998
Bank of New York Co will buy trust businesses from Britain's Coutts & Co (S)
Editor of The New Yorker Leaving for New Venture
Date: 09 July 1998
By JANNY SCOTT and GERALDINE FABRIKANT
Janny SCOTT
Tina Brown, who reshaped The New Yorker with photographs and late-century topicality, announces that she will resign as editor to start company affiliated with Miramax Films that would publish new monthly magazine, publish books and produce films and television programming; announcement comes after months of rumors of growing tension between Brown and Conde Nast Publications, which owns The New Yorker, over company's attempts to make magazine less unprofitable; during Brown's six-year tenure, The New Yorker won nearly two dozen major awards and newstand sales rose 145 percent, but it lost $11 million last year; Conde Nast spokeswoman says successor to Brown would be named shortly; Brown will be joined in new Miramax venture by Ronald A Galotti, who is resigning as publisher of Vogue magazine; photos; chart (M)
New Yorker Faces Crucial Decisions
Date: 09 July 1998
By GERALDINE FABRIKANT with STUART ELLIOTT
Geraldine FABRIKANT
S I Newhouse Jr will have to make crucial decisions about editorial and advertising future of loss-plagued New Yorker magazine with departure of his high-profile editor Tina Brown; Brown was credited with making magazine timely, relevant and far flashier than it had been under former editors; also at issue is whether to trim magazine's high editorial budget and rethink its strategy of making expensive efforts to build circulation; photo (M)
New Barter Site on the Internet For Unloading White Elephants
Date: 09 July 1998
By Steven E. Brier
Steven Brier
International Barter is going on line with Ubarter.com, site that will allow consumers to trade unneeded items for something they deem more important (S)
TV News Pits Facts Against 'Story'
Date: 08 July 1998
Daniel P Molina letter comments on July 3 editorial on retraction of story by CNN and Time magazine that US used nerve gas against defectors during Vietnam War (S)
Editor of The New Yorker Leaving for New Venture
Date: 09 July 1998
By JANNY SCOTT and GERALDINE FABRIKANT
Janny SCOTT
Tina Brown, who reshaped The New Yorker with photographs and late-century topicality, announces that she will resign as editor to start company affiliated with Miramax Films that would publish new monthly magazine, publish books and produce films and television programming; announcement comes after months of rumors of growing tension between Brown and Conde Nast Publications, which owns The New Yorker, over company's attempts to make magazine less unprofitable; during Brown's six-year tenure, The New Yorker won nearly two dozen major awards and newstand sales rose 145 percent, but it lost $11 million last year; Conde Nast spokeswoman says successor to Brown would be named shortly; Brown will be joined in new Miramax venture by Ronald A Galotti, who is resigning as publisher of Vogue magazine; photos; chart (M)
New Yorker Faces Crucial Decisions
Date: 09 July 1998
By GERALDINE FABRIKANT with STUART ELLIOTT
Geraldine FABRIKANT
S I Newhouse Jr will have to make crucial decisions about editorial and advertising future of loss-plagued New Yorker magazine with departure of his high-profile editor Tina Brown; Brown was credited with making magazine timely, relevant and far flashier than it had been under former editors; also at issue is whether to trim magazine's high editorial budget and rethink its strategy of making expensive efforts to build circulation; photo (M)
New Barter Site on the Internet For Unloading White Elephants
Date: 09 July 1998
By Steven E. Brier
Steven Brier
International Barter is going on line with Ubarter.com, site that will allow consumers to trade unneeded items for something they deem more important (S)
Bank of New York in Deal
Date: 08 July 1998
Bank of New York Co will buy trust businesses from Britain's Coutts & Co (S)
Annals of The New Yorker
Date: 09 July 1998
Editorial on departure of Tina Brown from the New Yorker after six years as editor; says her replacement will have to do something more creative than choosing between the literary and journalistic traditions she broke and the 'buzz' she introduced
New Yorker Faces Crucial Decisions
Date: 09 July 1998
By GERALDINE FABRIKANT with STUART ELLIOTT
Geraldine FABRIKANT
S I Newhouse Jr will have to make crucial decisions about editorial and advertising future of loss-plagued New Yorker magazine with departure of his high-profile editor Tina Brown; Brown was credited with making magazine timely, relevant and far flashier than it had been under former editors; also at issue is whether to trim magazine's high editorial budget and rethink its strategy of making expensive efforts to build circulation; photo (M)