Le 4 février 2003 était un mardi sous le signe astral du ♒. C'était le 34ème jour de l'année. Le président des États-Unis était George W. Bush.
Si vous êtes né ce jour-là, vous avez 23 ans. Ton dernier anniversaire était le mercredi 4 février 2026, il y a 124 jours. Votre prochain anniversaire est le jeudi 4 février 2027, dans 240 jours. Vous avez vécu 8 525 jours, soit environ 204 623 heures, ou environ 12 277 394 minutes, ou environ 736 643 640 secondes.
Date: 05 February 2003
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Associated Press president and chief executive Louis D Boccardi is retiring after 18 years; expanded organization geographically and technologically to become world's most pervasive purveyor of breaking news in all media; $562 million company's budget is more than double what it was when he took over in 1985 (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
By ERIC ASIMOV
Eric ASIMOV
Eric Asimov reports on winemaking in Piedmont, Italy, including bitter divide between those who have sought to preserve traditional methods of making Barolo and innovators who have adapted new technology and methods in effort to build new markets for their wines; photos (L)
Date: 05 February 2003
Colgate-Palmolive says fourth-quarter profit rose 15 percent; net income climbed to $340.9 million from $295.3 million year earlier; sales increased 3.9 percent, to $2.42 billion; chief executive Reuben Mark comments (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Gov James E McGreevey, in angry and frustrated address to legislators, presents budget for next year that cuts deeply into state programs and calls for tax and fee increases that have already drawn protests; McGreevey's projected $23.7 billion plan closes deficit he projected at $5 billion for year starting July 1--gap that is among highest in nation; McGreevey says his budget contains 'cuts that I abhor and eliminates programs that I support'; McGreevey's plan would eliminate property-tax relief for about 300,000 homeowners who make over $100,000 a year, cut health insurance for almost 60,000 low-income adults, and suspend all grants to arts groups and for science and technology and force tuition increases at every state college and university; budget also proposes highest state cigarette tax in nation, at $1.90 a pack, and cuts antismoking programs; table shows new sources of revenue for McGreevey's budget and savings and program cuts; photo (M)
Date: 04 February 2003
Vatican issues 90-page booklet reflecting on New Age movement; is worried that people might turn away from church in favor of holistic spiritualism that promises 'cosmic correspondences' and vague connection to nature and universe at risk of diminishing God (S)
Date: 05 February 2003
By DAVID W. CHEN
David CHEN
Judge Timothy J Lawliss, acting judge of Clinton County Court, reopens all-but-dormant case that has been lightning rod for Asian-Americans by agreeing to hear fresh evidence in case of illegal Chinese immigrant David Wong, who was convicted of killing fellow inmate more than 15 years ago; Wong was convicted of fatally stabbing Tyrone Julius at Clinton Correctional Facility in Danemora, NY, in 1986; case reviewed (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
Editorial opposes $250,000 cap on pain-and-suffering litigation sought by doctors in New Jersey striking over malpractice insurance rates; says commission should be appointed to come up with unbiased information on problem (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Associated Press president and chief executive Louis D Boccardi is retiring after 18 years; expanded organization geographically and technologically to become world's most pervasive purveyor of breaking news in all media; $562 million company's budget is more than double what it was when he took over in 1985 (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
By ERIC ASIMOV
Eric ASIMOV
Eric Asimov reports on winemaking in Piedmont, Italy, including bitter divide between those who have sought to preserve traditional methods of making Barolo and innovators who have adapted new technology and methods in effort to build new markets for their wines; photos (L)
Date: 05 February 2003
Colgate-Palmolive says fourth-quarter profit rose 15 percent; net income climbed to $340.9 million from $295.3 million year earlier; sales increased 3.9 percent, to $2.42 billion; chief executive Reuben Mark comments (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Gov James E McGreevey, in angry and frustrated address to legislators, presents budget for next year that cuts deeply into state programs and calls for tax and fee increases that have already drawn protests; McGreevey's projected $23.7 billion plan closes deficit he projected at $5 billion for year starting July 1--gap that is among highest in nation; McGreevey says his budget contains 'cuts that I abhor and eliminates programs that I support'; McGreevey's plan would eliminate property-tax relief for about 300,000 homeowners who make over $100,000 a year, cut health insurance for almost 60,000 low-income adults, and suspend all grants to arts groups and for science and technology and force tuition increases at every state college and university; budget also proposes highest state cigarette tax in nation, at $1.90 a pack, and cuts antismoking programs; table shows new sources of revenue for McGreevey's budget and savings and program cuts; photo (M)
Date: 04 February 2003
Vatican issues 90-page booklet reflecting on New Age movement; is worried that people might turn away from church in favor of holistic spiritualism that promises 'cosmic correspondences' and vague connection to nature and universe at risk of diminishing God (S)
Date: 05 February 2003
By DAVID W. CHEN
David CHEN
Judge Timothy J Lawliss, acting judge of Clinton County Court, reopens all-but-dormant case that has been lightning rod for Asian-Americans by agreeing to hear fresh evidence in case of illegal Chinese immigrant David Wong, who was convicted of killing fellow inmate more than 15 years ago; Wong was convicted of fatally stabbing Tyrone Julius at Clinton Correctional Facility in Danemora, NY, in 1986; case reviewed (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
Editorial opposes $250,000 cap on pain-and-suffering litigation sought by doctors in New Jersey striking over malpractice insurance rates; says commission should be appointed to come up with unbiased information on problem (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Associated Press president and chief executive Louis D Boccardi is retiring after 18 years; expanded organization geographically and technologically to become world's most pervasive purveyor of breaking news in all media; $562 million company's budget is more than double what it was when he took over in 1985 (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
By ERIC ASIMOV
Eric ASIMOV
Eric Asimov reports on winemaking in Piedmont, Italy, including bitter divide between those who have sought to preserve traditional methods of making Barolo and innovators who have adapted new technology and methods in effort to build new markets for their wines; photos (L)
Date: 05 February 2003
Colgate-Palmolive says fourth-quarter profit rose 15 percent; net income climbed to $340.9 million from $295.3 million year earlier; sales increased 3.9 percent, to $2.42 billion; chief executive Reuben Mark comments (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Gov James E McGreevey, in angry and frustrated address to legislators, presents budget for next year that cuts deeply into state programs and calls for tax and fee increases that have already drawn protests; McGreevey's projected $23.7 billion plan closes deficit he projected at $5 billion for year starting July 1--gap that is among highest in nation; McGreevey says his budget contains 'cuts that I abhor and eliminates programs that I support'; McGreevey's plan would eliminate property-tax relief for about 300,000 homeowners who make over $100,000 a year, cut health insurance for almost 60,000 low-income adults, and suspend all grants to arts groups and for science and technology and force tuition increases at every state college and university; budget also proposes highest state cigarette tax in nation, at $1.90 a pack, and cuts antismoking programs; table shows new sources of revenue for McGreevey's budget and savings and program cuts; photo (M)
Date: 04 February 2003
Vatican issues 90-page booklet reflecting on New Age movement; is worried that people might turn away from church in favor of holistic spiritualism that promises 'cosmic correspondences' and vague connection to nature and universe at risk of diminishing God (S)
Date: 05 February 2003
By DAVID W. CHEN
David CHEN
Judge Timothy J Lawliss, acting judge of Clinton County Court, reopens all-but-dormant case that has been lightning rod for Asian-Americans by agreeing to hear fresh evidence in case of illegal Chinese immigrant David Wong, who was convicted of killing fellow inmate more than 15 years ago; Wong was convicted of fatally stabbing Tyrone Julius at Clinton Correctional Facility in Danemora, NY, in 1986; case reviewed (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
Editorial opposes $250,000 cap on pain-and-suffering litigation sought by doctors in New Jersey striking over malpractice insurance rates; says commission should be appointed to come up with unbiased information on problem (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Associated Press president and chief executive Louis D Boccardi is retiring after 18 years; expanded organization geographically and technologically to become world's most pervasive purveyor of breaking news in all media; $562 million company's budget is more than double what it was when he took over in 1985 (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
By ERIC ASIMOV
Eric ASIMOV
Eric Asimov reports on winemaking in Piedmont, Italy, including bitter divide between those who have sought to preserve traditional methods of making Barolo and innovators who have adapted new technology and methods in effort to build new markets for their wines; photos (L)
Date: 05 February 2003
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Gov James E McGreevey, in angry and frustrated address to legislators, presents budget for next year that cuts deeply into state programs and calls for tax and fee increases that have already drawn protests; McGreevey's projected $23.7 billion plan closes deficit he projected at $5 billion for year starting July 1--gap that is among highest in nation; McGreevey says his budget contains 'cuts that I abhor and eliminates programs that I support'; McGreevey's plan would eliminate property-tax relief for about 300,000 homeowners who make over $100,000 a year, cut health insurance for almost 60,000 low-income adults, and suspend all grants to arts groups and for science and technology and force tuition increases at every state college and university; budget also proposes highest state cigarette tax in nation, at $1.90 a pack, and cuts antismoking programs; table shows new sources of revenue for McGreevey's budget and savings and program cuts; photo (M)
Date: 04 February 2003
Vatican issues 90-page booklet reflecting on New Age movement; is worried that people might turn away from church in favor of holistic spiritualism that promises 'cosmic correspondences' and vague connection to nature and universe at risk of diminishing God (S)
Date: 05 February 2003
By DAVID W. CHEN
David CHEN
Judge Timothy J Lawliss, acting judge of Clinton County Court, reopens all-but-dormant case that has been lightning rod for Asian-Americans by agreeing to hear fresh evidence in case of illegal Chinese immigrant David Wong, who was convicted of killing fellow inmate more than 15 years ago; Wong was convicted of fatally stabbing Tyrone Julius at Clinton Correctional Facility in Danemora, NY, in 1986; case reviewed (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
Editorial opposes $250,000 cap on pain-and-suffering litigation sought by doctors in New Jersey striking over malpractice insurance rates; says commission should be appointed to come up with unbiased information on problem (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Associated Press president and chief executive Louis D Boccardi is retiring after 18 years; expanded organization geographically and technologically to become world's most pervasive purveyor of breaking news in all media; $562 million company's budget is more than double what it was when he took over in 1985 (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
By ERIC ASIMOV
Eric ASIMOV
Eric Asimov reports on winemaking in Piedmont, Italy, including bitter divide between those who have sought to preserve traditional methods of making Barolo and innovators who have adapted new technology and methods in effort to build new markets for their wines; photos (L)
Date: 05 February 2003
Colgate-Palmolive says fourth-quarter profit rose 15 percent; net income climbed to $340.9 million from $295.3 million year earlier; sales increased 3.9 percent, to $2.42 billion; chief executive Reuben Mark comments (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
By LAURA MANSNERUS
Laura MANSNERUS
Gov James E McGreevey, in angry and frustrated address to legislators, presents budget for next year that cuts deeply into state programs and calls for tax and fee increases that have already drawn protests; McGreevey's projected $23.7 billion plan closes deficit he projected at $5 billion for year starting July 1--gap that is among highest in nation; McGreevey says his budget contains 'cuts that I abhor and eliminates programs that I support'; McGreevey's plan would eliminate property-tax relief for about 300,000 homeowners who make over $100,000 a year, cut health insurance for almost 60,000 low-income adults, and suspend all grants to arts groups and for science and technology and force tuition increases at every state college and university; budget also proposes highest state cigarette tax in nation, at $1.90 a pack, and cuts antismoking programs; table shows new sources of revenue for McGreevey's budget and savings and program cuts; photo (M)
Date: 04 February 2003
Vatican issues 90-page booklet reflecting on New Age movement; is worried that people might turn away from church in favor of holistic spiritualism that promises 'cosmic correspondences' and vague connection to nature and universe at risk of diminishing God (S)
Date: 05 February 2003
By DAVID W. CHEN
David CHEN
Judge Timothy J Lawliss, acting judge of Clinton County Court, reopens all-but-dormant case that has been lightning rod for Asian-Americans by agreeing to hear fresh evidence in case of illegal Chinese immigrant David Wong, who was convicted of killing fellow inmate more than 15 years ago; Wong was convicted of fatally stabbing Tyrone Julius at Clinton Correctional Facility in Danemora, NY, in 1986; case reviewed (M)
Date: 05 February 2003
Editorial opposes $250,000 cap on pain-and-suffering litigation sought by doctors in New Jersey striking over malpractice insurance rates; says commission should be appointed to come up with unbiased information on problem (M)