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Date: 22 November 2000
By DAVID STOUT
David STOUT
Lars-Erik Nelson, columnist for New York Daily News who covered and commented on the collapse of Communist and other events that shaped history, dies at age 59; photo (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
The Daily Show, once obscure Comedy Central television program with cult following, is emerging from prolonged presidential campaign as almost legitimate though farcical news outlet for young people; show's election night special was watched by 435,000 people aged 18 to 34 (TV Notes column) (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
New York Times names Gail Collins to write twice-weekly Op-Ed column on governmental and legislative issues at state, regional and national levels (S)
Date: 22 November 2000
By Steve Strunsky
Steve Strunsky
Date: 22 November 2000
By CLYDE HABERMAN
Clyde HABERMAN
Clyde Haberman NYC column on movie appearances by politicians and mayoral candidates; Al Sharpton plays himself in Spike Lee comedy Bamboozled; Speaker Peter Vallone appears as unnamed official running public hearing at end of The Yards (M)
Date: 21 November 2000
By BLAINE HARDEN
Blaine HARDEN
Rise of crony capitalism in ashes of failed socialism is new wrinkle to emerge in military dictatorship that has ruled Myanmar for four decades as generals throw off egalitarian shackles of Burmese socialism and are getting rich with their families and flaunting it; their conspicuous consumption is deeply offensive to Burmese traditions, and seems to celebrate widening gap between very rich and very poor; businessmen and Western diplomats say what is particularly crippling about situation is degree to which generals insist on sticking their fingers in every pie; affluent 'generals' village in downtown Mandalay, where military leaders have built gaudy new mansions, described; map; photo (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By DON VAN NATTA Jr
Don NATTA
Date: 22 November 2000
By MICHAEL R. GORDON
Michael GORDON
Turkey, which is not European Union member, offers to contribute substantial number of toops and equipment to new European Union force in return for important role in planning EU's military operations; Defense Min Sabahattin Cakmakoglu says Turkey could contribute mechanized brigade of up to 5,000 men, 36 F-16 warplanes, two transport planes and small flotilla of ships, interview (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By DAVID STOUT
David STOUT
Lars-Erik Nelson, columnist for New York Daily News who covered and commented on the collapse of Communist and other events that shaped history, dies at age 59; photo (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
The Daily Show, once obscure Comedy Central television program with cult following, is emerging from prolonged presidential campaign as almost legitimate though farcical news outlet for young people; show's election night special was watched by 435,000 people aged 18 to 34 (TV Notes column) (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
New York Times names Gail Collins to write twice-weekly Op-Ed column on governmental and legislative issues at state, regional and national levels (S)
Date: 22 November 2000
By Steve Strunsky
Steve Strunsky
Date: 22 November 2000
By CLYDE HABERMAN
Clyde HABERMAN
Clyde Haberman NYC column on movie appearances by politicians and mayoral candidates; Al Sharpton plays himself in Spike Lee comedy Bamboozled; Speaker Peter Vallone appears as unnamed official running public hearing at end of The Yards (M)
Date: 21 November 2000
By BLAINE HARDEN
Blaine HARDEN
Rise of crony capitalism in ashes of failed socialism is new wrinkle to emerge in military dictatorship that has ruled Myanmar for four decades as generals throw off egalitarian shackles of Burmese socialism and are getting rich with their families and flaunting it; their conspicuous consumption is deeply offensive to Burmese traditions, and seems to celebrate widening gap between very rich and very poor; businessmen and Western diplomats say what is particularly crippling about situation is degree to which generals insist on sticking their fingers in every pie; affluent 'generals' village in downtown Mandalay, where military leaders have built gaudy new mansions, described; map; photo (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By DON VAN NATTA Jr
Don NATTA
Date: 22 November 2000
By MICHAEL R. GORDON
Michael GORDON
Turkey, which is not European Union member, offers to contribute substantial number of toops and equipment to new European Union force in return for important role in planning EU's military operations; Defense Min Sabahattin Cakmakoglu says Turkey could contribute mechanized brigade of up to 5,000 men, 36 F-16 warplanes, two transport planes and small flotilla of ships, interview (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By DAVID STOUT
David STOUT
Lars-Erik Nelson, columnist for New York Daily News who covered and commented on the collapse of Communist and other events that shaped history, dies at age 59; photo (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
The Daily Show, once obscure Comedy Central television program with cult following, is emerging from prolonged presidential campaign as almost legitimate though farcical news outlet for young people; show's election night special was watched by 435,000 people aged 18 to 34 (TV Notes column) (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
New York Times names Gail Collins to write twice-weekly Op-Ed column on governmental and legislative issues at state, regional and national levels (S)
Date: 22 November 2000
By Steve Strunsky
Steve Strunsky
Date: 21 November 2000
By BLAINE HARDEN
Blaine HARDEN
Rise of crony capitalism in ashes of failed socialism is new wrinkle to emerge in military dictatorship that has ruled Myanmar for four decades as generals throw off egalitarian shackles of Burmese socialism and are getting rich with their families and flaunting it; their conspicuous consumption is deeply offensive to Burmese traditions, and seems to celebrate widening gap between very rich and very poor; businessmen and Western diplomats say what is particularly crippling about situation is degree to which generals insist on sticking their fingers in every pie; affluent 'generals' village in downtown Mandalay, where military leaders have built gaudy new mansions, described; map; photo (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By MICHAEL R. GORDON
Michael GORDON
Turkey, which is not European Union member, offers to contribute substantial number of toops and equipment to new European Union force in return for important role in planning EU's military operations; Defense Min Sabahattin Cakmakoglu says Turkey could contribute mechanized brigade of up to 5,000 men, 36 F-16 warplanes, two transport planes and small flotilla of ships, interview (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By DAVID STOUT
David STOUT
Lars-Erik Nelson, columnist for New York Daily News who covered and commented on the collapse of Communist and other events that shaped history, dies at age 59; photo (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
The Daily Show, once obscure Comedy Central television program with cult following, is emerging from prolonged presidential campaign as almost legitimate though farcical news outlet for young people; show's election night special was watched by 435,000 people aged 18 to 34 (TV Notes column) (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
New York Times names Gail Collins to write twice-weekly Op-Ed column on governmental and legislative issues at state, regional and national levels (S)
Date: 22 November 2000
By Steve Strunsky
Steve Strunsky
Date: 22 November 2000
By CLYDE HABERMAN
Clyde HABERMAN
Clyde Haberman NYC column on movie appearances by politicians and mayoral candidates; Al Sharpton plays himself in Spike Lee comedy Bamboozled; Speaker Peter Vallone appears as unnamed official running public hearing at end of The Yards (M)
Date: 21 November 2000
By BLAINE HARDEN
Blaine HARDEN
Rise of crony capitalism in ashes of failed socialism is new wrinkle to emerge in military dictatorship that has ruled Myanmar for four decades as generals throw off egalitarian shackles of Burmese socialism and are getting rich with their families and flaunting it; their conspicuous consumption is deeply offensive to Burmese traditions, and seems to celebrate widening gap between very rich and very poor; businessmen and Western diplomats say what is particularly crippling about situation is degree to which generals insist on sticking their fingers in every pie; affluent 'generals' village in downtown Mandalay, where military leaders have built gaudy new mansions, described; map; photo (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By DON VAN NATTA Jr
Don NATTA
Date: 22 November 2000
By MICHAEL R. GORDON
Michael GORDON
Turkey, which is not European Union member, offers to contribute substantial number of toops and equipment to new European Union force in return for important role in planning EU's military operations; Defense Min Sabahattin Cakmakoglu says Turkey could contribute mechanized brigade of up to 5,000 men, 36 F-16 warplanes, two transport planes and small flotilla of ships, interview (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By DAVID STOUT
David STOUT
Lars-Erik Nelson, columnist for New York Daily News who covered and commented on the collapse of Communist and other events that shaped history, dies at age 59; photo (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By JIM RUTENBERG
Jim RUTENBERG
The Daily Show, once obscure Comedy Central television program with cult following, is emerging from prolonged presidential campaign as almost legitimate though farcical news outlet for young people; show's election night special was watched by 435,000 people aged 18 to 34 (TV Notes column) (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
New York Times names Gail Collins to write twice-weekly Op-Ed column on governmental and legislative issues at state, regional and national levels (S)
Date: 22 November 2000
By Steve Strunsky
Steve Strunsky
Date: 22 November 2000
By CLYDE HABERMAN
Clyde HABERMAN
Clyde Haberman NYC column on movie appearances by politicians and mayoral candidates; Al Sharpton plays himself in Spike Lee comedy Bamboozled; Speaker Peter Vallone appears as unnamed official running public hearing at end of The Yards (M)
Date: 21 November 2000
By BLAINE HARDEN
Blaine HARDEN
Rise of crony capitalism in ashes of failed socialism is new wrinkle to emerge in military dictatorship that has ruled Myanmar for four decades as generals throw off egalitarian shackles of Burmese socialism and are getting rich with their families and flaunting it; their conspicuous consumption is deeply offensive to Burmese traditions, and seems to celebrate widening gap between very rich and very poor; businessmen and Western diplomats say what is particularly crippling about situation is degree to which generals insist on sticking their fingers in every pie; affluent 'generals' village in downtown Mandalay, where military leaders have built gaudy new mansions, described; map; photo (M)
Date: 22 November 2000
By DON VAN NATTA Jr
Don NATTA
Date: 22 November 2000
By MICHAEL R. GORDON
Michael GORDON
Turkey, which is not European Union member, offers to contribute substantial number of toops and equipment to new European Union force in return for important role in planning EU's military operations; Defense Min Sabahattin Cakmakoglu says Turkey could contribute mechanized brigade of up to 5,000 men, 36 F-16 warplanes, two transport planes and small flotilla of ships, interview (M)