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Palmer Content to Be Honorary Starter at Masters
Palmer Content to Be Honorary Starter at Masters
Asked if he might be tempted to hit his tee shot and keep on playing, Palmer said: ''You know, I'm not too smart, but I'm not stupid. I think I'll just let it go wherever it goes.''
Notes and Bonds Up in Volatile Day
CREDIT MARKETS
Size of Oil Spill May Be No Guide to Its Impact
Returning to the precise conditions that existed before a spill is probably not possible, the report said, because even in normal times, ecosystems ''are dynamic assemblages, forever undergoing change.'' It is never static, and recovery means returning to some sort of stable condition approximating what would have happened naturally.
8th Victim of Bridge Hunted
Workers searched today for the body of a man who they feared was trapped beneath the collapsed Hatchie River bridge. At least seven people were killed Saturday night when a section of the 50-year-old bridge collapsed, plunging a truck and three cars into the water. The authorities were looking today for a fourth car because a local man was reported missing.
Robo-Cars Make Cruise Control So Last Century
Robo-Cars Make Cruise Control So Last Century
Which raises a chicken-egg question: What comes first, the car that drives itself? Or the car-driving robot?
Jones Ruling Meets Letter of Harassment Law
PATRICK R. SCULLY Denver, April 2, 1998
The Many Joyful Noises of Easter
All along Fifth Avenue, people dressed as Roman soldiers and followers of Jesus clashed in street plays.
Tough Choices Ahead, Church Opens Rites for Pope
Tough Choices Ahead, Church Opens Rites for Pope
JOHN PAUL II: THE FAREWELLS
Carpenters' Union Protests Restructuring
Paid Notice: Deaths RIDDER, ETHELETTE
RIDDER-Ethelette. Christie's pays tribute to the memory of our esteemed colleague, Tommie Ridder. We mourn her loss & extend our condolences to her family.
Man Pleads Guilty in the Kidnapping of His Boss
Sentencing is scheduled for April 24.
Giving Due Credit To the Elderly
ROBIN HACK SILVERBERG East Williston
Eccentricities in a Small Irish Town
BOOKS OF THE TIMES
Nanne Steps Down
SPORTS PEOPLE: HOCKEY
Paid Notice: Deaths WIENER, JESSE
WIENER-Jesse. Our beloved husband, father and grandfather. Died March 31, 2001 in New York City. Interred April 2, at Mount Ararat Cemetery. He conducted his life and death philosophically and with great dignity and grace. He is sorely missed. If desired, donations may be made to The American Cancer Society.
Suicide Law Still in the Dock As Kevorkian's Trial Nears
Dr. Kevorkian said last December that he would no longer aid in suicides, at least until a final resolution on the practice's legality.
Outer Space
Julie V. Iovine is a freelance writer and the author of "Chic Simple: Home," to be published by Knopf in May.
Patents; Removing Scratches On Compact Disks
Mr. Schmid received patent 5,099,618.
Johannesburg Journal; Polite and Soft-Spoken, He Forges a Revolution
"I hope we will be as good as they are, although one has to recognize that they are legends. Following their act is not an easy one."
Convert Doesn't Pay
IN THE NATION
The Isle Is Full of Hedgehogs: It's a Prickly Issue
The Isle Is Full of Hedgehogs: It's a Prickly Issue
North Uist Journal
Utility Isn't the Point In Ban on Land Mines
PATRICK LEAHY U.S. Senator from Vermont Washington, March 31, 1996
But Will It Work?
Correction: April 11, 1999, Sunday A review in the Book Review last Sunday about ''The Revival of Pragmatism,'' a collection of essays edited by Morris Dickstein, misstated the title of a book on esthetics by the philosopher John Dewey. It is ''Art as Experience,'' not ''Art and Experience.''
FOOTLIGHTS
LAWRENCE VAN GELDER
From Calvin Klein, Winning Simplicity
City clothes are in hot colors like chartreuse or black and red plaid. Trousers resemble jodhpurs or riding pants. Jackets are sharply tailored and accompanied by vests and shirts with stock ties. There are many variants on the Norfolk jacket, the details made more feminine. Some styles look proper enough for a fox hunt. What gives the collection special appeal is the prices. With jackets at $250 to $375 and skirts $130 to $180, the clothes represent excellent value.
Power Among the Bedpans
THEATER REVIEW
Loving 'All Things Celtic,' and Cats, Too
MUSIC
Congress May Consider Liquor Ad Warnings
THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING
Reader, I Divorced Her
Richard A. Shweder is a professor of human development at the University of Chicago. He is editor of ''Welcome to Middle Age! (And Other Cultural Fictions).''
Impotence Pill: Would It Also Help Women?
Sexual dysfunction, Dr. Goldstein said, is no longer mostly a psychosomatic complaint, it is not something to be resolved only through years of therapy, and it is not a problem for a urologist alone. Instead, he said, sexual dysfunction ''is in essence a vascular disease.''
Paid Notice: Deaths WELCH, JOHN
WELCH-John. 71. Of New York City, formerly of Boston on March 26 after a short illness. He was the son of the late John and Grace Welch of Boston. A graduate of Roxbury Latin School, Philips Exeter Academy and Harvard College, he also held a MA from Boston University. In New York he worked at HIP and later as an editor at the Sterling Publishing Company. He is survived by his brother Rev. Thomas D. Welch of Butler, Tenn. and sister, Barbara Welch of Westfield, Mass. There will be a funeral mass at the Church of Our Saviour, Park Ave at 38 St on Tuesday, April 6, at 11AM. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery, West Roxbury, Mass on April 7th at 1:30PM. Memorial donations may be made to the Central Park Conservancy, 14 East 60, NY, NY 10022 or The New York City Ballet, 20 Lincoln Plaza, NY, NY 10023.
Rutgers Coach Is Confident He Can Turn Team Around
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
MUSIC: CHAMBER SOCIETY
The program also included a sweet and authoritative performance of the Sonata for Violin and Piano in A (Op. 100) by Johannes Brahms, played by Ani Kavafian and Lee Luvisi; a bouncy Sonata for Oboe, Violin and Continuo in C minor (Op. 2, No. 1A) by Handel, played by Leonard Arner, Ms. Kavafian, Loren Glickman and Charles Wadsworth; and Beethoven's own transcription of his Septet (Op. 20), here arranged for clarinet, cello and piano. In this incarnation, the piece sounded almost Italianate, and Gervase de Peyer, playing clarinet; Leslie Parnas, on the cello, and Mr. Luvisi played with a Rossinian jollity.
An Urban Landscape
But oh, well, why weep over what will never be? Hundreds of people stood under their umbrellas yesterday morning, grinning in the rain.
Brooklyn Libraries Bear Unfair Burden
It has come to my attention that Brooklyn libraries receive $3 less per capita than the New York Public Library and $4 less than the Queens system. The cuts in recent years have hit Brooklyn hardest -- and that is not fair. This inequity must be erased; Brooklyn needs its fair share of tax levies. Why should the students served by the fifth largest library in America have to suffer by a closed library door, whose opening could provide a major key for their future? And ours as well. JEFF LEVITSKY New York, March 12, 1992
Gwynn Fears Broken Bone
BASEBALL
Jones Ruling Meets Letter of Harassment Law; Protect the Presidency
SHARON E. AUCOIN North Andover, Mass., April 2, 1998
Last Chance
RINGLING BROTHERS AND BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS, Madison Square Garden. Through Sunday. Performances: Today at noon; tomorrow and Sunday at 11 A.M., 3 and 7:30 P.M. Tickets: $10 to $19.50. Information: (212) 465-6741.
Privileged Students Aid the Poor
Paid Notice: Deaths NOYER, MAURICE L.
NOYER-Maurice L. On April 3, 1998. Beloved husband of Mary (nee McLoughlin). Loving father of Larry Noyer, Christine Seaver, Elizabeth Noyer, Dr. Charles Noyer, Mary Ann Noyer and Nadine Rote. Also survived by eleven grandchildren. Visiting Sunday, 7-9, and Monday, 3-5 and 7-9 PM, at the John J. Fox Funeral Home, 2080 Boston Post Rd., Larchmont, NY. Mass Tuesday, 10 AM, at St. Augustine Church in Larchmont, NY. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Hawthorne, New York.
Key Rates
Estimated daily average, source Telerate *Municipal Bond Index, The Bond Buyer Salomon Brothers and Telerate for Treasury's bellwether bonds, notes and bills
After 100 Years, Still Dreaming Of Corned Beef And Yiddish
After 100 Years, Still Dreaming of Corned Beef and Yiddish
NEIGHBORHOOD REPORT: LOWER EAST SIDE -- THE VOICE
Port Cargo Rises Slightly
Metro Business
Soviets and Cubans Seem to Be Making Progress on Debt Question
''Gorbachev thinks that Latin America is on the rise,'' Mr. Gerasimov said.
Budget Talks Deadlocked as Blame Flies
Mr. Pataki responded, "I think his right to criticize is somewhat diminished by his failure to make any positive proposals."
Felicia G. Magruder, Ex-Countess, Dies at 93
She is survived by a daughter, Ellen Pearson Arnold of San Diego; three grandsons, Joe and Drew Arnold of Laramie and George Arnold of Evanston, Wyo.; a granddaughter, and eight great-grandchildren.
On a Scaffold in the Lab, Doctors Build a Bladder
On a Scaffold in the Lab, Doctors Build a Bladder
Dr. Atala added that 80 researchers in his regenerative medicine institute at Wake Forest were trying to apply the scaffolding techniques to build new hearts, livers, kidneys, pancreases, nerves and other tissues. The ultimate aim, he said, is to reduce the need for donor organs and to avoid the immunologic dangers of rejection that come from transplanting someone else's organs and tissues.
When a Sniper Calls the Shots
When a Sniper Calls the Shots

Palmer Content to Be Honorary Starter at Masters

Asked if he might be tempted to hit his tee shot and keep on playing, Palmer said: ''You know, I'm not too smart, but I'm not stupid. I think I'll just let it go wherever it goes.''

Notes and Bonds Up in Volatile Day

CREDIT MARKETS

Size of Oil Spill May Be No Guide to Its Impact

Returning to the precise conditions that existed before a spill is probably not possible, the report said, because even in normal times, ecosystems ''are dynamic assemblages, forever undergoing change.'' It is never static, and recovery means returning to some sort of stable condition approximating what would have happened naturally.

8th Victim of Bridge Hunted

Workers searched today for the body of a man who they feared was trapped beneath the collapsed Hatchie River bridge. At least seven people were killed Saturday night when a section of the 50-year-old bridge collapsed, plunging a truck and three cars into the water. The authorities were looking today for a fourth car because a local man was reported missing.

Robo-Cars Make Cruise Control So Last Century

Which raises a chicken-egg question: What comes first, the car that drives itself? Or the car-driving robot?

Jones Ruling Meets Letter of Harassment Law

PATRICK R. SCULLY Denver, April 2, 1998

The Many Joyful Noises of Easter

All along Fifth Avenue, people dressed as Roman soldiers and followers of Jesus clashed in street plays.

Tough Choices Ahead, Church Opens Rites for Pope

JOHN PAUL II: THE FAREWELLS

Carpenters' Union Protests Restructuring

Paid Notice: Deaths RIDDER, ETHELETTE

RIDDER-Ethelette. Christie's pays tribute to the memory of our esteemed colleague, Tommie Ridder. We mourn her loss & extend our condolences to her family.

Man Pleads Guilty in the Kidnapping of His Boss

Sentencing is scheduled for April 24.

Giving Due Credit To the Elderly

ROBIN HACK SILVERBERG East Williston

Eccentricities in a Small Irish Town

BOOKS OF THE TIMES

Nanne Steps Down

SPORTS PEOPLE: HOCKEY

Paid Notice: Deaths WIENER, JESSE

WIENER-Jesse. Our beloved husband, father and grandfather. Died March 31, 2001 in New York City. Interred April 2, at Mount Ararat Cemetery. He conducted his life and death philosophically and with great dignity and grace. He is sorely missed. If desired, donations may be made to The American Cancer Society.

Suicide Law Still in the Dock As Kevorkian's Trial Nears

Dr. Kevorkian said last December that he would no longer aid in suicides, at least until a final resolution on the practice's legality.

Outer Space

Julie V. Iovine is a freelance writer and the author of "Chic Simple: Home," to be published by Knopf in May.

Patents; Removing Scratches On Compact Disks

Mr. Schmid received patent 5,099,618.

Johannesburg Journal; Polite and Soft-Spoken, He Forges a Revolution

"I hope we will be as good as they are, although one has to recognize that they are legends. Following their act is not an easy one."

Convert Doesn't Pay

IN THE NATION

The Isle Is Full of Hedgehogs: It's a Prickly Issue

North Uist Journal

Utility Isn't the Point In Ban on Land Mines

PATRICK LEAHY U.S. Senator from Vermont Washington, March 31, 1996

But Will It Work?

Correction: April 11, 1999, Sunday A review in the Book Review last Sunday about ''The Revival of Pragmatism,'' a collection of essays edited by Morris Dickstein, misstated the title of a book on esthetics by the philosopher John Dewey. It is ''Art as Experience,'' not ''Art and Experience.''

FOOTLIGHTS

LAWRENCE VAN GELDER

From Calvin Klein, Winning Simplicity

City clothes are in hot colors like chartreuse or black and red plaid. Trousers resemble jodhpurs or riding pants. Jackets are sharply tailored and accompanied by vests and shirts with stock ties. There are many variants on the Norfolk jacket, the details made more feminine. Some styles look proper enough for a fox hunt. What gives the collection special appeal is the prices. With jackets at $250 to $375 and skirts $130 to $180, the clothes represent excellent value.

Power Among the Bedpans

THEATER REVIEW

Loving 'All Things Celtic,' and Cats, Too

MUSIC

Congress May Consider Liquor Ad Warnings

THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING

Reader, I Divorced Her

Richard A. Shweder is a professor of human development at the University of Chicago. He is editor of ''Welcome to Middle Age! (And Other Cultural Fictions).''

Impotence Pill: Would It Also Help Women?

Sexual dysfunction, Dr. Goldstein said, is no longer mostly a psychosomatic complaint, it is not something to be resolved only through years of therapy, and it is not a problem for a urologist alone. Instead, he said, sexual dysfunction ''is in essence a vascular disease.''

Paid Notice: Deaths WELCH, JOHN

WELCH-John. 71. Of New York City, formerly of Boston on March 26 after a short illness. He was the son of the late John and Grace Welch of Boston. A graduate of Roxbury Latin School, Philips Exeter Academy and Harvard College, he also held a MA from Boston University. In New York he worked at HIP and later as an editor at the Sterling Publishing Company. He is survived by his brother Rev. Thomas D. Welch of Butler, Tenn. and sister, Barbara Welch of Westfield, Mass. There will be a funeral mass at the Church of Our Saviour, Park Ave at 38 St on Tuesday, April 6, at 11AM. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery, West Roxbury, Mass on April 7th at 1:30PM. Memorial donations may be made to the Central Park Conservancy, 14 East 60, NY, NY 10022 or The New York City Ballet, 20 Lincoln Plaza, NY, NY 10023.

Rutgers Coach Is Confident He Can Turn Team Around

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

MUSIC: CHAMBER SOCIETY

The program also included a sweet and authoritative performance of the Sonata for Violin and Piano in A (Op. 100) by Johannes Brahms, played by Ani Kavafian and Lee Luvisi; a bouncy Sonata for Oboe, Violin and Continuo in C minor (Op. 2, No. 1A) by Handel, played by Leonard Arner, Ms. Kavafian, Loren Glickman and Charles Wadsworth; and Beethoven's own transcription of his Septet (Op. 20), here arranged for clarinet, cello and piano. In this incarnation, the piece sounded almost Italianate, and Gervase de Peyer, playing clarinet; Leslie Parnas, on the cello, and Mr. Luvisi played with a Rossinian jollity.

An Urban Landscape

But oh, well, why weep over what will never be? Hundreds of people stood under their umbrellas yesterday morning, grinning in the rain.

Brooklyn Libraries Bear Unfair Burden

It has come to my attention that Brooklyn libraries receive $3 less per capita than the New York Public Library and $4 less than the Queens system. The cuts in recent years have hit Brooklyn hardest -- and that is not fair. This inequity must be erased; Brooklyn needs its fair share of tax levies. Why should the students served by the fifth largest library in America have to suffer by a closed library door, whose opening could provide a major key for their future? And ours as well. JEFF LEVITSKY New York, March 12, 1992

Gwynn Fears Broken Bone

BASEBALL

Jones Ruling Meets Letter of Harassment Law; Protect the Presidency

SHARON E. AUCOIN North Andover, Mass., April 2, 1998

Last Chance

RINGLING BROTHERS AND BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS, Madison Square Garden. Through Sunday. Performances: Today at noon; tomorrow and Sunday at 11 A.M., 3 and 7:30 P.M. Tickets: $10 to $19.50. Information: (212) 465-6741.

Privileged Students Aid the Poor

Paid Notice: Deaths NOYER, MAURICE L.

NOYER-Maurice L. On April 3, 1998. Beloved husband of Mary (nee McLoughlin). Loving father of Larry Noyer, Christine Seaver, Elizabeth Noyer, Dr. Charles Noyer, Mary Ann Noyer and Nadine Rote. Also survived by eleven grandchildren. Visiting Sunday, 7-9, and Monday, 3-5 and 7-9 PM, at the John J. Fox Funeral Home, 2080 Boston Post Rd., Larchmont, NY. Mass Tuesday, 10 AM, at St. Augustine Church in Larchmont, NY. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Hawthorne, New York.

Key Rates

*Estimated daily average, source Telerate **Municipal Bond Index, The Bond Buyer Salomon Brothers and Telerate for Treasury's bellwether bonds, notes and bills

After 100 Years, Still Dreaming Of Corned Beef And Yiddish

After 100 Years, Still Dreaming of Corned Beef and Yiddish

NEIGHBORHOOD REPORT: LOWER EAST SIDE -- THE VOICE

Port Cargo Rises Slightly

Metro Business

Soviets and Cubans Seem to Be Making Progress on Debt Question

''Gorbachev thinks that Latin America is on the rise,'' Mr. Gerasimov said.

Budget Talks Deadlocked as Blame Flies

Mr. Pataki responded, "I think his right to criticize is somewhat diminished by his failure to make any positive proposals."

Felicia G. Magruder, Ex-Countess, Dies at 93

She is survived by a daughter, Ellen Pearson Arnold of San Diego; three grandsons, Joe and Drew Arnold of Laramie and George Arnold of Evanston, Wyo.; a granddaughter, and eight great-grandchildren.

On a Scaffold in the Lab, Doctors Build a Bladder

Dr. Atala added that 80 researchers in his regenerative medicine institute at Wake Forest were trying to apply the scaffolding techniques to build new hearts, livers, kidneys, pancreases, nerves and other tissues. The ultimate aim, he said, is to reduce the need for donor organs and to avoid the immunologic dangers of rejection that come from transplanting someone else's organs and tissues.

When a Sniper Calls the Shots