JANUARY
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Chechnya’s Capital Becomes A Deadly Zone for Russians
Israel And Syria Meet Today In U.S. On Tangled Issues
Under Legal Attack, H.M.O.’s Face a Supreme Court Test
Greenspan Named To A Fourth Term As Fed Chairman
U.S. Says It Agrees To Return Boy, 6, To Father In Cuba
Texas’ Busy Death Chamber Helps Define Bush’s Tenure
Gore, In Reversal, Shuns Litmus Test Over Gay Troops
Mexican Tale of Absolute Drug Corruption
Online Sales Spur Illegal Importing Of Medicine To U.S.
America Online Agrees To Buy Time Warner For $165 Billion; Media Deal Is Richest Merger
Merger May Produce the Rival Microsoft Has Always Dreaded
Flight Can Justify Search By Police, High Court Rules
Antimissile Test Viewed As Flawed By Its Opponents
Justices To Rule On Law That Bans Abortion Method
Suspect in Serbian War Crimes Murdered by Masked Gunmen
Glaxo and SmithKline Agree To Form Largest Drugmaker
Annan Picks Ex-Arms Inspector To Head Iraq Monitoring Panel
Missile Is Unable To Hit Its Target In Pentagon Test
Ocean Change Making Winter More Volatile
Document Details Abuses In A Union Of Civil Servants
Big Smuggling Ring With A Wide Reach Scandalizes China
Prosecutors Portray the Strands Of a Bin Laden Web of Terror
Palestinian Talks May Miss Deadline, Israeli Aide Says
U.S. Asserts Pakistan Backed Hijacking of Air India Jetliner
Democrats Plan To Aid McCain In Ballot Fights
Evidence Is Seen Linking Bin Laden To Algerian Group
Clinton Stakes Claim to U.S. Prosperity
U.S. Acknowledges Radiation Killed Weapons Workers
States And Cities Removing Prisons From Courts’ Grip
Rams Win Super Bowl Thriller, as Titans Fall a Yard Short
FEBRUARY
C.I.A. Inquiry of Its Ex-Director Was Stalled at Top, Report Says
McCain Romps In First Primary; Gore Wins, Edging Out Bradley
U.S. Moves To Halt $30 Billion Union Of Oil Companies
McCain On Ballot Across New York As Pataki Gives In
Panel Recommends Reparations In Long-Ignored Tulsa Race Riot
U.S. Antidrug Plan To Aid Columbia Faces Skepticism
It’s Official: First Lady Is Now Candidate Clinton
Clinton’s Budget Stresses Surplus And Having It All
U.S. Productivity Rose At 5% Rate in 2nd Half Of ’99
Spread of Attacks on Web Sites Is Slowing Traffic on the Internet
Scores on Hijacked Afghan Plane Ask Unhappy British for Asylum
Britain Suspends Self-Government In North Ireland
I.R.S. Is Bolstering Efforts To Curb Cheating On Taxes
Term Limits Bring Wholesale Change Into Legislatures
Guilty Pleas Seen In The Laundering Of Russian Money
Bush Campaign Rushes To Refill Dwindling Coffer
Banker and Husband Tell Of Role in Laundering Case
As Commerce Chairman, McCain Is Hard to Define
Gore Back In Step With White House Over China Trade
Bush Halts McCain In South Carolina By Drawing A Huge Republican Vote
Iran Reformers’ Gains Reflected In Homages to Outspoken Cleric
China Says Taiwan Cannot Continue Delaying Reunion
McCain Rebounds In Michigan, Buoyed By Big Crossover Vote, And Wins Easily In Home State
Diallo Jurors Begin Deliberating In Murder Trial of Four Officers
A Daunting Edge In Campaign Cash Narrows For Bush
4 Officers In Diallo Shooting Are Acquitted Of All Charges
Marchers Protest Diallo Verdict, Taunting Police Along the Way
Bush Rues Failure To Attack Bigotry In Visit To College
McCain Denounces Political Tactics Of Christian Right
MARCH
Bush Sweeps McCain in 3 G.O.P. Votes
In New York, McCain Faces Sharp Attacks
Longtime Fund-Raiser for Gore Convicted in Donation Scheme
Clinton To Send China Trade Bill To Congress Soon
McCain And Bush Face Crucial Test In Tuesday Voting
California Proposal Toughens Penalties for Young Criminals
Missile Contractor Doctored Tests, Ex-Employee Charges
Gore And Bush Triumph Nationwide, Putting Nominations In Their Grasp
I.N.S. Is Looking the Other Way As Illegal Immigrants Fill Jobs
McCain Quits Race But Stops Short Of Endorsing Bush
Aides to Reno Strongly Urged Inquiry on Gore
Gore To Embrace Campaign Finance As Central Theme
F.C.C. To Promote A Trading system To Sell Airwaves
Donating to the First Lady, Hoping the President Notices
Pataki Proposes A Broad Package Of Gun Controls
Bush Rebuffs Bid To Embrace Views Pushed By McCain
Undercover Police in Manhattan Kill an Unarmed Man in a Scuffle
U.S. Ending A Few Of The Sanctions Imposed On Iran
Taiwan Nationalists Ousted After Half-Century Reign
Waco Simulation Is Held, and Judge Seals Videos
Clinton Will Meet Syria’s President On Israel Issues
High Court Holds F.D.A. Can’t Impose Rules On Tobacco
Pope, At A Camp, Deplores Plight Of Palestinians
Putin Will Use Ex-K.G.B. Men To Battle Graft
Shooting Raises Scrutiny Of Police Antidrug Tactics
Angry Mourners and Police Clash At Funeral of Man Shot by Officer
Putin Wins Russia Vote in First Round, But His Majority Is Less Than Expected
Donors Wary Of Gore’s Plan On Financing
Poor Management By NASA Is Blamed For Mars Failure
Cuban Father Set To Get Boy In U.S., Castro Announces
Gore Supporting Residency Status For Cuban Child
APRIL
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Microsoft and U.S. Unable To Reach Antitrust Accord
Officials Worried Over A Sharp Rise In Identity Theft
U.S. Judge Says Microsoft Violated Antitrust Laws With Predatory Behavior
Ruling Party Picks No. 2 Official To Take Over as Japan Premier
General Accused Of Sex Harassment Had Won Key Post
Ex-Leaders of 2 Auction Giants Are Said to Initiate Price-Fixing
U.S. Set To Order A Speedy Return Of Boy To Father
C.I.A. Fires Officer Blamed In Bombing Of China Embassy
Two Koreas Agree To First Meeting Of Their Leaders
Microsoft Hires A Bush Adviser To Lobby Bush
Relatives to Give Cuban Boy To His Father, Officials Say
In Only a Few Weeks, Nasdaq Falls 25.3% From Its Pinnacle
Cuban’s Family Defies Reno; Court Issues a Stay
Stock Market In Steep Drop As Worried Investors Flee; Nasdaq Has Its Worst Week
I.R.S. More Likely To Audit The Poor And Not The Rich
Chinese Embassy Bombing: A Wide Net of Blame
Mindful of China, U.S. Agrees To Weapons Deal for Taiwan
U.N. Rights Group Foils U.S. Effort To Condemn China
Cuban Boy Stays In U.S. For Now A Court Decides
2 With Ties to Chief of Welfare Got Jobs With Major Contractor
3rd Party Joining Effort To Return Boy To His Father
Cuban Boy Seized By U.S. Agents And Reunited With His Father
Raid in Miami Opens New Front In Struggle Over the Cuban Boy
Albright Orders Staff Shake-Up Over Security
Justices Appear Set to Reject Law Banning Late Abortion
Justices Explore Scouts’ Exclusion Of Gay Members
Giuliani Fighting Prostate Cancer; Unsure On Senate
U.S. And 17 States Ask Judge To Cut Microsoft In 2 Parts; Serious Curbs Also Sought
South Asia Called Major Terror Hub In A Survey By U.S.
MAY
Bush To Advocate Private Accounts In Social Security
First of Iranian Spy Suspects Is Tried and Confesses on TV
Administration Steps Up Effort For Support of China Trade Bill
Cardinal O’Connor, 80, Dies; Forceful Voice For Vatican
House Trade Bill For The Caribbean And Africa Passes
U.S., In A Reversal, Begins An Inquiry Into Ex-C.I.A. Head
In Breakthrough, I.R.A. Will Allow Arms Inspections
Putin Is Made Russia’s President In First Free Transfer of Power
U.S. Plans To Help Airlift U.N. Forces Into Sierra Leone
Former Louisiana Governor Guilty of Extortion on Casinos
Giuliani and His Wife of 16 Years Are Separating
Companies To Cut Cost Of AIDS Drugs For Poor Nations
Report Disclosing Massacre By G.I.’s Is Under Question
U.S. Labor Leaders Push Hard To Kill China Trade Bill
Mother Rally to Assail Gun Violence
Poll Shows Bush Ahead of Gore, With Leadership a Crucial Issue
Fed Lifts Key Rate By 1/2 Point, To 6.5%; More Rises Hinted
2 Congress Panels Strongly Endorse China Trade Bill
U.S. Takes Blame In Los Alamos Fire, Which Still Burns
Giuliani Quits Race For Senate, And G.O.P. Rallies Around Lazio
Chinese Consider Trade Bill In U.S. Vital To Reform
Israel Summoning Negotiators Home After New Attack
Panel Advises That Clinton Be Disbarred
Israelis Out of Lebanon After 22 Years
House, In 237-197 Vote, Approves Normal Trade Rights For China
In Queens, Shock of a Methodical Massacre of 5
2 Men Arrested In Killings of 5 At Restaurant
Risk Of Arms Race Seen In U.S. Design Of Missile Defense
Blighted Areas Are Revived As Crime Rate Falls in Cities
Population Shift In The West Raises Wildfire Concerns
U.S. Seeks To Ease Some Restrictions On Broadcasters
JUNE
Hudson River Park On Restored Piers Approved By U.S.
Court Upholds I.N.S.’s Rejection Of Asylum Effort for Cuban Boy
May’s Labor Data Indicate Economy Could Be Slowing
Clinton And Putin Meet At Kremlin With Wide Agenda
Clinton And Putin Unable To Agree On Missile Barrier
Ukraine Consents To Shut Chernobyl Before Year’s End
Corzine Trounces Florio In Primary, Richest Senate Bid
Microsoft Breakup Is Ordered For Antitrust Law Violations
British Attache Is Assassinated On Greek Street
Famine in North Korea Creates Steady Human Flow Into China
Syria’s Leader Assad Dies, Clouding Mideast Prospects
Leaders Of Syria Building Support For Son Of Assad
Nuclear Secrets Reported Missing From Los Alamos
Microsoft Claims Antitrust Judge Made Many Errors
Koreas Reach Accord Seeking Reconciliation After 50 Years
Seoul Celebrates Dawn Of ‘New Day’ As Talks Conclude
Missing Nuclear Data Found Behind a Los Alamos Copier
Long F.A.A. Delay Before A Warning About Jet Cables
A Dominating Tiger Woods Wins Open by 15 Strokes
Student Prayers Must Be Private, Court Reaffirms
Senate Expands Hate Crimes Law To Include Gays
Senate Approves $1 Billion To Aid Columbia Military
Justice Aide Seeks A Special Counsel In Inquiry Of Gore
An Angered Gore Defended ’96 Role To Investigator
Clinton Proposing Much Larger Plan For Drug Benefits
Nabisco In Accord To Be Purchased By Philip Morris
Genetic Code of Human Life Is Cracked by Scientists
House Backs Bill To Open Records Of Policy Groups
Court Rules That Governments Can’t Outlaw Type Of Abortion
$1.3 Billion Voted To Fight Drug War Among Columbians
JULY
Flight Tests Show Iraq Has Resumed A Missile Program
Reports Say China Is Aiding Pakistan On Missile Project
Challenger In Mexico Wins, Governing Party Concedes
Mexico, Voting In New Leader, Begins A Political Sea Change
Victor In Mexico Plans To Overhaul Law Enforcement
Arafat Will Meet With Barak In U.S. For Peace Effort
U.S. Plans Delay In First Execution In Four Decades
Antimissile Test Fails Over Pacific, Pentagon Reports
Key Missile Parts Are Left Untested As Booster Fails
Nooses, Symbols of Race Hatred, At Center of Workplace Lawsuits
Religious Groups At Odds With G.O.P. On Radio Licenses
Arab-Israeli Talks Open at Camp David
Israel Drops Plan To Sell Air Radar To China Military
Measure To Curb Internet Gambling Gains In The House
Jury Finds For U.S. In Deaths At Waco
Amid Race Profiling Claims, Asian-Americans Avoid Labs
Clinton Voices Some Optimism On Peace Talks
Proposal Offers Surveillance Rules For The Internet
U.S. Offers Africa $1 Billion A Year For Fighting AIDS
Clinton Leaves Peace Talks; Arafat and Barak Stay
No Cushions Seen For Bush Or Gore On Electoral Map
A Special Counsel Finds Government Faultless At Waco
U.S. Recommending Strict New Rules At Nursing Homes
Deutsche Telekom To Pay $50 Billion For U.S. Company
Central Park Shut To Spray For Virus
Bush Names Cheney, Citing ‘Integrity’ and ‘Experience’
Ford Said To Plan Improved Mileage In Sport Utilities
A Combative Leader Shapes Venezuela to a Leftist Vision
Clinton Hints That He Is Ready To Move Embassy to Jerusalem
Bush, In Address Will Make Appeal Beyond the G.O.P.
Officials Say Chavez Wins In Venezuela
AUGUST
Republicans Open Convention, Emphasizing Unity
For Republicans, a Night to Bolster Bush
Bush-Cheney Ticket Nominated And The Attacks On Gore Begin
Bush, Accepting G.O.P. Nomination, Pledges To ‘Use These Good Times For Great Goals’
Gore Fires Back, Hoping To Dampen Convention Spirit
President’s Veto Sets Up A Battle On Marriage Tax
Iran Leaders Bars A Bill Restoring Freedom Of Press
Lieberman Will Run With Gore; First Jew On A Major U.S. Ticket
Gore and Lieberman Make Tolerance the Centerpiece
Fund-Raisers for 2 Clintons Set for Eve of Convention
In Shift, Mrs. Clinton Stresses Behind-the-Scenes Influence
Cheney Is Said to Be Receiving $20 Million Retirement Package
Brooklyn Gunman Wounds 3 Officers Before Being Slain
Democrats Ready the Stage For Their Post-Clinton Era
Clinton, Opening Convention, Says Gore Will Protect Legacy
Sunken Submarine Sends SOS As Russia Pushes Rescue Effort
Lieberman Sets Stage For Gore As Democrats Seal The Ticket
Gore, In Debut As A Presidential Nominee, Says, ‘I Stand Here Tonight As My Own Man’
After Convention, Bush Chides Gore For Divisive Tone
All 118 on Sub Probably Dead, Russians Assert
Norwegian Divers Open Sub’s Hatch But Find No Bodies
U.N. Readies Team To Check Weapons Held By The Iraqis
Mitsubishi Admits To Broad Cover-Up Of Auto Defects
New Rules On Use Of Human Embryos In Cell Research
Accused Scientist To Go Free On Bail In Los Alamos Case
On Hair-Trigger Wall Street, A Stock Plunges on Fake News
Clinton In Nigeria To Show Support For Civilian Rule
President Urges Nigeria To Fight Tyranny Of AIDS
U.S. Spy Sub Said to Record Torpedo Blast Aboard Kursk
Judge Orders U.S. To Turn Over Data In Secrets Inquiry
Clinton Handled Military Poorly, Cheney Contends
SEPTEMBER
Pentagon Likely To Delay New Test For Missile Shield
Accused Scientist Has Bail Blocked At Last Moment
Russian Resistance a Key To Delay on Missile Shield
Foreign Workers At Highest Level In Seven Decades
TV Networks Jilted by Bush Won’t Take Part in 2 Debates
Bush Spells Out Major Overhaul In Medicare Plan
Clinton Warns U.N. of a New Age of Civil Wars
Clinton Won’t Meet His Goal Of Mideast Peace, Aides Fear
A Populist Pitch Helps Gore Woo Back His Party’s Base
Congress Poised For Big Increase In U.S. Spending
U.S. To Reduce Case Against Scientist To A Single Charge
Documents Indicate Ford Knew Of Engine Defect but Was Silent
Chase Is Reported On Verge Of Deal To Obtain Morgan
Nuclear Scientist Set Free After Plea In Secrets Case; Judge Attacks
Clinton Criticizes Officials’ Actions Against Scientist
Clinton Doubts Scientist’s Race Influenced Case
Ground Shifts In Fight to Gain Electoral Edge
Bucking the Swing-State Trend, Ohio Holding Steady, Polls Show
U.S. Asks Putin Not to Sell Iran A Laser System
Senate Votes To Lift Curbs On U.S. Trade With Beijing; Strong Bipartisan Support
Whitewater Inquiry Ends; A Lack Of Evidence Is Cited In Case Involving Clintons
‘Soft Money’ Ban Called A Problem For Mrs. Clinton
Senate Donors Among Guests At White House
Candidates Back ‘Soft Money’ Ban In New York Race
Both Sides Claim To Hold The Lead In Yugoslav Vote
Yugoslavia’s Opposition Leader Claims Victory Over Milosevic
Reno and Freeh, in Hearing, Defend Case Against Scientist
After Yugoslavs Celebrate, Belgrade Orders a Runoff
U.S. Approves Abortion Pill; Drug Offers More Privacy, And Could Reshape Debate
Bush, in Energy Plan, Endorses New U.S. Drilling to Curb Prices
OCTOBER
Strike Fears Grip Hollywood As Unions Flex New Muscle
Violence Spreads To Israeli Towns; Arab Toll At 28
As Arabs and Israelis Fight On, Albright Seeks Talks
Bush and Gore Stake Out Differences in First Debate
Former Sotheby’s Chief Is Said To Be Planning to Plead Guilty
Yugoslavs Claim Belgrade for a New Leader
Milosevic Concedes His Defeat; Yugoslavs Celebrate New Era
Arab-Israeli Conflict Spreads to Border With Lebanon
Clinton Is Asking Egypt To Convene A Mideast Meeting
Israelis Extend Deadline for Arafat to Quell Violence
U.S. Warning China On Trade Pledges
Candidates Meet in Restrained Debate
Blast Kills Sailors On U.S. Ship In Yemen
Toll Rises to 17 in Ship Blast, as U.S. Hunts Suspects
Elite U.S. Team Investigates Ship Attack
Sailors Praised for Saving Ship After Collapse of a Bulkhead
Yemenis Now Say That Ship Blast Was Criminal Act
2 Sides In Medeast Promise To Work To Stop Violence
New Criticism of First Lady In Final Travel Office Report
F.D.A. Ban Sought On Chemical Used For Cold Remedies
Bin Laden Linked To Embassy Blast By An Ex-Soldier
New Front Opens In Effort To Fight Race Bias In Loans
Arab States Take Diplomatic Steps To Punish Israel
Albright Greeted With A Fanfare By North Korea
Republicans Agree On Abortion Deal To Advance Budget
AT&T, In Pullback, Will Break Itself Into 4 Businesses
In 5 Games, a Third Straight World Series Trophy
On Each Side, Accusing Fingers Over Nasty Turn in Campaign
Big Push Starts To Lift Turnout Of Black Vote
Gore Team Renews Criticism Of Bush As Inexperienced
A Confident Bush Says He Can Win California’s Vote
NOVEMBER
Gore Accuses Bush of Waging ‘Class Warfare’
Gore and Bush Trade Jabs On Pensions and Spending
Car Bomb Kills 2 Israelis and Threatens Truce Effort
U.S. to Open Civil Rights Inquiry In New Jersey Turnpike Shooting
President Vetoes Measure To Punish Disclosing Secrets
Focus Is on Crucial States in Campaign’s Final Hours
Campaign Ends; Now the Voters Will Have Their Say
Bush And Gore View For An Edge With Narrow Electoral Split; Hillary Clinton Goes To Senate
Bush Barely Ahead Of Gore In Florida As Recount Holds Key To The Election
Gore Campaign Vows Court Fight Over Vote With Florida’s Outcome Still Up In The Air
Bush And Advisers, Confident Of A Victory In Recount, Urge Gore Not To Stand In Way
Bush Sues To Halt Hand Recount In Florida
Recount Fight Widens As Court Case Begins
A Vote Deadline In Florida Is Set For Today
Judge Upholds Hand Recounts In Florida; 2 Counties Are Facing New State Deadline
Florida Says No To Further Recounts As Bush Dismisses Overture From Gore
Florida’s High Court Rules Recounts Can Go On
Florida Court Bars Naming A Winner; Bush Lead Grows With Overseas Tally
Bush’s Lead Stands at 930 After Overseas Count
Recounts Drag On; Court Battle Lines Are Drawn
Florida’s Justices Zero In on Recount Deadlines
Florida Court Backs Hand Recounts And Orders Vote Deadline Of Monday
Bush Takes Appeal To U.S. Supreme Court; Cheney In Hospital With Mild Heart Attack
Florida’s High Court Deals Gore A Setback, Denying Bid To Force A Miami-Dade Recount
U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Florida Recount Case
With Deadline Near, Florida Recount Grinds On
Bush Is Declared Winner In Florida, But Gore Vows To Contest Results
Gore Asks Public For Patience; Bush Starts Transition Moves; Administration Withholds Aid
Florida Lawmakers Moving To Bypass Courts For Bush; Judge Bars A Quick Recount
Public Splits On Party Lines Over Vote And Long Delay
DECEMBER
Bush’s Lawyers Attack Suit By Gore To Challenge Vote
U.S. Supreme Court Presses 2 Sides on Vote Case
Gore Asks Judge For New Tally But Bush Calls It Unjustified
Gore And Bush Lawyers Close Arguments Over Florida Tally
Gore Loses Florida Recount Case; Puts Last Hope In State High Court
Conservatives To Lead Senate; Gore Says He’ll Continue Fight
With Court Set To Hear Appeal, Legislators Move On Electors
Florida High Court Hears Gore’s Appeal on Vote
Florida Court Backs Recount; Bush Appealing To U.S. Justices
Supreme Court, Split 5-4, Halts Florida Count In Blow To Gore
Bush v. Gore Is Now in Hands of Supreme Court
Justices’ Questions Underline Divide On Whether Hand Recount Can Be Fair
Bush Prevails: By Single Vote, Justices End Recount, Blocking Gore After 5-Week Struggle
Bush Pledges To Be President For ‘One Nation,’ Not One Party; Gore, Conceding, Urges Unity
AOL And Time Warner Gain Approval For Huge Merger, But With Strict Conditions
Putin, in Cuba, Signals Priority Of Ties to U.S.
Powell To Head State Dept. As Bush’s First Cabinet Pick
Bush Adviser Gets National Security Post
President-Elect Courts Congress And Urges Tax Cut
Fed, Shifting Goal, Stresses Fighting Risk Of Recession
Alcoa’s Chairman Is Named By Bush To Treasury Post
G.O.P. Split Slows Bush’s Selection For Defense Post
Conservative For Justice Post: Whitman Chosen To Head E.P.A.
Voters In Serbia Erase The Remains Of Milosevic Rule
Worker Shortage In Health Fields Worst In Decades
Clinton Presents A Broad New Plan For Mideast Peace
In A Turnaround, White House Kills Drug-Import Plan
3 Arab Countries React Favorably To Mideast Plan
Defense Secretary Chosen; Held Same Post Under Ford
New Picks Firm Up Conservaitve Cast Of Bush’s Cabinet
All Sides Resist Plan by Clinton For the Mideast
News Source: New York Times
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