1999年10月20日水曜日 の再生

1999年10月20日は、%sの星印の下の水曜日でした。 それはその年の**♎日でした。 アメリカ合衆国の大統領は292**でした。

この日に生まれた場合、あなたはWilliam J. (Bill) Clinton歳です。 あなたの最後の誕生日は262025年10月20日月曜日日前でした。 次の誕生日は2552026年10月20日火曜日日です。 あなたは109日、または約9,752時間、または約234,050分、または約14,043,011秒生きてきました。

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20th of October 1999 News

ニューヨークタイムズのトップページに 1999年10月20日 で掲載されたニュース

A Top Editor Is Leaving 2 Publications

Date: 20 October 1999

By Felicity Barringer

Felicity Barringer

Harold Evans, editorial director of The New York Daily News and US News & World Report, says he will leave both publications at end of year to work on two book projects likely to become television documentaries; no successor has been named at publications (M)

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Sharpton Is Unlikely Ally of Klan in Suit Against City on Rally

Date: 21 October 1999

By Benjamin Weiser

Benjamin Weiser

Amsterdam News and Rev Al Sharpton file legal papers supporting right of Ku Klux Klan group to demonstrate in lower Manhattan; say Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani was wrong to block rally (M)

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Poll Finds Decline in Teen-Age Fear and Violence

Date: 20 October 1999

By Carey Goldberg With Marjorie Connelly

Carey With

New York Times/CBS Poll finds fear and violence have diminished significantly among American teen-agers in recent years, even though just over half believe murderous rampage could erupt at their schools, and just under half say they know someone their age who tried to commit suicide; teen-agers reported fewer problems with violence both at school and in streets in 1994 and correspondingly fewer worries; percentage who feared being victimized dropped to 24 percent from 40 percent in 1994; among contingent coming of age during nation's long economic boom, general adolescent suffering seemed to be down as well; 43 percent said they believe it is harder for them to grow up than their parents, compared with 70 percent in 1994; other findings of poll noted (M)

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Hong Kong Radio-TV Chief Shifted to Japan

Date: 20 October 1999

By Mark Landler

Mark Landler

Cheung Man-yee, director of Government-owned Radio Television Hong Kong, is abruptly reassigned in move that has stirred new fears about freedom of press in former British colony; is named economic and trade representative to Japan; her outspokenness in defense of station's editorial autonomy noted (M)

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FERROFLUIDICS AGREES TO TAKEOVER BY JAPANESE

Date: 21 October 1999

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Ferrofluidics Corp to be acquired by Ferrotec of Tokyo for about $40.4 million (S)

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CITADEL PLANNING TO ACQUIRE MORE RADIO STATIONS

Date: 21 October 1999

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Citadel Communications expects to spend at least $250 million to acquire radio stations in next six months; at least some of purchases are likely to come from Clear Channel Communications, which intends to sell as many as 125 stations, worth as much as $4 billion, as part of proposed purchase of AMFM Inc (S)

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HICKS, MUSE IN $67.8 MILLION DEAL IN MEXICO

Date: 21 October 1999

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst will buy one-third of Grupo Minsa, large Mexican corn flour maker, for $67.8 million from controlling shareholder, Promotora Empresarial del Occidente; Hicks Muse will also buy stakes in other Promotora Empresarial subsidiaries for undisclosed amount (S)

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BIG WHOLESALE GROCERY OPERATION TO ELIMINATE JOBS

Date: 21 October 1999

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Fleming Companies, one of biggest US wholesale grocery operations, plans to cut 700 jobs, or almost 2 percent of its work force, to cut costs (M)

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ENTRADE IN $50 MILLION DEAL FOR NATIONWIDE AUCTION

Date: 20 October 1999

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Entrade Inc acquires Nationwide Auction Systems for about $540 million in cash, stock and notes (S)

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RALSTON PURINA TO SPIN OFF BATTERY UNIT IN APRIL

Date: 20 October 1999

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Ralston Purina Co will spin off its Eveready and Energizer battery unit in April; Ralston shareholders will get one share in battery business for every three Ralston shares they own; new company, Energizer Holdings Inc, will be led by Ralston chairman William Stiritz (S)

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