24th of November 2004 News
Ziņas, kas parādījās New York Times pirmajā lapā 2004. gada 24. novembris
Courage, CBS News
Date: 24 November 2004
By BILL CARTER
Bill CARTER
Departure of Dan Rather from CBS's evening newscast represents kind of coda on long, sad song of decline from greatness; news organization that did most to define broadcast news from early days of radio through golden age of television in 1950's and 1960's has gone through marked falloff in last 15 years, probably suffering more than any other network from shrinking of resources that matched its shrinking audience; idea that Rather's decision to give up his anchor job is some kind of signal of final abandonment fo quality news at CBS is challenged by CBS chairman Leslie Moonves and by some staff members at CBS News; argue that Rather's departure after 24 years in anchor chair should be seen as long-needed opportunity for fresh start; Moonves acknowledges that Rather's departure is significant moment for organization that has seen its share of turbulence during his time as anchor; photos (M)
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 24 November 2004
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 25 November 2004
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Rather Quitting As CBS Anchor In Abrupt Move
Date: 24 November 2004
By JACQUES STEINBERG and BILL CARTER
Jacques STEINBERG
Dan Rather, 73, says he will step down in Mar as CBS Evening News anchor and managing editor on his 24th anniversary as anchor; plans to continue to work full time at CBS News as 60 Minutes correspondent; CBS executives cite John Roberts as possible successor; Rather says he and CBS chairman Leslie Moonves saw need to announce plan well before independent panel reports on journalistic breakdowns that led CBS News to broadcast and vigorously defend 60 Minutes report about Pres Bush's National Guard service, interview; Moonves says he backs Rather's desire to leave on own terms; Rather's career recalled; photos (M)
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A Reporter-Anchor Who Blazed a Trail of His Own
Date: 24 November 2004
By JIM RUTENBERG; Jacques Steinberg and Bill Carter contributed reporting for this article
Jim RUTENBERG
Dan Rather's decision to retire as CBS Evening News anchor is acknowledgment that he cannot fight time or scent of scandal that threatens to mar his legacy and that of his once-vaunted news division; Rather's colleagues see his exit so much like his 42-year career at network: bittersweet, poignant and somewhat mysterious; will leave his post with tumultuous legacy that is uniquely his own and quite unlike those of his younger and more staid network news competitors, Tom Brokaw and Peter Jennings; photos (M)
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Improved Numbers Shelter CBS From the Fallout
Date: 25 November 2004
By BILL CARTER and JACQUES STEINBERG
Bill CARTER
Strong performance of entertainment division of CBS helps network weather upheaval at CBS News, including fallout from investigation into its report on Pres Bush's National Guard duty and departure of Dan Rather as anchor of evening news; CBS, long identified as gray-haired network, has made significant breakthrough with younger audiences, and it is expected to win November ratings sweeps competition in every important ratings category; Leslie Moonves, chairman, comments; photos (M)
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Two Anchormen Down. One More to Go?
Date: 24 November 2004
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Peter Jennings will be last broadcast news anchorman now that Dan Rather has decided to leave in March and Tom Brokaw departs next week; if Jennings's ratings to do not rise after rookies replace his longtime rivals, he may find ABC executives pushing him out (M)
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AIR PRODUCTS AND PRAXAIR POST OCTOBER SALES GAINS
Date: 25 November 2004
Air Products & Chemicals and Praxair report that sales of industrial gases rose in October by 12 percent and 15 percent respectively (S)
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EL PASO RETURNED TO PROFIT IN LATEST QUARTER
Date: 24 November 2004
El Paso Corp posts earnings of $16 million, or 3 cents per share, for second quarter, compared with restated loss of $2.07 per share year earlier (S)
Full Article
WAL-MART WILL ALLOW UNIONS AT ITS STORES IN CHINA
Date: 24 November 2004
Wal-Mart Stores will allow trade unions for its employees in China, where restrictions on foreign retailers are expected to loosen (S)
Full Article
Courage, CBS News
Date: 24 November 2004
By BILL CARTER
Bill CARTER
Departure of Dan Rather from CBS's evening newscast represents kind of coda on long, sad song of decline from greatness; news organization that did most to define broadcast news from early days of radio through golden age of television in 1950's and 1960's has gone through marked falloff in last 15 years, probably suffering more than any other network from shrinking of resources that matched its shrinking audience; idea that Rather's decision to give up his anchor job is some kind of signal of final abandonment fo quality news at CBS is challenged by CBS chairman Leslie Moonves and by some staff members at CBS News; argue that Rather's departure after 24 years in anchor chair should be seen as long-needed opportunity for fresh start; Moonves acknowledges that Rather's departure is significant moment for organization that has seen its share of turbulence during his time as anchor; photos (M)
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 24 November 2004
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 25 November 2004
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Rather Quitting As CBS Anchor In Abrupt Move
Date: 24 November 2004
By JACQUES STEINBERG and BILL CARTER
Jacques STEINBERG
Dan Rather, 73, says he will step down in Mar as CBS Evening News anchor and managing editor on his 24th anniversary as anchor; plans to continue to work full time at CBS News as 60 Minutes correspondent; CBS executives cite John Roberts as possible successor; Rather says he and CBS chairman Leslie Moonves saw need to announce plan well before independent panel reports on journalistic breakdowns that led CBS News to broadcast and vigorously defend 60 Minutes report about Pres Bush's National Guard service, interview; Moonves says he backs Rather's desire to leave on own terms; Rather's career recalled; photos (M)
Full Article
A Reporter-Anchor Who Blazed a Trail of His Own
Date: 24 November 2004
By JIM RUTENBERG; Jacques Steinberg and Bill Carter contributed reporting for this article
Jim RUTENBERG
Dan Rather's decision to retire as CBS Evening News anchor is acknowledgment that he cannot fight time or scent of scandal that threatens to mar his legacy and that of his once-vaunted news division; Rather's colleagues see his exit so much like his 42-year career at network: bittersweet, poignant and somewhat mysterious; will leave his post with tumultuous legacy that is uniquely his own and quite unlike those of his younger and more staid network news competitors, Tom Brokaw and Peter Jennings; photos (M)
Full Article
Improved Numbers Shelter CBS From the Fallout
Date: 25 November 2004
By BILL CARTER and JACQUES STEINBERG
Bill CARTER
Strong performance of entertainment division of CBS helps network weather upheaval at CBS News, including fallout from investigation into its report on Pres Bush's National Guard duty and departure of Dan Rather as anchor of evening news; CBS, long identified as gray-haired network, has made significant breakthrough with younger audiences, and it is expected to win November ratings sweeps competition in every important ratings category; Leslie Moonves, chairman, comments; photos (M)
Full Article
Two Anchormen Down. One More to Go?
Date: 24 November 2004
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Peter Jennings will be last broadcast news anchorman now that Dan Rather has decided to leave in March and Tom Brokaw departs next week; if Jennings's ratings to do not rise after rookies replace his longtime rivals, he may find ABC executives pushing him out (M)
Full Article
AIR PRODUCTS AND PRAXAIR POST OCTOBER SALES GAINS
Date: 25 November 2004
Air Products & Chemicals and Praxair report that sales of industrial gases rose in October by 12 percent and 15 percent respectively (S)
Full Article
EL PASO RETURNED TO PROFIT IN LATEST QUARTER
Date: 24 November 2004
El Paso Corp posts earnings of $16 million, or 3 cents per share, for second quarter, compared with restated loss of $2.07 per share year earlier (S)
Full Article
WAL-MART WILL ALLOW UNIONS AT ITS STORES IN CHINA
Date: 24 November 2004
Wal-Mart Stores will allow trade unions for its employees in China, where restrictions on foreign retailers are expected to loosen (S)
Full Article
Courage, CBS News
Date: 24 November 2004
By BILL CARTER
Bill CARTER
Departure of Dan Rather from CBS's evening newscast represents kind of coda on long, sad song of decline from greatness; news organization that did most to define broadcast news from early days of radio through golden age of television in 1950's and 1960's has gone through marked falloff in last 15 years, probably suffering more than any other network from shrinking of resources that matched its shrinking audience; idea that Rather's decision to give up his anchor job is some kind of signal of final abandonment fo quality news at CBS is challenged by CBS chairman Leslie Moonves and by some staff members at CBS News; argue that Rather's departure after 24 years in anchor chair should be seen as long-needed opportunity for fresh start; Moonves acknowledges that Rather's departure is significant moment for organization that has seen its share of turbulence during his time as anchor; photos (M)
Full Article
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 24 November 2004
Full Article
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 25 November 2004
Full Article
Rather Quitting As CBS Anchor In Abrupt Move
Date: 24 November 2004
By JACQUES STEINBERG and BILL CARTER
Jacques STEINBERG
Dan Rather, 73, says he will step down in Mar as CBS Evening News anchor and managing editor on his 24th anniversary as anchor; plans to continue to work full time at CBS News as 60 Minutes correspondent; CBS executives cite John Roberts as possible successor; Rather says he and CBS chairman Leslie Moonves saw need to announce plan well before independent panel reports on journalistic breakdowns that led CBS News to broadcast and vigorously defend 60 Minutes report about Pres Bush's National Guard service, interview; Moonves says he backs Rather's desire to leave on own terms; Rather's career recalled; photos (M)
Full Article
A Reporter-Anchor Who Blazed a Trail of His Own
Date: 24 November 2004
By JIM RUTENBERG; Jacques Steinberg and Bill Carter contributed reporting for this article
Jim RUTENBERG
Dan Rather's decision to retire as CBS Evening News anchor is acknowledgment that he cannot fight time or scent of scandal that threatens to mar his legacy and that of his once-vaunted news division; Rather's colleagues see his exit so much like his 42-year career at network: bittersweet, poignant and somewhat mysterious; will leave his post with tumultuous legacy that is uniquely his own and quite unlike those of his younger and more staid network news competitors, Tom Brokaw and Peter Jennings; photos (M)
Full Article
Improved Numbers Shelter CBS From the Fallout
Date: 25 November 2004
By BILL CARTER and JACQUES STEINBERG
Bill CARTER
Strong performance of entertainment division of CBS helps network weather upheaval at CBS News, including fallout from investigation into its report on Pres Bush's National Guard duty and departure of Dan Rather as anchor of evening news; CBS, long identified as gray-haired network, has made significant breakthrough with younger audiences, and it is expected to win November ratings sweeps competition in every important ratings category; Leslie Moonves, chairman, comments; photos (M)
Full Article
Two Anchormen Down. One More to Go?
Date: 24 November 2004
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Peter Jennings will be last broadcast news anchorman now that Dan Rather has decided to leave in March and Tom Brokaw departs next week; if Jennings's ratings to do not rise after rookies replace his longtime rivals, he may find ABC executives pushing him out (M)
Full Article
AIR PRODUCTS AND PRAXAIR POST OCTOBER SALES GAINS
Date: 25 November 2004
Air Products & Chemicals and Praxair report that sales of industrial gases rose in October by 12 percent and 15 percent respectively (S)
Full Article
EL PASO RETURNED TO PROFIT IN LATEST QUARTER
Date: 24 November 2004
El Paso Corp posts earnings of $16 million, or 3 cents per share, for second quarter, compared with restated loss of $2.07 per share year earlier (S)
Full Article
WAL-MART WILL ALLOW UNIONS AT ITS STORES IN CHINA
Date: 24 November 2004
Wal-Mart Stores will allow trade unions for its employees in China, where restrictions on foreign retailers are expected to loosen (S)
Full Article
Courage, CBS News
Date: 24 November 2004
By BILL CARTER
Bill CARTER
Departure of Dan Rather from CBS's evening newscast represents kind of coda on long, sad song of decline from greatness; news organization that did most to define broadcast news from early days of radio through golden age of television in 1950's and 1960's has gone through marked falloff in last 15 years, probably suffering more than any other network from shrinking of resources that matched its shrinking audience; idea that Rather's decision to give up his anchor job is some kind of signal of final abandonment fo quality news at CBS is challenged by CBS chairman Leslie Moonves and by some staff members at CBS News; argue that Rather's departure after 24 years in anchor chair should be seen as long-needed opportunity for fresh start; Moonves acknowledges that Rather's departure is significant moment for organization that has seen its share of turbulence during his time as anchor; photos (M)
Full Article
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 24 November 2004
Full Article
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 25 November 2004
Full Article
Rather Quitting As CBS Anchor In Abrupt Move
Date: 24 November 2004
By JACQUES STEINBERG and BILL CARTER
Jacques STEINBERG
Dan Rather, 73, says he will step down in Mar as CBS Evening News anchor and managing editor on his 24th anniversary as anchor; plans to continue to work full time at CBS News as 60 Minutes correspondent; CBS executives cite John Roberts as possible successor; Rather says he and CBS chairman Leslie Moonves saw need to announce plan well before independent panel reports on journalistic breakdowns that led CBS News to broadcast and vigorously defend 60 Minutes report about Pres Bush's National Guard service, interview; Moonves says he backs Rather's desire to leave on own terms; Rather's career recalled; photos (M)
Full Article
A Reporter-Anchor Who Blazed a Trail of His Own
Date: 24 November 2004
By JIM RUTENBERG; Jacques Steinberg and Bill Carter contributed reporting for this article
Jim RUTENBERG
Dan Rather's decision to retire as CBS Evening News anchor is acknowledgment that he cannot fight time or scent of scandal that threatens to mar his legacy and that of his once-vaunted news division; Rather's colleagues see his exit so much like his 42-year career at network: bittersweet, poignant and somewhat mysterious; will leave his post with tumultuous legacy that is uniquely his own and quite unlike those of his younger and more staid network news competitors, Tom Brokaw and Peter Jennings; photos (M)
Full Article
Improved Numbers Shelter CBS From the Fallout
Date: 25 November 2004
By BILL CARTER and JACQUES STEINBERG
Bill CARTER
Strong performance of entertainment division of CBS helps network weather upheaval at CBS News, including fallout from investigation into its report on Pres Bush's National Guard duty and departure of Dan Rather as anchor of evening news; CBS, long identified as gray-haired network, has made significant breakthrough with younger audiences, and it is expected to win November ratings sweeps competition in every important ratings category; Leslie Moonves, chairman, comments; photos (M)
Full Article
Two Anchormen Down. One More to Go?
Date: 24 November 2004
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Peter Jennings will be last broadcast news anchorman now that Dan Rather has decided to leave in March and Tom Brokaw departs next week; if Jennings's ratings to do not rise after rookies replace his longtime rivals, he may find ABC executives pushing him out (M)
Full Article
AIR PRODUCTS AND PRAXAIR POST OCTOBER SALES GAINS
Date: 25 November 2004
Air Products & Chemicals and Praxair report that sales of industrial gases rose in October by 12 percent and 15 percent respectively (S)
Full Article
EL PASO RETURNED TO PROFIT IN LATEST QUARTER
Date: 24 November 2004
El Paso Corp posts earnings of $16 million, or 3 cents per share, for second quarter, compared with restated loss of $2.07 per share year earlier (S)
Full Article
WAL-MART WILL ALLOW UNIONS AT ITS STORES IN CHINA
Date: 24 November 2004
Wal-Mart Stores will allow trade unions for its employees in China, where restrictions on foreign retailers are expected to loosen (S)
Full Article
Courage, CBS News
Date: 24 November 2004
By BILL CARTER
Bill CARTER
Departure of Dan Rather from CBS's evening newscast represents kind of coda on long, sad song of decline from greatness; news organization that did most to define broadcast news from early days of radio through golden age of television in 1950's and 1960's has gone through marked falloff in last 15 years, probably suffering more than any other network from shrinking of resources that matched its shrinking audience; idea that Rather's decision to give up his anchor job is some kind of signal of final abandonment fo quality news at CBS is challenged by CBS chairman Leslie Moonves and by some staff members at CBS News; argue that Rather's departure after 24 years in anchor chair should be seen as long-needed opportunity for fresh start; Moonves acknowledges that Rather's departure is significant moment for organization that has seen its share of turbulence during his time as anchor; photos (M)
Full Article
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 24 November 2004
Full Article
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 25 November 2004
Full Article
Rather Quitting As CBS Anchor In Abrupt Move
Date: 24 November 2004
By JACQUES STEINBERG and BILL CARTER
Jacques STEINBERG
Dan Rather, 73, says he will step down in Mar as CBS Evening News anchor and managing editor on his 24th anniversary as anchor; plans to continue to work full time at CBS News as 60 Minutes correspondent; CBS executives cite John Roberts as possible successor; Rather says he and CBS chairman Leslie Moonves saw need to announce plan well before independent panel reports on journalistic breakdowns that led CBS News to broadcast and vigorously defend 60 Minutes report about Pres Bush's National Guard service, interview; Moonves says he backs Rather's desire to leave on own terms; Rather's career recalled; photos (M)
Full Article
A Reporter-Anchor Who Blazed a Trail of His Own
Date: 24 November 2004
By JIM RUTENBERG; Jacques Steinberg and Bill Carter contributed reporting for this article
Jim RUTENBERG
Dan Rather's decision to retire as CBS Evening News anchor is acknowledgment that he cannot fight time or scent of scandal that threatens to mar his legacy and that of his once-vaunted news division; Rather's colleagues see his exit so much like his 42-year career at network: bittersweet, poignant and somewhat mysterious; will leave his post with tumultuous legacy that is uniquely his own and quite unlike those of his younger and more staid network news competitors, Tom Brokaw and Peter Jennings; photos (M)
Full Article
Improved Numbers Shelter CBS From the Fallout
Date: 25 November 2004
By BILL CARTER and JACQUES STEINBERG
Bill CARTER
Strong performance of entertainment division of CBS helps network weather upheaval at CBS News, including fallout from investigation into its report on Pres Bush's National Guard duty and departure of Dan Rather as anchor of evening news; CBS, long identified as gray-haired network, has made significant breakthrough with younger audiences, and it is expected to win November ratings sweeps competition in every important ratings category; Leslie Moonves, chairman, comments; photos (M)
Full Article
Two Anchormen Down. One More to Go?
Date: 24 November 2004
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Peter Jennings will be last broadcast news anchorman now that Dan Rather has decided to leave in March and Tom Brokaw departs next week; if Jennings's ratings to do not rise after rookies replace his longtime rivals, he may find ABC executives pushing him out (M)
Full Article
AIR PRODUCTS AND PRAXAIR POST OCTOBER SALES GAINS
Date: 25 November 2004
Air Products & Chemicals and Praxair report that sales of industrial gases rose in October by 12 percent and 15 percent respectively (S)
Full Article
EL PASO RETURNED TO PROFIT IN LATEST QUARTER
Date: 24 November 2004
El Paso Corp posts earnings of $16 million, or 3 cents per share, for second quarter, compared with restated loss of $2.07 per share year earlier (S)
Full Article
WAL-MART WILL ALLOW UNIONS AT ITS STORES IN CHINA
Date: 24 November 2004
Wal-Mart Stores will allow trade unions for its employees in China, where restrictions on foreign retailers are expected to loosen (S)
Full Article