18. септембар 1999. је био субота под знаком звездице ♍. Био је 260 дан у години. Председник Сједињених Држава је био William J. (Bill) Clinton.
Ако сте рођени на данашњи дан, имате 26 година. Ваш последњи рођендан је био четвртак, 18. септембар 2025., пре 274 дана. Ваш следећи рођендан је петак, 18. септембар 2026., за 90 дана. Живели сте 9.771 дана, или око 234.505 сати, или око 14.070.328 минута, или око 844.219.680 секунди.
Date: 19 September 1999
By BETSY WADE
Betsy WADE
Betsy Wade Practical Traveler column on decision by most American airlines to ease restrictions on frequent-flier miles, particularly ones that would have expired if accounts showed no activity in 36 months; offers ways for participants to ensure that they do not lose accumulated miles; drawing (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By ANN POWERS
Ann POWERS
Article explores renaissance of young female rhythm-and-blues and soul artists in pop music's mainstream; notes that, having grown up loving hip-hop, they are more individualistic and confrontational than their older counterparts; photos (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By JOHN HOLUSHA
John HOLUSHA
Some companies in midtown Manhattan are moving their offices to nontraditional areas, such as 11th Avenue; shift reflects strong economy in which employment gains have produced tight market for office space in most areas of Manhattan and have spurred construction of new office buildings, notably in Times Square and suburbs, particularly the New Jersey waterfront; as result, businesses are jockeying for new locations and testing parts of town on East and West Sides; decision by designer Kenneth Cole to move his headquarters from 57th and Seventh to 50th and 11th noted; his photo (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By E. KYLE MINOR
E. MINOR
Article on Polka Dot Playhouse on Pleasure Beach in Bridgeport, Conn; producers Rose Lodice and Guy Rocco comment on help from community in three-year, $2.6 million construction of new Polka Dot Playhouse at old People's Bank building in downtown Bridgeport; photos (M)
Date: 18 September 1999
By BILL DEDMAN
Bill DEDMAN
Wi
Date: 19 September 1999
By PAUL ZIELBAUER
Paul ZIELBAUER
Pres Clinton declares Federal disaster areas in four New York and eight New Jersey counties as homeowners in lower Hudson Valley and northern New Jersey continue bailing out homes in wake of Hurricane Floyd; about 125,000 homes in two states still have no power; tens of thousands have lost regular and cellular phone service; over 200,000 people in 46 New Jersey towns are warned to boil water after flooding overwhelms treatment plant; National Guard troops keep increasingly desperate homeowner from returning to flooded homes in parts of northern New Jersey (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By THOMAS J. LUECK
Thomas LUECK
New York City Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani strongly backs new standards adopted by New York State Regents Board to require teachers to complete college majors in subjects they teach, news briefing; discusses continuing battle against St Louis encephalitis outbreak; gibes at Pres Clinton for granting clemency to imprisoned members of Puerto Rican terrorist group (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By BETSY WADE
Betsy WADE
Betsy Wade Practical Traveler column on decision by most American airlines to ease restrictions on frequent-flier miles, particularly ones that would have expired if accounts showed no activity in 36 months; offers ways for participants to ensure that they do not lose accumulated miles; drawing (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By ANN POWERS
Ann POWERS
Article explores renaissance of young female rhythm-and-blues and soul artists in pop music's mainstream; notes that, having grown up loving hip-hop, they are more individualistic and confrontational than their older counterparts; photos (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By JOHN HOLUSHA
John HOLUSHA
Some companies in midtown Manhattan are moving their offices to nontraditional areas, such as 11th Avenue; shift reflects strong economy in which employment gains have produced tight market for office space in most areas of Manhattan and have spurred construction of new office buildings, notably in Times Square and suburbs, particularly the New Jersey waterfront; as result, businesses are jockeying for new locations and testing parts of town on East and West Sides; decision by designer Kenneth Cole to move his headquarters from 57th and Seventh to 50th and 11th noted; his photo (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By E. KYLE MINOR
E. MINOR
Article on Polka Dot Playhouse on Pleasure Beach in Bridgeport, Conn; producers Rose Lodice and Guy Rocco comment on help from community in three-year, $2.6 million construction of new Polka Dot Playhouse at old People's Bank building in downtown Bridgeport; photos (M)
Date: 18 September 1999
By BILL DEDMAN
Bill DEDMAN
Wi
Date: 19 September 1999
By PAUL ZIELBAUER
Paul ZIELBAUER
Pres Clinton declares Federal disaster areas in four New York and eight New Jersey counties as homeowners in lower Hudson Valley and northern New Jersey continue bailing out homes in wake of Hurricane Floyd; about 125,000 homes in two states still have no power; tens of thousands have lost regular and cellular phone service; over 200,000 people in 46 New Jersey towns are warned to boil water after flooding overwhelms treatment plant; National Guard troops keep increasingly desperate homeowner from returning to flooded homes in parts of northern New Jersey (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By THOMAS J. LUECK
Thomas LUECK
New York City Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani strongly backs new standards adopted by New York State Regents Board to require teachers to complete college majors in subjects they teach, news briefing; discusses continuing battle against St Louis encephalitis outbreak; gibes at Pres Clinton for granting clemency to imprisoned members of Puerto Rican terrorist group (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By BETSY WADE
Betsy WADE
Betsy Wade Practical Traveler column on decision by most American airlines to ease restrictions on frequent-flier miles, particularly ones that would have expired if accounts showed no activity in 36 months; offers ways for participants to ensure that they do not lose accumulated miles; drawing (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By ANN POWERS
Ann POWERS
Article explores renaissance of young female rhythm-and-blues and soul artists in pop music's mainstream; notes that, having grown up loving hip-hop, they are more individualistic and confrontational than their older counterparts; photos (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By JOHN HOLUSHA
John HOLUSHA
Some companies in midtown Manhattan are moving their offices to nontraditional areas, such as 11th Avenue; shift reflects strong economy in which employment gains have produced tight market for office space in most areas of Manhattan and have spurred construction of new office buildings, notably in Times Square and suburbs, particularly the New Jersey waterfront; as result, businesses are jockeying for new locations and testing parts of town on East and West Sides; decision by designer Kenneth Cole to move his headquarters from 57th and Seventh to 50th and 11th noted; his photo (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By E. KYLE MINOR
E. MINOR
Article on Polka Dot Playhouse on Pleasure Beach in Bridgeport, Conn; producers Rose Lodice and Guy Rocco comment on help from community in three-year, $2.6 million construction of new Polka Dot Playhouse at old People's Bank building in downtown Bridgeport; photos (M)
Date: 18 September 1999
By BILL DEDMAN
Bill DEDMAN
Wi
Date: 19 September 1999
By PAUL ZIELBAUER
Paul ZIELBAUER
Pres Clinton declares Federal disaster areas in four New York and eight New Jersey counties as homeowners in lower Hudson Valley and northern New Jersey continue bailing out homes in wake of Hurricane Floyd; about 125,000 homes in two states still have no power; tens of thousands have lost regular and cellular phone service; over 200,000 people in 46 New Jersey towns are warned to boil water after flooding overwhelms treatment plant; National Guard troops keep increasingly desperate homeowner from returning to flooded homes in parts of northern New Jersey (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By THOMAS J. LUECK
Thomas LUECK
New York City Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani strongly backs new standards adopted by New York State Regents Board to require teachers to complete college majors in subjects they teach, news briefing; discusses continuing battle against St Louis encephalitis outbreak; gibes at Pres Clinton for granting clemency to imprisoned members of Puerto Rican terrorist group (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By BETSY WADE
Betsy WADE
Betsy Wade Practical Traveler column on decision by most American airlines to ease restrictions on frequent-flier miles, particularly ones that would have expired if accounts showed no activity in 36 months; offers ways for participants to ensure that they do not lose accumulated miles; drawing (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By ANN POWERS
Ann POWERS
Article explores renaissance of young female rhythm-and-blues and soul artists in pop music's mainstream; notes that, having grown up loving hip-hop, they are more individualistic and confrontational than their older counterparts; photos (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By JOHN HOLUSHA
John HOLUSHA
Some companies in midtown Manhattan are moving their offices to nontraditional areas, such as 11th Avenue; shift reflects strong economy in which employment gains have produced tight market for office space in most areas of Manhattan and have spurred construction of new office buildings, notably in Times Square and suburbs, particularly the New Jersey waterfront; as result, businesses are jockeying for new locations and testing parts of town on East and West Sides; decision by designer Kenneth Cole to move his headquarters from 57th and Seventh to 50th and 11th noted; his photo (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By E. KYLE MINOR
E. MINOR
Article on Polka Dot Playhouse on Pleasure Beach in Bridgeport, Conn; producers Rose Lodice and Guy Rocco comment on help from community in three-year, $2.6 million construction of new Polka Dot Playhouse at old People's Bank building in downtown Bridgeport; photos (M)
Date: 18 September 1999
By BILL DEDMAN
Bill DEDMAN
Wi
Date: 19 September 1999
By PAUL ZIELBAUER
Paul ZIELBAUER
Pres Clinton declares Federal disaster areas in four New York and eight New Jersey counties as homeowners in lower Hudson Valley and northern New Jersey continue bailing out homes in wake of Hurricane Floyd; about 125,000 homes in two states still have no power; tens of thousands have lost regular and cellular phone service; over 200,000 people in 46 New Jersey towns are warned to boil water after flooding overwhelms treatment plant; National Guard troops keep increasingly desperate homeowner from returning to flooded homes in parts of northern New Jersey (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By THOMAS J. LUECK
Thomas LUECK
New York City Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani strongly backs new standards adopted by New York State Regents Board to require teachers to complete college majors in subjects they teach, news briefing; discusses continuing battle against St Louis encephalitis outbreak; gibes at Pres Clinton for granting clemency to imprisoned members of Puerto Rican terrorist group (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By BETSY WADE
Betsy WADE
Betsy Wade Practical Traveler column on decision by most American airlines to ease restrictions on frequent-flier miles, particularly ones that would have expired if accounts showed no activity in 36 months; offers ways for participants to ensure that they do not lose accumulated miles; drawing (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By ANN POWERS
Ann POWERS
Article explores renaissance of young female rhythm-and-blues and soul artists in pop music's mainstream; notes that, having grown up loving hip-hop, they are more individualistic and confrontational than their older counterparts; photos (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By E. KYLE MINOR
E. MINOR
Article on Polka Dot Playhouse on Pleasure Beach in Bridgeport, Conn; producers Rose Lodice and Guy Rocco comment on help from community in three-year, $2.6 million construction of new Polka Dot Playhouse at old People's Bank building in downtown Bridgeport; photos (M)
Date: 18 September 1999
By BILL DEDMAN
Bill DEDMAN
Wi
Date: 19 September 1999
By PAUL ZIELBAUER
Paul ZIELBAUER
Pres Clinton declares Federal disaster areas in four New York and eight New Jersey counties as homeowners in lower Hudson Valley and northern New Jersey continue bailing out homes in wake of Hurricane Floyd; about 125,000 homes in two states still have no power; tens of thousands have lost regular and cellular phone service; over 200,000 people in 46 New Jersey towns are warned to boil water after flooding overwhelms treatment plant; National Guard troops keep increasingly desperate homeowner from returning to flooded homes in parts of northern New Jersey (M)
Date: 19 September 1999
By THOMAS J. LUECK
Thomas LUECK
New York City Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani strongly backs new standards adopted by New York State Regents Board to require teachers to complete college majors in subjects they teach, news briefing; discusses continuing battle against St Louis encephalitis outbreak; gibes at Pres Clinton for granting clemency to imprisoned members of Puerto Rican terrorist group (M)