Rain cancels President Bush Easter Egg Roll at White House
Intermittent rain forced cancellation of the first Eastern Egg Roll, sending children and parents outside to tour the White House instead. Organizers offered commemorative eggs and mansion tours as consolation, with Claire and Gabrielle Saba of Great Falls, Virginia among the hopeful crowds awaiting entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
White House
Gordon Johndroe
Claire
Gabrielle Saba
Great Falls
Gabrielle
Yahoo to donate ads to charities amid anti hate campaigns
Yahoo Inc plans a three year program pledging about 120 million messages worth of ads to charitable causes including campaigns on AIDS environment disaster relief and technology access. Anti hate banners began appearing last week citing tolerance education and a line about teaching kids to fight hate. The effort includes triggering ads when users search terms like Nazi or wildlife and features a Southern Poverty Law Center produced message urging tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yahoo Inc
Yahoo
Southern Poverty Law Center
Tolerance.org
Year’s best in journalism arts awarded Pulitzer Prizes
The predawn Elian Gonzalez raid coverage earned two Pulitzers: The Miami Herald for breaking news reporting and AP photographer Alan Diaz for breaking news photography. Other winners include The New York Times, The Oregonian, The Wall Street Journal, and the Rutland Herald for editorials on civil unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Diaz
Associated Press
Elian Gonzalez
Donato Dalrymple
Elian
Miami
New York
Miami Herald
Diaz
Miami AP
Chicago Tribune
The
New York Times
Oregonian of Portland
Wall Street Journal
Rutland (Vt
Tom Hallman Jr
INS
the Times
David Day Johnston
U.S
Tribune
Paul Salopek
Pulitzer Prize Winners 2001 Journalism and Arts Disciplines
The 2001 Pulitzer results name winners across journalism books and music. Notables include The Oregonian and The Miami Herald staff, David Willman, Tom Hallman Jr, Ian Johnson, Paul Salopek, Matt Rainey, Michael Chabon, and Joseph J. Ellis. Each winner earns 7500 dollars except the public service gold medal recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Chabon
Kavalier & Clay
David Auburn
Joseph J. Ellis
David Levering Lewis
W.E.B. du Bois
Stephen Dunn
Herbert P. Bix
Hirohito
Japan
John Corigliano
Seton Hall University
Rainey
New York
Bay of Pigs veterans split on Cuba policy
Washington AP reports Bay of Pigs veterans Mario Cabello and Juan Perez Franco clash over US Cuba policy. Franco backs hardline stance like President Bush, while Cabello seeks thawing relations. At a Miami meeting, Cabello was expelled from Brigade 2506 for attending a Cuban anniversary conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mario Cabello
Juan Perez Franco
Bay of Pigs
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Florida
Bush
Franco
Castro
Cabello
Bay of Pigs Veterans Assn
Miami
Little Havana
University of Havana
Brigade
CIA
Guatemala
Kennedy
US S
U.S
Congress
Bay of Pigs Veterans Group
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington, D.C
New York City
Wisconsin
Scott McCallum
Zach McCallum
Chris van Wagner
McCallum
Moswantown
Lowie
the Oregonian of
Portland
David Willman
Los Angeles Times
da “i Johnston
New Times
Ian Johnson
Oregonian
Dorothy Rabinowitz
Gail Caldwell
Boston Globe
David Moats
Rutland (VI) Herald
Ann Telaes
Los Angeles
Times Syndicate
Matt Rainey
Star-Ledger
Newark, N.J
Africa
Salopek
Newark
Mani Sad Gnaw
Ft Ih 0
Hunter Douglas
Wndow Fashions
East Seventh St
Lawrence
Oller
Eudgra
Lawrence Area
Thermalcraft.net
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!