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Photo Date: 01/26/2004
Caption: Jerry Delhomme, father of Carolina Panthers' quarterback Jake Delhomme, stands in front of his son's house, which is next to his own, in Breaux Bridge, La. Jake, a career backup QB, has become the unlikely star of the Panthers and will start against the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XXXVIII.
Photographer: Laws, Claudia B.
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Photo Date: 07/20/2002
Caption: New York Yankees' relief pitcher Steve Karsay on the mound against the Boston Red Sox during game at Yankee Stadium. The Yanks defeated the Red Sox, 9-8, in 11 innings.
Photographer: Simmons, Howard
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Photo Date: 07/18/2002
Caption: Susana Leval, retired director of El Museo del Barrio, at City Hall, where she was appointed to the mayor's new Panel for Educational Policy.
Photographer: Watts, Susan
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Photo Date: 07/17/2002
Caption: Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart are all smiles at the premiere of his new flick, "K-19:The Widowmaker," at the Ziegfeld Theater. Not so long ago, the couple would go out of their way to dodge the cameras.
Photographer: Corkery, Richard
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Photo Date: 03/10/2002
Caption: And exultant Olympic figure-skating champion Sarah Hughes (right) and her coach, Robin Wagner, greet the crowd lining the streets for the 16-year-old gold medalist's victory parade in her home town, Great Neck, L.I.
Photographer: Clark, Dennis
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Photo Date: 03/10/2002
Caption: Olympic figure-skating champion Sarah Hughes and her coach, Robin Wagner, wave to the crowd lining the streets for the 16-year-old gold medalist's victory parade in her home town, Great Neck, L.I.
Photographer: Clark, Dennis
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Photo Date: 03/10/2002
Caption: Matthea Marquart, president of the National Organization of Women of New York City, speaks about the need for mammography screening as Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-Brooklyn/Queens) and Dr. David Dershaw (rear), director of Breast Imaging at Sloan-Kettering.look on. Weiner released a report that found that 55 city clinics that offered mammograms have closed since 1999.
Photographer: Cataffo, Linda
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Photo Date: 03/10/2002
Caption: Speaking at the Downtown Athletic Club, Sen. Chuck Schumer (right) announces his plan to hand over $225 million to dozens of non-profit groups that are on the brink of closing since the Sept. 11 terrorist attack. The money would come out of the $2 billion federal grant to the Lower Manhattan Development Corp. in December. Looking on is John Corcoran, president of the DAC, one of many groups that could benefit from Schumer's plan.
Photographer: Torrie, Keith
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Photo Date: 03/10/2002
Caption: Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-Brooklyn/Queens) announces that women in New York City must wait up to six months for mammograms because fewer clinics are providing them. Weiner released a report that found that 55 city clinics that offered mammograms have closed since 1999.
Photographer: Cataffo, Linda
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Photo Date: 03/09/2002
Caption: United Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten speaks during a news conference at UFT's Park Ave. headquarters. Weingarten accused the city and the mayor of stalling on a new teachers' contract, and announced that she is asking the Public Employment Relations Board for a hearing on the union's charge that the city is engaging in unfair labor practices.
Photographer: Burns, David s. Freelance
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Photo Date: 03/09/2002
Caption: United Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten speaks during a news conference at UFT's Park Ave. headquarters. Weingarten accused the city and the mayor of stalling on a new teachers' contract, and announced that she is asking the Public Employment Relations Board for a hearing on the union's charge that the city is engaging in unfair labor practices.
Photographer: Burns, David s. Freelance
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Photo Date: 03/09/2002
Caption: Passersby gaze at "The Sphere" as it sits atop a flatbed truck in Battery Park in lower Manhattan. The 45,000-pound steel and bronze sculpture, which had been displayed in the center of World Trade Center Plaza and was a popular meeting spot for workers, was badly damaged in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. It will be rededicated as a monument in Battery Park on Monday to mark the six-month anniversary of the tragedy.
Photographer: Albans, Mike
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Photo Date: 03/08/2002
Caption: Israeli president Moshe Katsav speaks with members of the Daily News editorial board this afternoon at the paper's W. 33rd St. office.
Photographer: Warga, Craig
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Photo Date: 03/08/2002
Caption: Israeli president Moshe Katsav speaks with members of the Daily News editorial board this afternoon at the paper's W. 33rd St. office.
Photographer: Warga, Craig
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Photo Date: 03/08/2002
Caption: Joan and Clem Wurtz, the parents of Sgt. David Wurtz, hold a newspaper featuring a photograph of their son being airlifted to a hospital in Landstuhl, Germany, after the 24-year-old soldier was hit by enemy fire on March 2 during Operation Anaconda maneuvers in the mountains of eastern Afghanistan. Wurtz' parents, shown here in their Flushing, Queens, home, are overjoyed to learn that their son was safe and will be coming home soon.
Photographer: Turnbull, Bill
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Photo Date: 03/08/2002
Caption: Ex-cop Charles Schwarz holds hands with his wife, Andra, as the two speak with members of news media in front of a neighbor's home on Forest Ave., S.I. Schwarz was released on $1 million bail yesterday after spending almost three years in jail for allegedly holding down Abner Louima while another officer sodomized him with a broomstick in a Brooklyn stationhouse bathroom. A federal appeals court voided his conviction last week and ordered a new trial.
Photographer: Egan-chin, Debbie
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Photo Date: 03/07/2002
Caption: Damion Taylor, 18, is escorted from the 5th Precinct in Elmont, L.I., by a police officer after being arrested for his part in a botched robbery on March 6th during which a dozen hostages were taken at a Valley Stream, L.I., Staples store.
Photographer: Anderson, Willie
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Photo Date: 03/05/2002
Caption: Disheartened worshipers and local residents look on as firefighters battle a three-alarm blaze that consumed the Gurdwara Sikh Cultural Society on 118th St. in Richmond Hill, Queens. The 109-year-old former Methodist church was the oldest and biggest Sikh temple on the East Coast. Almost the entire library was destroyed in the fire, but 16 holy books were salvaged.
Photographer: Schwartz, Michael
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Photo Date: 03/05/2002
Caption: Egyptian President Hosni Mubarek talks to reporters after meeting with the President at the White House.The two leaders discussed possible solutions for ending the spiraling violence between Israelis and Palestinians.
Photographer: Hamburg, Harry
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Photo Date: 03/05/2002
Caption: U.S.Trade Representative Robert Zoellick briefs reporters at the White House on the President's decision to impose tariffs of up to 30% on most imported steel.
Photographer: Hamburg, Harry
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