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2001Year At least 8,000 job seekers line up for New York City-sponsored fair for New Yorkers who lost jobs in wake of World Trade Center disaster
city plans second job fair, citing demand from jobless and from employers that could not get space at fair; photo (M) Thousands of Out-of-Work People Attend Job Fair
1965Year Wagner announces central referral unit and single phone number will be set up for housing complaints City Plans Single Phone Number To Receive Housing Complaints
City Plans Single Phone Number To Receive Housing Complaints
1950Year A welcome such as New York reserves for the maiden arrival of a superliner or an outstanding foreign dignitary awaits the Holland-America Line motor vessel Noordam when she arrives in the Delaware River off Philadelphia this morning. PHILADELPHIA SET TO GREET NOORDAM
City Plans Special Welcome for Ship Carrying Exhibits for Holland Fair
1963Year Colo special ad sec WATER ASSURED FOR LOS ANGELES
City Plans to Add Line to 50-Year-Old Aqueduct Court Decision Cited
2006Year Building codes for New York City and nation have changed little in five years since 9/11 terrorist attacks
city plans to adopt national building code once updates to model codes, to come out of National Institute of Standards and Technology study, are completed; New York City Buildings Dept Commissioner Patricia J Lancaster is overseeing efforts and one of first moves was to convene task force that made 21 recommendations for immediate changes in code, most of which have not been acted on; photo (M) 9/11 Has Spurred Only Modest Changes in New York City and National Building Codes
2001Year Public Lives profile of Robert Lederman, who has prevailed in latest court decision in his three federal lawsuits for his First Amendment right to display his art and opinions, much of which is directed against Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani, outside of Metropolitan Museum of Art
city plans to appeal; photo (M) End Draws Near for Mayor's Artful Adversary