Article: MISIDENTIFIED STAFF WRITER POLITICS?) ALL IS FAIR. WHICH ONE IS GRONDAHL'S (AND TIMES UNION'S) EXCUSE FOR THE PIECE HE COMMITTED ON THE FRONT PAGE OF THE LIFE AND LEISURE SECTION OF DEC. 6? IF YOU WILL PUBLISH PIECES LIKE THIS YOU SHOULD SHOULD ADD A DEATH, HATE AND SLIME SECTION TO ACCOMMODATE SIMILAR POISONOUS VENOM.(MAIN)

Article: ONLINE BROWSINGBY PAUL GRONDAHL STAFF ...
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  April 18, 1998 ;     700+ words ...The lesson of the power of the Internet for selling used books was driven home for John Nelson Sr. in the case of the 13-volume ``The Cambridge Modern History'' by Sir A.W. Ward. Nelson bought the set five years ago for $20. It sat on a top shelf at Nelson's Used Bookstore on Central Avenue in

Article: HARVESTING A CUREBY PAUL GRONDAHL STAFF ...
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  September 26, 1999 ;     700+ words ...Maribeth Cook's hope for a dramatic reversal of the paralytic symptoms left after a debilitating 1994 stroke began with some of the most carefully controlled swine in all of pigdom. On a western Massachusetts farm, 60 pink and plump young female Yorkshire pigs -- the same breed used in the movie

Article: PROSPEROUS PEASANTS HAD THEIR OWN CULTURE BY PAUL GRONDAHL ...
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  March 10, 1998 ;     700+ words ...Michael Smith's research has shed new light on 15th-century Aztec commoners in the central Mexico region that is now the state of Morelos. Smith found heretofore overlooked peasants were more prosperous, more enterprising and more engaged in a market economy than previously thought. Also, they had

Article: WRITERS' SERIES EXPLORING ART, MUSIC AND STAGEBY PAUL ...
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  September 16, 1998 ;     700+ words ...With a reputation for bringing a constellation of internationally acclaimed literary starss to Albany, the New York State Writers Institute is expanding its universe once again by exploring new dimensions of literary expression in its 15th anniversary season. The upcoming fall visiting writers

Article: LEARNING ABOUT `LEGS' ON A WALKING TOUR BY PAUL GRONDAHL ...
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  July 18, 2000 ;     700+ words ...Growing up in Albany's South End in the 1930s, Herb Holland heard the stories of the city's rogues' gallery, none more notorious than Prohibition-era gangster John T. ``Legs'' Diamond. The bootlegger, extortionist and drug dealer was shot three times in the head and died on Dec. 18, 1931, in a

Article: COMPLICATED STEPS LEAD TO BIOTECHNOLOGICAL TRANSPLANT BY PAUL ...
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  September 26, 1999 ;     700+ words ...Several steps of biotechnology were carried out on Aug. 31 to prepare the 30 million fetal pig cells that were transplanted into Maribeth Cook's brain the following day, Sept. 1. Jonathan Dinsmore, senior director of cell transplantation research for Diacrin Inc., who assisted hospital staff in the

Article: CEREMONIES IN TROY HONOR PIONEERING GEOLOGIST BY:PAUL ...
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  June 24, 1997 ;     700+ words ...For highly trained professionals used to discovering deposits of oil and gas buried deep beneath Earth's surface for hundreds of millions of years, this was a curious oversight, interred a few feet underground since 1932. But Sidney Powers remained in obscurity in the family burial plot at Oakwood