The most-watched presidential debate on record was the Oct. 28, 1980, confrontation between Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter.
Catcher Jorge Posada's appeal of his six-game suspension for his Sept. 3 confrontation with an umpire was to be heard today.
Mr. Wilson said that he and Mr. Lithgow did not spend a lot of time on the choreography of the Act 2 confrontation.
11 confrontation: Dealing diplomatically, and perhaps militarily, with countries that could supply or launch nuclear weapons long before Mr. Bush's missile defenses are ready.
The ruling was made in the case of Rahim Thomas, 19, of Brooklyn, who is accused of fatally shooting Samantha LaCoot, 16, in an Oct. 17 confrontation among teenagers on Fountain Avenue in East New York.
Sometimes her singing is a little sedate, but she does well when standing up to her nemesis, the sorceress Ortrud, in their Act 2 confrontation and registers Elsa's devastation at Lohengrin's departure.
But longtime associates say they never saw anything to suggest that Crittenton would react as rashly and as recklessly as news reports say he did in a Dec. 21 confrontation with Arenas.
But it was not until Wednesday that he expressed an opinion about the Oct. 3 confrontation in Tehran between the police and Iranians trying to sell rials to black-market money traders for dollars and other foreign currencies.
Accounts of the Sept. 16 confrontation in Baghdad differ widely, with Blackwater executives saying that their guards came under attack, while Iraqi government officials and civilian witnesses say that the Blackwater gunmen opened fire without provocation.
D1 ARTS E1-12 Confrontation Looms for Met At a meeting tomorrow in Rome, Italian investigators tracking looted antiquities plan to question the director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art about the provenance of about 30 objects that they assert were clandestinely excavated before making their way into the museum's collection or the private trove of Shelby White, a Met trustee.
