1.   The newly named national negotiating conferences will decide bargaining issues affecting members covered by the particular national negotiating councils.

2.   And another longtime resident pointed out a much lower land mass as the newly named mountain.

3.   As for Seiji Ozawa Hall -- part of the newly named Leonard Bernstein Campus of the Tanglewood Music Center -- time will better reveal its weaknesses and strengths.

4.   As the newly named Naismith winner, there may be a fresh load of pressure on Lobo this weekend.

5.   Because land use policy has stymied the bulldozer, ad agencies are moving into old warehouses in the newly named Pearl District.

6.   A dozen years ago he was the newly named chief executive of the third biggest bank in North Carolina, after North Carolina National Bank and Wachovia Bank.

7.   But the fate of the newly named Douglas Products Division will ultimately be up to airline customers.

8.   But the newly named independent counsel, Carol Elder Bruce, will soon find that the case is only partly about the secretary of Interior.

9.   Cingular is the newly named wireless venture formed by SBC Communications and BellSouth, which have used a variety of technologies so far.

10.   Her newly named chief of staff, Melanne Verveer, has three assistants who, in turn, have several assistants of their own.