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RELIGIOUS
FREEDOM COMES TO IRAQ
For the first time in
generations, Muslim
nudists are free of
persecution. |
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| WORLD NEWS |
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Iraqi Oil Flowing Again
Water, electricity to follow. |
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North Korea Offers to Disarm
in Exchange for “Certain
Considerations”
They include: $10 billion “in tens
and twenties,” the Laker Girls, and
the complete Warner Bros. library of
Daffy Duck cartoons. |
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SARS Travel Warning
Lifted for Toronto
The person who wanted to visit there may
now do so. |
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| BUSINESS |
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Wall Street Brokerages Who
Gave Phony Advice to Pay
$1.4 Billion in Settlements
To their top executives. |
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| PICTURE OF THE WEEK |
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New
Palestinian Prime Minister Has Puckish
Sense of Humor
Yasir Arafat may not know what he's
getting into, say friends. |
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| U. S. NEWS |
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Bush Meets With Biggest
Auto Makers
Seeks ways to help them skirt safety, air
pollution standards. |
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More Black Children in
Extreme PovertyThan Ever in 23 Years of
Record-Keeping
But Bush hopes eliminating dividend tax
will help. |
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Smithsonian Photo Exhibit of
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Moved
Downstairs, Behind Cafeteria
Photos judged "too beautiful"
for originally planned display. |
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REMINDER
We are all descended from the
same dysfunctional couple. |
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Facing Huge Deficits, States
Borrow From Only Reliable
Source of Funding
Native American casinos. |
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American Lung Association:
33 of 35 Million Californians
Breathing Dirty Air
While stuck in traffic on way to health
clubs. |
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| ALSO IN THE NEWS |
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“Bling-Bling” May
Be Added to Oxford English Dictionary
“Dude, it’s in,” says new
editor. |
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