1 February 2002
By The Morning News
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Bush proposes bill to diversify employee pension plans, still misses Enron problem of holdings concentrated in employer's stock.
White House declares embryos eligible for health care, establishing legal basis to repeal Roe v. Wade.
Elizabeth Dole gets whacked for Enron allegiance; Jeb Bush targeted for $325M loss from Florida state pension fund investment in energy giant.
What the WEF protests are about: Heidi Klum not invited to Elton John recital, world aghast.
Zimbabwe forbids foreign journalism; corrupt elections becoming clear.
Italy sees erosion of culture, community in surge of bingo parlors.
Chicago's Art Institute offers cautionary tale on hedge-fund investments. [wsj: subscription req.]
While I am, admittedly, a fashion fan, this story of a Dior purse is pure retch.
Government tests airport screening system, linking travel history with wealth of personal information.
A look at the tools foreign journalists use to bring home stories.
Watercolors by William Blake discovered.
Sissy Spacek watches To Kill A Mockingbird with the Times, remembers playing in a courthouse.
A great amount of content, especially in film: Commonwealth Stacks.
