12 December 2001 By The Morning News — 12 Dec 2001 U.S. will pull out of ABM treaty. U.S. files criminal charges against French man believed to 20th hijacker, four of six counts eligible for death penalty. House to pass election overhaul bill, offering millions to states. The Sotheby's price-fixing trial offers an interesting look at how rich people choose their prisons. Giuliani will open his own consulting firm, likely backed by Ernst and Young. Father sues school district for $1.5M when son was cut from basketball team, citing "messing up his future and potential earnings." A guide to free term papers online finds dismal results. Minorities find better auto deals online than in dealerships. The background of John F. Nash, subject of Ron Howard's A Beautiful Mind. NASA is creating most detailed topographic map of the world ever made, and it doesn't want to share with the other kiddies. New nerve cells can delete outdated memories. New issue of Generation Rice. 50 New Yorkers share what they did on Sept. 10; brief summary: Christy Turlington almost got married, Maira Kalman drew a shoe, Al Leiter took the day off.
