18 May 2005 By The Morning News — 18 May 2005 New York's currently: an agitation British official's report that Bush fixed intelligence to invade Iraq gathers no mention in the States. Stories from families fleeing troops in Uzbekistan. FBI discovers long-lost trial transcript in Emmett Till case. AIDS kills nearly one in three in South Africa. Massachusetts to address legal ambiguities of abandoned (or leftover) embryos. Without a will to direct its bequeathing, Joe Nash's vast archive on black dance in America hangs in limbo. Tracking Chicago crimes with Google Maps. Afghan detainee says interrogators dropped the Koran in the toilet. Magic Johnson buys a piece of the Williamsburg Savings Bank for condos. How to get a ticket to see Saturday Night Live. Fascinating: The music that Americans loved 100 years ago. International business bribing requires extreme caution. Pinker: How straight and gay men react to pheromones does not pinpoint a "gay gene." Artists make art behind the art already hanging in hotel rooms. Los Angeles gets first Latino mayor since 1872. New York to begin new tree census next month to identify "urban forest trends." Like Caleb Carr? Like interior design? You'll love this.
