22 April 2004 By The Morning News — 22 Apr 2004 New York's currently: ready for testing Suicide bomber kills four, wounds 148 yesterday in Riyadh; Attack claimed by group linked to al Qaeda. Fascinating: Patriot Act based on fraudulent Air Force claim in 1953, establishing government's 'state secrets' privilege. U.S. to rehire former Baath Party officials, senior military officers; U.S. generals to be pleased. Police find 110 illegal immigrants imprisoned in small Los Angeles house. Logs from Saddam Hussein interrogations. Archive of Fitzgerald's screenplays--showing he worked perhaps more than he drank but with less success--added to U.S.C's collection. U.N. Security Council to investigate U.S. Treasury's claim: $10 billion was made off the back of the oil-for-food program. Excerpts from Kerry's military records. 'You break it, you own it' rule does not exist, Pottery Barn officials explain. Bloomberg picks Ed Koch to coax liberals into welcoming Republicans to New York. Know your Mafia: Junior Persico, The Pajama King, Wing Yeung Chan. Eventually people will wonder what all the fuss is about. They will say 'Of course these [computers] are conscious. They're good company.' Profile of Daniel Dennett, philosopher with an instinct for the jugular. Less than 10 percent of BBC viewers find arts or religious programs to have particular value for society. American novelist admits loving comics as child. Overview of New York's thriving restaurant scene. Related: Overview of political shifts in South Korea and Japan. Encounters with burglars and whores.
