25 January 2002 By The Morning News — 25 Jan 2002 House forces vote on campaign finance bill against soft money in wake of Enron collapse. U.S. may cut ties with Arafat as advisers reassess Middle East policy. India tests short-range nuclear missile, says good for security; Pakistan sees deterrent to stability. China finds opportunity in war on terrorism to make symbolic, cloaking good-will gestures before Bush arrives. AIDS set to pass Black Death as worst plague if life-prolonging drugs do not become widely available. In Otto-like move, Pennsylvania bus driver kidnaps riders for trip to White House. J.P. Morgan may face $1B penalty for Enron island venture. [wsj: subscription req.] Basketball's Hamlet--Latrell Sprewell--surpasses ennui, clinches jumper. Catholic Church searches for Saint _____ of the Internet. Waferbaby launches 1000 panel fusion: collaborative stories in images. In these days of lawsuits, manufactures assume surreal idiocy: Wacky Warning Labels.
