29 August 2001 By The Morning News — 29 Aug 2001 Violence intensifies on both sides in West Bank; U.S. calls for Israeli withdrawl from Beit Jala.NATO calls arms-gathering in Macedonia a success; government sees it as a "theatrical harvest."Australian troops board Norwegian freighter loaded with 438 refugees.U.S. warns Israel that use of American-made weapons must be in self-defense.The fight in Washington over broadband has Bell companies and AT&T lobbying like mad.Industry Standard owes $10.4M to its 20 largest creditors.459M people have Internet access at home.Novelist Richard Russo finds his characters by following small-town routines.An analysis for why the U.S. failed to respond to Rwandan genocide.How to lane-split with a bike.Correction: A TMN headline yesterday labeled Alberto Fujimori as a former President of Japan; he is a former President of Peru.
