3 June 2002 By The Morning News — 03 Jun 2002 New York's currently: upset it was recommended to watch Bring It On India and Pakistan's leaders spend Monday in Almaty, Kazakhstan for security summit but don't meet together. As I Lay Quite, Quite Sick: New York State edits literary quotes in Regents tests for bizarre, frightening codes of sanitation. GOP wants churches to have greater lobbying power/influence, to revive the good ol' Christian conservative voting power. Fire breaks out at Buckingham Palace; art rescue team swoops into action; eerily similar to Bell's jubilee article. Masai give heartfelt tribute to Sept. 11 victims. Unfinished-mansion owners seeking Hollywood executive to blow up their house. Netflix founder and chief also works as president of the California State Board of Education. Europe bans spam mail, requiring that people opt-in to receive commercial email. Interesting 1962 article related to mp3 debates: Jukebox piracy. National food holidays, so you know when to send the card.
