30 January 2004 By The Morning News — 30 Jan 2004 New York's currently: blaming delivery guys Increased autism cases have more parents seeking already limited care services. BBC director-general resigns after courts question its reportage in its claim the government overstated the Iraq-WMD connection. Super Bowl ads you'll see, and what you should expect. NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission pines for a 26 percent fare hike in March. What's to get behind with John Edwards. Making airplane music unbearable is a full-time marketing job. Profiles of the contending First Ladies. Amidst protests from human-rights activists, U.S. releases three teenagers from Guantanamo Bay. Columbus Circle becomes massive epicenter of high-end restaurants and supermodel-husband-owned bars. The Finger Lakes: making wine in the snow. Dick Cavett on Jack Paar, and crying. Capturing rare signs on the freeway. And: McMold. White House says nation's deficit will exceed $500 billion in 2004. Mugshots through the ages: Jim Morrison, Sacco and Vanzetti, Steve McQueen. When that doesn't work, they turn to artificial insemination. Cooking up pornography for Pandas.
