30 November 2001 By The Morning News — 30 Nov 2001 George Harrison--my favorite Beatle--died. House passes insurance bill to provide big loans to insurers, restricts claims by victims. U.N. passes move to impose new sanctions on Iraq. Zimbabwe moves closer to election, Mugabe cracks down harder on perceived threats. South Africa's high rates of rape increase spreading of HIV. Palestinian bomber killed 3, wounded 9; Sharon calls Arafat responsible, says Israel will act in order to end attacks. Japan's military's use of sex slaves during WWII was endorsed by corporations and government, new research shows. L.A. Sheriffs distribute condoms among inmates to slow spread of diseases. Osama bin Laden makes finalists round for Time's "Man of the Year." IBM called to pay $120K for "guerrilla" marketing campaign in San Francisco. A tribute to George, with a little help from his friends. Help support MTV: buy the Real World's used furniture.
