4 June 2002
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: surrounded by kleenexes
Egypt's Mubarak says they warned U.S. intelligence a week before Sept. 11 about an al Qaeda attack.
On eve before Sept. 11 investigation, CIA says it warned FBI about hijacker, contradicting FBI's assertion it didn't have the information.
Similar to South African government's inability to say the word 'AIDS,' anti-conservation White House finally admits existence of Greenhouse effect, calls for voluntary measures to correct legacy of voluntary measures.
Woody Allen and Judge stick to comic routines as Allen takes the stand in lawsuit against former business partners.
Atlanta suspects freed after lawyers don't appear, some in jail for weeks or over a month, longer than the longest likely sentence.
White House refuses to supply Lieberman with subpoenaed Enron papers, saying his aides can come over for a play-date.
English dolphin attempts to rape swimmers.
Portrait of New York death row revealed in correspondence.
The facts on the death penalty, including this: 87 people freed on grounds of innocence.
Interesting interview with origami master Michael LaFosse.
Hendrik Hertzberg, writing about rock like E.B. White on television, has a crush on Bono.
