4 March 2002 By The Morning News — 04 Mar 2002 Religious violence kills more than 500 in India. Switzerland vows to stay neutral, votes to join U.N. Business interests and humanitarian concerns can be combined in China, says John Kamm. U.S. recession recovery, once weak, now seems strong with growing manufacturing, consumer spending. [wsj; sub. req.] The thin line of deliberation when the press should hold a story for fear of endangering military operations. Letterman seems destined for ABC, won't return calls from CBS President Moonves. Roger Moore names Ewan McGregor as suitable heir to 007 role; doesn't say "Pierce Brosnan's a ponce." Tony Blair wears Paul Smith shirts with nude women on the sleeves. 15th century book turns up in Maine farmhouse. The details on Maya Lin's celestial park for downtown Grand Rapids. Russell Crowe's hand and math double in A Beautiful Mind explains that Crowe did his own math, needed coaching on lectures.
