7 April 2004
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: shopping for Mr. Coffee
Sadr's rebel insurgency swells to six Iraq cities, with signs that Sunnis and Shiites are cooperating in the resistance.
While U.S. vows to 'destroy' the rebel militia, still wants to go slow with Sadr, spinning him with marketing and hoping Iraqi police arrest him.
The 10-year mark today of the massacre that killed over 800,000 sees many Rwandans lost faith in their country, found it in Islam.
Confidence in Bush erodes, political crisis mode begins with new violence in Iraq --and 30 U.S. troops and 130 Iraqis killed in Fallujah since the weekend.
Gymnast falls from fourth floor in apparent accident, does somersault on the way down, escapes major injury.
Post-handover, largest C.I.A. station in the world to remain in Baghdad.
New software nabs plagiarists, students and the press must find new ways to write.
New York's oldest fireboat --maybe the world's --still in service with a few malfunctions, but new laptop.
Library of Congress to receive over 4,000 Early American artifacts, including letters from Columbus and the Carta Marina.
Record labels use file-sharing data to boost sales, influence marketplace.
'He wants it so bad that when he has his alphabet cereal in the morning, the letters spell out 'Treasury Secretary'' New York Democrats jockey for positions in Kerry's cabinet.
'Woe is me, I think I am becoming a god,' and other famous last words.
Carnegie Deli closed for health violations.
Baby naming in the Arab world and how it's affected by politics, world events.
There are more ways to spell 'Viagra' than you'd probably think.
Vanilla shortages boost price, not magical powers.
