The Nation; Flash! 2 Teenagers Get Attention!
Date: 03 June 2001
By Frank Bruni
Frank Bruni
Breathless press attention to alcohol abuse charges against Jenna and Barbara Bush noted; photo (S)
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3rd of June 2001 News
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MediaTalk; Remembering Pearl Harbor Has Its Risks
Date: 04 June 2001
By Felicity Barringer
Felicity Barringer
ABC News correspondent Sam Donaldson concedes he and Disney-owned network erred in splicing scenes from Walt Disney Co movie Pearl Harbor into his Webcast on Japanese 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor; movie raises issue for other journalists of how to describe attack in light of Japanese-American sensitivities; photo (M)
Political Briefing; McConnell Says Paper Is Out to Get Him
Date: 03 June 2001
By B. Drummond Ayres Jr
Sen Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, Republican conservative up for re-election, says state's leading paper, The Courier-Journal of Louisville, is out to get him and his wife, Secretary of Labor Elaine L Chao; says paper has printed many articles criticizing him for not making public names of donors to McConnell Center for Political Leadership, which he established at University of Louisville; paper says McConnell, one of most outspoken opponents of campaign finance changes, has not come up with single error in its coverage of him (S)
Editors' Note
Date: 03 June 2001
Editor's Note on May 27 article on popularity of current events discussion groups; Hofstra University's Professionals and Executives in Retirement executive council chairman Daniel A Salmon, who was quoted in article, was interviewed last August and died this March (S)
Word for Word/Nameless Dread; 20 Years Ago, the First Clues To the Birth of a Plague
Date: 03 June 2001
By Jack Begg
Jack Begg
Word for Word column quotes from first medical and news references to what was to become known as AIDS; Centers for Disease Control put name to disorder in 1982; photo (M)
Regus Looks to Buy Rival In Office-Space Business
Date: 04 June 2001
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Regus PLC is in talks to buy HQ Global Workplaces, largest provider of temporary office space in United States, from Frontline Capital Group for about 650 million pounds ($922 million) in stock (S)
Stock Index Funds Are Regaining Favor
Date: 03 June 2001
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Stock funds that track broad market indexes regain investors' favor; Vanguard 500 Index fund beat 59 percent of actively managed US large-scap stock funds through April 30 (S)
Rival Bid Spurs Higher Offer For Irish Utility
Date: 04 June 2001
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
EIsland, investor group led by Denis O'Brien, raises its bid for Irish phone company Eircom to 2.74 billion euros ($2.32 billion) in response to rival offers; group led by Sir Anthony O'Reilly holds its bid is backed by Eircom employees (M)
Saudis Pick Exxon Mobil and Shell for Huge Gas Projects
Date: 03 June 2001
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Exxon Mobil Corp, world's largest publicly traded oil company, is chosen to lead $17 billion gas development project in Al Ghawar field in Saudi Arabia, world's largest oil field; Royal Dutch/Shell Group will head $4 billion development of Shaybah, also in Saudi Arabia; Foreign Min Saud al-Faisal says two companies were chosen for lead roles because of their expertise (S)
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 03 June 2001
INTERNATIONAL 3-14 Arafat Calls for Cease-Fire, Deploring Tel Aviv Attack Yasir Arafat made a public call for an immediate and unconditional cease-fire and condemned the suicide bombing that killed 18 young Israelis outside a Tel Aviv nightclub on Friday night. The Israeli security cabinet responded by urging Mr. Arafat to follow up his words with ''deeds,'' specifically by re-arresting the Islamic militants who were released from Palestinian prisons last fall and have undertaken a systematic terrorist campaign. 1 Accused Prince Named King The bizarre massacre of most of Nepal's royal family was followed by the bizarre ascension to the throne of Crown Prince Dipendra, a love-struck young man who, by most accounts, murdered his parents and at least seven other relatives during the family's Friday night meal and now lies in a coma after an apparent suicide attempt. 1