NEWSGRIDS - JUNE 2001
June 30, July 1, 2001
Yugoslav
Gov't Quits Over 'Extradition' Click.Click. Yugoslav leaders hope to contain anger at the handover of Slobodan Milosevic, which has caused protests and political upheaval. Click. How the US Blackmailed the Serbs Click. For A Fist Full Of Dollars: Huge Aid Promise Prompted Handover Click. Condit tells days before intern vanished were busy British plan condoms in schools. Click. Click. Popular revolt against Algeria's military regime spreads China opens a 3 mile high rail track for mass migration to Tibet. Click. Click. Safra case: American Green Beret Ted Maher held hostage for 569 days. |
ONLY IN CALIFORNIA Click Petaluma government squabble. Click.
Measure targets charter schools Medical marijuana return hailed in Sonoma County. Click. Click. Emeryville interim Superintendent gets top San Rafael school job Click. Oakland boot camp prepares seventh-graders for new school Click. Toxic Dangers At Hamilton - By Louis Nuyens Lottery prize went to deserving man. Click.
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Click. Big Plans for the Tiny Screen Albuquerque teen accused of hacking NASA computer. Click. How the Navy Marine Corps Intranet will be secured for $4.1 billion. Click. Click. After splitting with his younger brother and Myst collaborator, Rand Miller raises venture financing -- virtually unheard of among game developers -- to build a game that he hopes will change the world. Click. Goodbye Microsoft. Hello Verisign. The new name for monopoly abuse. Click. Fish or Cut Bait: An intact Microsoft is too expensive Click. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University are using supercomputers to understand mathematically the workings of the human heart.
THE TRUTH WILL COME OUT. Washington Warriors Clash over History by David Corn Click. |
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Pentagon Defends Evacuation of Terrorists
Click. Retired US Army Colonel Convicted Of Selling Secrets To The Russians Click. Chinese Doctor Tells Of Organ Removals After Executions Click. Battlefield Uses Of Biotech Proposed In Report To Army At the Paris Air Show with the Merchants of Death. Click. Uncle Sam's Medical Pot Project Is Light on Research, Heavy on Compassion. Click. Kidnapping casts shadow over Copa America. Click. Frigate on patrol in Persian Gulf ordered to stay at sea. Click. Japanese diplomatic dispatches infiltrated by English-speaking spies. Click. Click. US and China factions are battling it out in Pakistan's inner circles. A former CIA operative explains why the terrorist Osama bin Laden has little to fear from American intelligence. Click. |
ONLY IN CALIFORNIA California Lawmakers Keep Condit at Arm’s Length. Click. Click. Oakland proposes tougher rent laws. Click.
'Little Punjab' in Yuba City Click. The Rumor Mill At The Bottom Of The World Click. Geologist says Nessie just a trick of tectonics Click. Zebra and Shetland Pony fell in love and made history. Click. Machu Picchu in Collapse
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The wired car in the wired world. Click. Australia's remote Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean is set to be turned into a space launch center. Click. These are busy times at the FBI's San Francisco office, home of the most active computer-crimes unit in the country. Thanks to the availability of automated tools that can wreak havoc on the Web, investigators there are seeing increasing reports of malicious hacking. Click.
Click. Bush to Jump-Start Energy Plan Somewhere in the FBI family there must be a hero who threatened to expose the obstruction of justice, implicating Louis Freeh and forcing him to order Danny Defenbaugh to surrender his hoard. Click. |
June 26, 2001
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A Memo From Osama
Click. Asia's new power balance - Jane's International Security News Iraq is helping Algeria build a nuclear program. Click. Click. China Deploys More Than A Dozen Warships near Spratly Islands Click. Iraqi Troops In Position To Invade Kurdistan Click. NATO Escorts Armed Terrorists to Safety Information Operations at the Point of the Spear: Enclave Site Defense Tactics at the Army Operations Center. Click. Click. Second major Mexican drug figure extradited to the United States Click. Jailed U.S. student worked for FBI - Russian agency Soldier of the Future. Click. Click. Al Fayed chases Gobi Desert gold Click. Mass executions expected in China Click. Homosexuality rift hampers UN summit on AIDS War And The Causes Of War from Brasscheck. Click. Click. Australia will make its spies reveal themselves! Click. Panamanian Spies for US Disclosed Click. Muddy Waters: Letting The Gulf Of Mexico Breathe Again |
ONLY IN CALIFORNIA A man with a handgun abducted a 17-year-old Petaluma youth early Monday, forcing him to drive to the Central Valley where he was safely released four hours later, Petaluma police said. Click. Click. Richmond dog owner free on bail. Family of mauled boy outraged at release Click.
Health care plan for women. Contra Costa Supervisors' debate today Click. Students start orientation for Oakland military school Click.
Mexico will not sign any border agreement that fails to include the Power talks begin for California Click. The Cosmic Holy Grail. Click. Click. A guide to European megaliths Unexpected evidence of early Christianity. Click. Ancient Greeks fired curses from the Underworld. Click. |
Click. Jobs Throws Apple at Teachers Click. Like "Star Trek's" all-powerful Borg, AOL and Microsoft are determined to crush the spirit of online independence. Is resistance futile? Click. Byting Into the New Chips Click. Yahoo adds video feature to instant messaging service Click. Developers of first commercial computer reminisce New York City Schools' restrictive web rules. Click. Click. New Software Streamlines The Search For Disease-Causing Genes
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Cracks appear in GOP front Click. GAO looks into Bush pals. Pentagon Report Fails to Address Key Question in Voting Controversy Click. |
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