Fresh StuffThis is a joke, right?(Untitled)- March 25, 2003 Democrats, Treading Carefully, Press On for Presidency. Democratic presidential candidates say they are weighing what is appropriate to do or say at a time when the nation is absorbing endless images of soldiers in combat. By Adam Nagourney with Richard A. Oppel Jr..http://radio.weblogs.com/0100103/2003/03/25.html#a12681 (Untitled)- March 25, 2003 U.S. Plans to Run Iraq Itself. The U.S. is preparing to establish immediate sole control of post-war Iraq, initially without recourse to the U.N. By Elizabeth Becker.http://radio.weblogs.com/0100103/2003/03/25.html#a12679 (Untitled)- March 25, 2003 24-Hour Air Patrols Resume Over New York. The United States government has resumed air patrols after the city was warned that it was in special danger from terrorists during the war with Iraq. By Philip Shenon.http://radio.weblogs.com/0100103/2003/03/25.html#a12680 (Untitled)- March 25, 2003 Sandal From Brazil Is New Fashion Flavor. Brazilian flip-flops are now fashion's flavor of the month in the United States, finding takers in high-end stores for prices as high as $160. By Tony Smith.http://radio.weblogs.com/0100103/2003/03/25.html#a12668 (Untitled)- March 25, 2003 Shock, Awe and Razzmatazz in the Sequel. With the new engagement in Iraq, the Pentagon and television news coverage are blurring the lines between movies and real life as never before. By Michiko Kakutani.http://radio.weblogs.com/0100103/2003/03/25.html#a12669 (Untitled)- March 25, 2003 Preparing Journalists for Battle. British companies that equip and train members of the news media in Iraq have experienced booming business. By Alan Cowell.http://radio.weblogs.com/0100103/2003/03/25.html#a12670 (Untitled)- March 25, 2003 Oil Prices Help Mexico's Trade. High oil prices pushed Mexico's trade balance into a surplus for the first time since June 1997, the finance ministry said. By The New York Times.http://radio.weblogs.com/0100103/2003/03/25.html#a12671 (Untitled)- March 25, 2003 Helping Hand for Bangladesh's Poor. As successive governments have struggled to fulfill basic needs, the Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee, or BRAC, does much of what a government should do. By Amy Waldman.http://radio.weblogs.com/0100103/2003/03/25.html#a12672 (Untitled)- March 25, 2003 World Business Briefing: Asia. JAPAN: Special Bank Meeting; JAPAN: Trade Surplus Grows; JAPAN: Land Prices Fall; SOUTH KOREA: Debt Assistance;.http://radio.weblogs.com/0100103/2003/03/25.html#a12673 (Untitled)- March 25, 2003 World Business Briefing: Australia. AUSTRALIA: Gas Deposit Found; AUSTRALIA: Real Estate Acquisition;.http://radio.weblogs.com/0100103/2003/03/25.html#a12674 |