Nobel Prize in medicine shared by Hartwell Hunt Nurse
An American, Leland H. Hartwell, and two British researchers, R. Timothy Hunt and Paul M. Nurse, won the 2001 Nobel Prize in medicine for basic discoveries in cell cycle regulation. The award honors their work on how cells divide, with potential impacts on cancer diagnosis and therapy.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Leland H. Hartwell
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Seattle
R. Timothy Hunt
Imperial Cancer Research Fund
Hertfordshire
England
Paul M. Nurse
Imperial
Cancer Research Fund
London
Suicide bomber kills Israeli amid fragile truce in Israel
A Palestinian bomber blew himself up in northern Israel killing an Israeli and injuring another, the first suicide attack there in a month and a fresh blow to an already shaky cease-fire. In Hebron a Palestinian was shot dead and three hurt as clashes erupted, with Palestinians blaming Israeli troops and Israel citing internal Palestinian conflict. Israeli forces entered two Hebron neighborhoods and have remained for three days. Despite repeated attempts to preserve the cease-fire declared on Sept. 26, violence persists with over 70 Israelis and Palestinians dead since then. High level talks in Jerusalem among Peres, Qureia, and Erekat aimed to calm tensions, while Arafat's cabinet urged militants to stop attacks that threaten Palestinian interests.
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Jerusalem
Israel
West Bank
Hebron
Shimon Peres
Ahmed Qureia
Saeb Erekat
Generosity of strangers sparks patriotism in LA
Dear Abby shares letters praising acts of kindness after 9/11 and condemning prejudice. A Beverly Hills reader thanks strangers who gave him a flag, while others urge unity against scapegoating Muslims and Arabs. The columnist affirms national resilience in tough times.
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Dorothy Neuma
Beverly Hills
Cali
Neuma
Abby
Middle East
Milan runway crash kills over 100 in Linate disaster
An SAS MD 87 swerved to avoid a small Cessna on a foggy Milan runway, crashing into a baggage storage building and igniting a fire. More than 100 dead, including four aboard the Cessna, with officials citing human error and poor visibility. SAS to Copenhagen flight KC686.
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Milan
Italy
SAS
Linate
Fire Department
Interior Ministry
ANSA
Domenico de Pinto
Scandinavian Airlines System
Stockholm
Mimmi Hildebrandt
Copenhagen
Chavez Warns OPEC Could Cut Oil Output to Defend Prices
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said he would press OPEC leaders to defend oil prices and that a production reduction is possible. He planned meetings with OPEC Secretary General Ali Rodriguez and other world leaders after a WTO talk, as OPEC stated it would keep crude supplies steady.
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OPEC
Venezuela
Hugo Chavez
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Chavez
London
Ali Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Abdelaziz Bouteflika
Vladimir Putin
Vicente Fox
World Trade Organization
Mike Moore
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Ayonsiding.com
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Jim Hodges
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New York
Washington
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South Carolina Cares Fund
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Columbia
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