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Explosion Rocks Hebrew U. Cafeteria; Many Casualties
By REUTERS
A bomb blast tore through a cafeteria at Jerusalem's Hebrew University today, causing at least 30 casualties. Israel TV is reporting at least 7 dead.
• Palestinian Gunmen Kill 2 Israeli Settlers

Air Power Alone Can’t Defeat Iraq, Rumsfeld Asserts
By ERIC SCHMITT and JAMES DAO
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said on Tuesday that Iraq now has mobile biological-weapons laboratories that would be very difficult to bomb.
• News Analysis: Urgent Task for Rumsfeld

I.B.M. to Purchase Consulting Group for $3.5 Billion
By STEVE LOHR and JONATHAN D. GLATER
Accelerating its shift toward selling information technology, I.B.M. plans to buy PricewaterhouseCoopers Consulting for $3.5 billion.
• In Lieu of Bermuda, Business Is Sold

Ethics Committee Faults Torricelli on Gift Violations
By TIM GOLDEN
A Senate panel admonished Senator Robert G. Torricelli, saying he had failed to disclose gifts from a former contributor to whom he repeatedly gave help.
• Text: Panel's Admonishment
• Text: Torricelli's Response

Chris Ramirez for The New York Times
In the mountains of New York's Greene County, the once-booming ethnic resorts only offer an echo of their past. Go to Article

INTERNATIONAL
Powell Meets With North Korea Counterpart in Brunei

BUSINESS
Bush Signs Bill Aimed at Fraud in Corporations

NATIONAL
Washington Mayor Vows a Write-In Campaign

N.Y. REGION
Gold Coin Fetches $7.6 Million at Auction

EDITORIALS/OP-ED
• Friedman: $6 or $60
• Dowd: Hooray for Hillarywood!
• Biden and Lugar: Debating Iraq

       
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Senator Says Merrill Lynch Helped Enron 'Cook Books'

Telecommunications: Lament but Little Repair

Ford Excursion Near the End, Sources Say

NATIONAL

Panel Challenges Bishops on Fighting Abuse

Derailment Adds to Car Problem; Amtrak Cuts a Run

Latino Population Growth Is Widespread, Study Says

POLITICS

Superfund Makes a Rare Deal With Florida

Ex-Congressman Is Sent to Jail but Says He'll Be Re-elected

Big Senate Vote on Medicare Drug Benefits Is Set for Today

HEALTH

Debate Is Shifting on Chemical Commonly Found in Food

Big Senate Vote on Medicare Drug Benefits Is Set for Today

Japan Tries to Halt Use of Tainted Herbal Diet Pills From China

SCIENCE

Stranded Whales Dying Despite Rescuers' Efforts

Studies Suggest Unknown Form of Matter Exists

Eating Well: How Big Is the Acrylamide Risk?

ARTS

Venerable Studio Reborn as an Indie

Arts Abroad: Reuniting China Along Artistic Lines

Restoration for 'Freedom' Murals at Archives

DINING & WINE

In the Clover, a Bee Nirvana

When Restaurant Makeovers Go Awry

Restaurants: Ever See a Porterhouse Bow to Brooklyn?


In the Clover, a Bee Nirvana

When Restaurant Makeovers Go Awry

Restaurants: Ever See a Porterhouse Bow
INTERNATIONAL

Senate Panel Approves Treaty Banning Bias Against Women

Pope Sees Moral for Today in New Saint in Guatemala

Lebanese Office Worker Kills 8 Colleagues

N.Y. REGION

Power Problem Here to Stay, Experts Predict

News Analysis: Schools Chief With Traits That a Mayor Prizes Most

1,700 Subway Cars to Be Built, Under Largest Such Contract in New York History

SPORTS

Red Sox Get Floyd

Yankees 9, Rangers 6: Mondesi's Crash Course Is Too Much for Texas

Baseball Lawyer Tells Players Strike Isn't Their Only Choice

TECHNOLOGY

Telecommunications: Lament but Little Repair

Microsoft and AT&T Wireless Forge Deal

Upheaval at Bertelsmann May End Plans for Acquisition of Napster

TRAVEL

Arts Abroad: Reuniting China Along Artistic Lines

Business Travel: Airline Clubs Aren't Just for Business These Days

On the Ground: In Seattle

BOOKS

Books of The Times: Stepping Into the Worlds of Three Great Dancers

'Koba the Dread': A Million Deaths Is Not Just a Statistic

'Peter Loon': A Cozy Fairy Tale

HOME & GARDEN

Cuttings: The Garden Inhabitant People Love to Hate

A Curtain Maker Who Challenges the View

From Escapes | Rituals: Hello Muddah (You've Got Mail)

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On July 31 ...
1964: The American space probe Ranger 7 transmitted pictures of the moon's surface. (See this front page.)
1919: Primo Levi, the Italian writer and chemist whose work was influenced by his captivity at Auschwitz, was born. (Read about his life.)
1880: Harper's Weekly featured a cartoon about the presidential election of 1880. (See the cartoon.)
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