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Modify E-mail Preferences horiz rule PageOnePlus toolbar [IMAGE]= Friday, June 1, 2001 ON THE FRONT PAGE Texas Retooling Crim= inal Justice in Wake of Furor By JIM YARDLEY Texas, which leads the natio= n in executions and has endured criticism of its death penalty system, is m= oving to overhaul its criminal justice laws. McVeigh Lawyers, Citing F= raud, Ask Judge for Stay of Execution By JO THOMAS Lawyers said Timothy J= . McVeigh wanted to hold the government responsible for its failure to prod= uce thousands of pages of evidence at his trial. Missile Defenses Need= More Tests, Key Senator Says By THOM SHANKER Carl Levin, the next chairm= an of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said it was unlikely that missil= e defenses would be fielded in President Bush's current term. From Ger= many's East to West, Conservative Tries to Span Gulf By ROGER COHEN Angel= a Merkel went from being a member of the former East German Communist youth= movement to the leadership of the Christian Democratic Party. Power P= olitics: A Failed Energy Plan Catches Up to New York By NEELA BANERJEE an= d RICHARD P?REZ-PE?A While energy deregulation was intended to lower prices= and stop employers from leaving New York State, rates still remain high an= d could raise further. Swift Rise Seen in H.I.V. Cases for Gay Blacks = By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN Young gay black men in six cities are becoming infe= cted with the AIDS virus at the rate of almost 15 percent a year, according= to a new study. 6 Siblings Make a Stand, Minus Parents and Power By= SAM HOWE VERHOVEK Three boys and three girls, described as armed and scare= d, held law enforcement officials at bay outside their home in Idaho after = their mother was arrested. ALSO IN TODAY'S TIMES Slumbering in the Eg= yptian Desert, a Titan of a Dinosaur By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD Digging at an = oasis in the Egyptian desert, paleontologists have found huge fossil bones = of what they say appears to have been the second most massive dinosaur that= ever lived. Politics Thicken the Molasses in Albany's Budget Process = By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. With the state budget late again - for the 17th = year in a row - Gov. George E. Pataki warned that there might be no budget = at all. Summer Owner Wants a Vote in Both Houses By BLAINE HARDEN Ha= rold M. Wit, a New York investment banker, is suing for his right to vote i= n communities of both his winter and summer homes. QUOTATION OF THE DA= Y [IMAGE]We may have stumbled on dinosaur heaven at Bahariya." JOSHUA B. S= MITH, one of the researchers who found dinosaur fossils in Egypt's Bahariy= a Oasis. TODAY'S IMAGES [IMAGE] Front Page Image Today's Photo= s Advertisement Today's Corrections TODAY'S SECTIONS * Internation= al * National * N.Y. Region * Politics * Obituaries * Business = * Technology * Science * Sports * Editorial * Op-ed * Letters *= Weekend * Living SUNDAY SECTIONS * Arts & Leisure * Automobile= s * Book Review * Travel * Real Estate * Week in Review * Magazin= e Home | Site Index | Site Search | Forums | Archives | Sh= opping News | Business | International | National | New York Region = | NYT Front Page | Obituaries | Politics | Quick News | Sports | Healt= h | Science | Technology/Internet | Weather | Editorial | Op-Ed Fea= tures | Arts | Automobiles | Books | Cartoons | Crossword | Games | J= ob Market | Living | Magazine | Real Estate | Travel | Week in Review = Help/Feedback | Classifieds | Services | Newspaper Delivery | New Yo= rk Today Copyright 2001 The New York Times Company =09[IMAGE]=09[IMAG= E]=09
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