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Modify E-mail Preferences horiz rule PageOnePlus toolbar [IMAGE]= Thursday, June 7, 2001 ON THE FRONT PAGE Panel Tells Bush G= lobal Warming Is Getting Worse By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE with ANDREW C. REVK= IN In a conclusion that may change President Bush's environmental policy, a= panel of scientists said that global warming was a real problem and gettin= g worse. U.S. Will Restart Wide Negotiations With North Korea By JAN= E PERLEZ President Bush said he hoped that renewed talks with North Korea w= ould foster reconciliation between the reclusive Communist government and S= outh Korea. Study Finds Heart Regenerates Cells By LAWRENCE K. ALTMA= N Researchers reported that contrary to medical dogma some human heart musc= le cells do regenerate after a heart attack, though generally too few to re= pair all the damage. Coalition Builder Wins Los Angeles Mayoral Race = By TODD S. PURDUM Los Angeles City Attorney James K. Hahn won the city's m= ayoral election and quickly promised bonds between both his supporters and = those of his opponent, Antonio Villaraigosa. Judge Refuses McVeigh's B= id for a Reprieve By DAVID JOHNSTON Despite the F.B.I.'s belated discover= y of evidence, a federal judge rejected Timothy J. McVeigh's request to pos= tpone his execution, which is set for Monday. New War Memorial Is Shri= ne to Sentiment By HERBERT MUSCHAMP Friedrich St. Florian's design for th= e National World War II Memorial in Washington diminishes the substance of = its architectural context. Online, Married Priests Aid Flock at Odds W= ith Church By SUSAN SAULNY The fractured nature of the Roman Catholic Chu= rch and the nationwide shortage of priests has made www.rentapriest.com a s= uccess. ALSO IN TODAY'S TIMES Armies of Europe Failing to Meet Goals,= Sapping NATO By MICHAEL R. GORDON Two years after NATO vowed to improve = its military effectiveness, the alliance is falling short of its goals, lea= ving a huge gap between the United States and its European allies. New= Senate Leader Urges 'Principled Compromise' as Democrats Take Over By AL= ISON MITCHELL The new Senate majority leader, Tom Daschle, called for "prin= cipled compromise" to avoid gridlock in a capital where Republicans no long= er hold all the levers of power. QUOTATION OF THE DAY [IMAGE]He was s= entenced to death by lethal injection, and I find that there is no good cau= se to delay the execution of that sentence." JUDGE RICHARD P. MATSCH, of T= imothy J. McVeigh. TODAY'S IMAGES [IMAGE] Front Page Image Tod= ay's Photos Advertisement Today's Corrections TODAY'S SECTIONS * I= nternational * National * N.Y. Region * Politics * Obituaries * B= usiness * Technology * Circuits * Science * Sports * Editorial = * Op-ed * Letters * Living * Arts * Home SUNDAY SECTIONS * = Arts & Leisure * Automobiles * Book Review * Travel * Real Estate = * Week in Review * Magazine Home | Site Index | Site Searc= h | Forums | Archives | Shopping News | Business | International | = National | New York Region | NYT Front Page | Obituaries | Politics | = Quick News | Sports | Health | Science | Technology/Internet | Weather= | Editorial | Op-Ed Features | Arts | Automobiles | Books | Cartoo= ns | Crossword | Games | Job Market | Living | Magazine | Real Estate= | Travel | Week in Review Help/Feedback | Classifieds | Services |= Newspaper Delivery | New York Today Copyright 2001 The New York Times = Company =09[IMAGE]=09[IMAGE]=09
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