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BUSINESS
Rule Makers Take on Loopholes That Enron Used in Hiding Debt
Stocks End Mixed, With Dow Just Above 10,000
Global Crossing Woes Delay Military Contract
NATIONAL
Personal Costs for Medicare H.M.O.'s Rise
A Computer Shutdown Plays Havoc at Interior
Antismoking Group Sues to Preserve an Ad Campaign's Tone
POLITICS
House Approves Stimulus Tax Package for a Third Time
Bush Plan Expected to Slow, Not Halt, Gas Emission Rise
House Passes Campaign Finance Bill
HEALTH
Alzheimer's May Be Linked to Normal Diet Byproduct
Personal Costs for Medicare H.M.O.'s Rise
Antismoking Group Sues to Preserve an Ad Campaign's Tone
SCIENCE
How It Works: Squeezing Ever More From the Cellphone Spectrum
Uproar Over a Sliced, and Revered, Meteorite
The Future of Cellphones Is Here. Sort Of.
ARTS
Waylon Jennings, a Star and Outlaw of Country Music, Is Dead at 64
For Langston Hughes, Centennial Appreciation
Critic's Notebook: A Revival for a Playwright Who's Funny and Upsetting
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Foreign Followers of Falun Gong Held by Police in Beijing Protest
Israeli Sweep Draws Criticism as 16 Palestinians Are Released
European Union to Deploy Election Observers in Zimbabwe
N.Y. REGION
Bloomberg Seeks Cuts in Spending at Most Agencies
In London, Giuliani Is Honorary Knight but Bona Fide Hero
With Larger Charities Faring Well, Neighborhood Nonprofits Struggle
OLYMPICS
Alpine Combined: Miller Finds Silver Lining
Spain's Muehlegg Wins Second Gold
Speedskating: Ohno Overcomes Crowd and Flu
SPORTS
Stars 4, Rangers 2: Rangers Fall Short in Third Period
6 Into 5 Doesn't Fit for Yankees' Hernández
Knicks 89, Raptors 82: Knicks Turn Back Raptors' Rally
TECHNOLOGY
Global Crossing Woes Delay Military Contract
Talking More but Enjoying It Less
Comcast Says It Will Stop Storing Data on Customers
TRAVEL
Sounds of Silence in the Anza-Borrego Desert
Hot Tubs Among the Blooms
What's Doing: In Guadalajara
BOOKS
For Langston Hughes, Centennial Appreciation
Books of The Times: Tales of Teenage Angst, Both Real and Imagined
A Shifting of Leadership at Bookseller
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On Feb. 14...
1929: The St. Valentine's Day Massacre took place in a Chicago garage as seven rivals of Al Capone's gang were gunned down. (See this front page.)
1847: Anna Howard Shaw, one of the most influential leaders of the women's suffrage movement, was born. (Read about her life.)
1868: Harper's Weekly featured a cartoon about Valentine's Day. (See the cartoon.)
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