No. 19 Ga. Tech Shuts Down N.C. 7-0  © The Associated Press Intrepid Partners With Navy to Free Ship  © The Associated Press Pynchon Fans Eager to Feast on New Novel  © The Associated Press Democrats Now Look to Sustain Majority  © The Associated Press National Gallery Buys Eakins Painting The National Gallery is buying one of the 19th century's best-known American paintings, "The Gross Clinic" by Thomas Eakins, for a record $68 million. more
PlayStation 3 Makes Debut in Japan  © The Associated Press Wal-Mart Tries to Improve Fashion Trends  © The Associated Press Stocks Rise in Quiet but Erratic Session Wall Street closed out an erratic session with a modest advance Friday as investors awaited further signs about the health of the economy. Falling oil prices and a contract win for Boeing Co. offered some support to a lackluster market, and the major indexes all ended with solid gains for the week. more Motorola Buys Mobile Software Maker  © The Associated Press Big 3 Execs to Talk Trade With Bush Leaders of the Big Three domestic automakers will bring up currency exchange rates and health care costs when they speak with President Bush on Tuesday, Ford's top executive said Friday. more
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Eakins Painting Sells for $68 Million The National Gallery plans to buy one of the 19th century's best-known American paintings, "The Gross Clinic" by Thomas Eakins, for a record $68 million. more Met on Roll With New Rossini Production From Letterman to Lincoln Center doesn't seem like such a stretch for the merry performers in the Metropolitan Opera's new production of Rossini's "Il Barbiere di Siviglia." more Pynchon Fans Eager to Feast on New Novel  © The Associated Press Prince Opens Las Vegas Club Gig Prince unveiled a low-production but high-energy show as he debuted a new weekly casino gig, giving no indication he plans to become the next Wayne Newton. more Oscar-Winning Actor Jack Palance Dies  © The Associated Press
Feds Probe Care at Ore. Mental Hospital Federal investigators are looking into patient care at the hospital made famous in the movie "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," where there have been reports of abuse, short staffing and overcrowding. more Broad Recall of Acetaminophen Under Way Check your medicine cabinet: Millions of bottles of the widely used pain reliever acetaminophen _ some sold as long as three years ago _ are being recalled because they may contain metal fragments. more Military Service May Be Connected to ALS Military service, particularly in the Gulf War, may be linked to development of Lou Gehrig's disease, the Institute of Medicine said Friday. The evidence, however, is limited and inconsistent, the Institute said. more HIV Patients Live Years After Diagnosis An American diagnosed with the AIDS virus can expect to live for about 24 years on average, and the cost of health care over those two-plus decades is more than $600,000, new research indicates. more British Scientists Build a Model Gut  © The Associated Press
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PlayStation 3 Makes Debut in Japan  © The Associated Press Korean War Dead Memorialized on the Web  © The Associated Press Motorola Buys Mobile Software Maker  © The Associated Press Next-Gen Gaming Consoles to Hit Stores  © The Associated Press New A's Ballpark to Be High Tech  © The Associated Press
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