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Table of Contents
August 6, 2001
Volume 79, Number 32
CENEAR 79 32 p. 1

NEWS OF THE WEEK
		COURT VOIDS AIR RULES EPA took wrong track on hazardous waste incinerators.
		DRUG DISCOVERY TRANSACTION GlaxoSmithKline is selling its Affymax unit for stock.
		PCB DREDGING ORDERED EPA calls for removal of contaminated sediments from Hudson River.
		IONIC CONDUCTOR Crystalline polymer electrolytes conduct lithium cations.
		STARLINK IN FOOD VETOED Genetically engineered corn may cause allergic reactions, EPA panel says.
		THE DISCOVERY THAT WASN'T Berkeley researchers say they didn't find elements 118 and 116 after all.
		DRINKING WATER House sets ceiling of 10 ppb for arsenic contamination.
		PUBLIC ADVISORY PANEL OUT ACC wants broader range of expertise than it's getting now.
		ORGANIC ELECTRONICS Single pentacene crystals as large as 0.1 nm on a side look promising.

COVER STORY
		PEPTIDE ANTIBIOTICS Researchers develop supramolecular antibiotics based on peptide nanotubes.

BUSINESS
		BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
		FOCUS ON KOREA South Korean petrochemical industry continues to modernize under cloud of the Asian financial crisis; North Korea still struggles.
		TRADE TALKS Chemical industry prepares for possible new round of multilateral trade negotiations by WTO.
		ELECTRONIC CHEMICALS Sales of chemicals and gases to semiconductor industry are off sharply.
		GORDON CAIN Leveraged-buyout giant turned venture capitalist reflects on past successes and recent investments.
		INSIGHTS One of the toughest decisions for a CEO is to downsize staff, but it can be the right decision.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
		GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
		RUTH KIRSCHSTEIN NIH's acting director discusses federal funding of scientific research, impact of NIH budget.
		ENERGY R&D Study finds big returns from DOE's energy efficiency and pollution control programs.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
		SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
		SYNCHROTRON CONFERENCE Users gather to swap tips and learn about latest developments in their fields.
		CATALYSIS Transition-metal-catalyzed allylic substitutions offer new ways to construct carbon-carbon and carbon-heteroatom bonds.

ACS COMMENT
		BETTER THINGS FOR BETTER LIVING THROUGH CHEMISTRY

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