N. Ireland laureate seeks to raise moderates' profile
Nobelist Hume paying visits to US cities
His health has been better, and he says his memory isn't what it used to be. But when called upon, John Hume, the Nobel laureate, can still rustle up a good story or a few verses of ''The Town I Loved So Well," the bittersweet lament for his beloved hometown of Derry. (Full article: 1231 words)
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