It says on their news release it's the same paper. They say in
http://www.answersingenesis.org/docs2003/0821rate.asp
and I quote
There is now powerful independent confirmatory evidence that at least one episode of drastically accelerated decay has indeed been the case, building on the work of Dr Robert Gentry on helium retention in zircons. The landmark RATE paper,1, though technical, can be summarized as follows: (yadda)
Reference 1, cited is Humphreys, D. et al., Helium diffusion rates support accelerated nuclear decay, www.icr.org/research/icc03/pdf/Helium_ICC_7-22-03.pdf. That is the paper I've been analysing, the one where they buried the fact that the initial data, collected under conditions where the crystal was unaltered by heat, gave identical reuslts to previous values and did not support their hypothesis at all.