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May 12, 2001
• Kentucky's Horse Breeding Industry Is Threatened by Mysterious Disease
• A New Way to Discourage Teenagers From Becoming Parents
• Israel Goes After Palestinian Intelligence Officer
• FBI Blames Faulty Computer System for Not Turning Over Documents to Timothy McVeigh's Attorneys.
• Oklahomans React to the Delay in McVeigh's Execution
• Bush Calls for Energy Conservation
• Robert Blake Turns Over Wife's Phone Conversations to Police
• McVeigh May Challenge Death Penalty
• McVeigh's Lawyers Study FBI Documents


May 05, 2001
• Papal Visit Intermingles With Middle Eastern Politics
• Will Congress Stick to President Bush's Spending Caps?
• White House, Democrats Reach Out to Latino Voters on Mexican Holiday
• New Jersey Faces Urban Sprawl
• U.S. Unemployment Rate Rises in April
• Point Given Favored to Win Kentucky Derby
• Tito to Return to Earth Sunday
• President Bush Reaches Out to Hispanics
• Cinco de Mayo a Mexican Celebration of Liberty and National Pride
• Kentucky Derby Gets Under Way
• Study Shows Housing Homeless Makes Economic Sense
• India Conducts Military Exercises Close to Pakistani Border
• Budget Battle to Continue in Congress This Week
• Pope Visits Syria
• Both Parties Court Hispanic Voters
• Rising Energy Prices May Hurt the U.S. Economy


April 28, 2001
• New Parking Technology at Airports May Become More Popular
• New Way to Treat Anxiety Disorder in Children
• Michael Weisskopf Discusses President Bush's First 100 Days
• Middle School Students Share Memories of Classmates Killed in Bus Crash
• White House Prepares for 2002 Congressional Elections
• Parade for EP-3 Crew Today in Washington State
• Space Tourism Becomes a Business Reality
• Survivors of School Bus Crash in Canada Return Home
• Bush Proposes 'Character Education'
• Homecoming Celebration Is Under Way for U.S. Navy Spy Plane Crew
• Oak Harbor, Washington To Throw Parade for U.S. Spy Plane Crew
• Palestinians, Israelis Accuse Each Other Of Attacks
• Debate Over Naval Exercises at Vieques Continues
• First Space Tourist On His Way to International Space Station


April 14, 2001
• Funeral Service Held Today For Timothy Thomas
• Defense Department Consultant Discusses Importance of Surveillance
• U.S.-China Meeting May Indicate Future of Relations
• WUSA Kicks Off Professional Women's Soccer League
• Bush AIDS Director Appointment Stirs Controversy
• Cincinnati Violence: Funeral for Young African-American Man Ends
• Crew Arrives at Whidbey
• World Watches as Surveillance Crew Prepares for Flight Home
• News Conference to Be Given by Surveillance Crew
• Cincinnati Buries Timothy Thomas
• Meeting Next Week Will Set Course for U.S.-China Relations
• Military Officials Plan Welcoming Ceremony for Returning Surveillance Plane Crew
• Surveillance Plane Crew Returns to Home Base
• Cincinnati: Large Crowds Expected for Funeral of Young African- American
• U.S. Crew Homecoming: Crew Set to Speak Before Departure


April 07, 2001
• What Will the U.S.-China Standoff Mean for Future Relations?
• Size Matters to Homeowners in Suburban New York Community
• PG&E Bankruptcy Deepens California Energy Crisis
• Diplomacy Continues in U.S.-China Standoff
• President Bush Brings America's Pastime into the White House
• Balloons May Help NASA Avoid Future Mars Mishaps
• U.S, Chinese Diplomats Continue To Negotiate for 24 Detainees
• Seven Americans Died in Helicopter Crash in Central Vietnam
• Family Support for George W. Bush Could Provide Diplomatic Support As Well
• NASA Begins Odyssey to Mars
• U.S. Delegations Meets With Spy Plane Crew Members in China
• Negotiations Continue in U.S.-China Standoff
• What Does the Mars Odyssey Mission Hope to Find?
• Surveillance Flights Part of U.S. Military Presence in Asia
• Mars Probe Launched Successfully This Morning
• U.S. Delegation Holds Third Meeting With American Crew
• U.S.-China Trade Relationship a Lucrative One
• U.S. Continues Military Presence in South China Sea
• State Department Will Not Characterize Saturday Meetings with Chinese Officials
• Chinese Officials Insist on U.S. Apology for Spy Plane Incident
• Third Meeting With U.S. Spy Plane Crew Underway
• Washington, Beijing Search for Words to End Standoff Over Navy Plane