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September 22, 2001
• Stock Markets Suffer Massive Decline
• Bush to Name Specific, Targeted Terrorists
• Pentagon Confirms Issuing Second Deployment Order
• Search and Rescue Teams Look for Survivors at Ground Zero
• Taliban Tries to Determine Origin of Downed Unmanned Spy Plane
• U.S. Authorities Refuse to Comment on Downed Spy Plane
• Afghan/Pakistani Border Tensions Remain High
• Bush Meets With National Security Team
• At Ground Zero, Search for a Glimmer of Hope Continues
• President Bush Ponders Military Options
• U.S. Puts Up $25 Million Reward for Terrorists Responsible for Attacks
• Two American Women on Trial in Afghanistan Face Possibility of Death
• Arab-Americans Fear Backlash
• Soviet Legacy Remains Prominent in Central Asia
• Pope John Paul II Visits Kazakhstan
• Work Continues at Ground Zero
• Bush Speaks to Russian President Putin
• Decision to Support U.S. Triggers Unrest in Pakistan
• U.S. Deployments Continue
• America's Youth Reacts to News of Possible Deployment of U.S. Troops
• FBI Takes Control Over the Investigation Into the Pentagon Crash
• Work Continues at Ground Zero
• President Bush Follows Situation in Afghanistan
• Taliban Claims Shooting Down Unmanned Surveillance Plane
• New York Artists Plan to Rebuild the World Trade Center
• Arab Americans Forced Off Commercial Flights
• An In-Depth Look at Al Qaeda
• Airline Rescue Package Heads to President Bush for Signature
• Taliban Fighters Report Heavy Combat With Opposition Forces
• Law Enforcement Officials Confirm Struggle Onboard United Flight 93
• Afghanistan's Northern Alliance Spokesman Pledges Support to U.S.
• President Bush Talks About U.S. Economy in Weekly Radio Address


September 15, 2001
• America's New War: Former Secretary of State Discusses U.S. Military Options
• Ordinary Afghanis Prepare for U.S. Attacks
• America's New War May Require Special Operations Units
• Bush to Military: `We're at War'
• America's New War: President Bush Prepares the Nation for Ongoing Military Confrontation
• Ziad Jarrah Shocks Family in Lebanon
• U.S. Intelligence had Two Terrorists on 'Watch List'
• Fund Donations Helpful in Manhattan Area
• Man Hopes to Aid in Search for Missing Daughter
• Family Grieves for Missing Person


September 08, 2001
• Overcoming Job Burnout
• Roy Beck and Terry O'Sullivan Discuss Immigration Reform
• Williams Sisters to meet in U.S. Open Final
• Bush Vows not to Dip into Social Security
• Retirement Communities Increase in Popularity
• Darby Fire Moves Away From Residential Buildings
• Government May Have to Tap $10 Billion of Social Security Surplus
• Alleged Drug Kingpin Fabio Ochoa Extradited to the U.S.
• Michael Jackson on the Comeback Trail
• First Lady Laura Bush Launches Book Festival


September 01, 2001
• National Park Service Rents Historic Houses
• What Is the State of U.S. Labor?
• Technology-Dominated Stock Portfolios Have Been Hit Hard by Recession
• Police Believe They Have Found Remains of James Beck
• Americans Want More Vacation Time
• Nascar Racer in Stable Condition at Hospital
• Police Found Suspect's Remains in Burned Out Rubble of His House
• Racial and Gender Discrimination Remain a Fact of Life in American Workplace
• U.N. Holds Anti-Racism Conference
• Authorities Look for Suspect's Body in Burned-Out House
• Dictionary Adds Interesting Words
• Reporter's Notebook: Washington's Political Agenda
• Can Too Much Self-Esteem Harm Children?
• Authorities Search for James Beck's Body


August 25, 2001
• Greatly Elevated Crash Risk for Younger Drivers
• The World of NASCAR Fans
• Powerball at $280 Million
• Enrollment in All-Girls Schools Is on the Rise
• Americans Line Up to Buy Powerball Tickets
• Does the Media Deserve as Much Criticism as Condit?
• Business Offers Improved Chances at Lottery Jackpots
• State Regulators Identify Major Scams Masquerading as Christian-Based Investment Groups.
• Powerball to $280 Million
• Great Britain Tries to Make One Size Fit All
• U.S. Government Plans to Track Nation's Blood Supply
• Gary Condit Faces Criticism for Lack of Candor
• Powerball's $280 Million Jackpot Attracts Thousands of Ticket Buyers


August 18, 2001
• The Top News Stories Of The Week
• Weighing The Benefits of Home Schooling
• International Tensions Threaten Bush Domestic Policy
• Wildfires Burn Out of Control In Western States
• Powerball Jackpot at $128 Million
• Memorial Service for Maureen Reagan
• Elderly Woman Dies as Result of West Nile Virus
• Powerball Lottery At $128 Million
• Kids Abducted to Help in Dental Medicaid Scandal
• Third Round of PGA Championship is Under Way
• Latest News On Western Wildfires
• Scientists Identify a Plant Whose Genes Help Clean Up Polluted Industrial Sites
• How Do You Make Your Home Hurricane-Proof?
• Wildfires Burning Out Of Control In Western States
• Powerball Jackpot Hits $128 Million
• Family and Friends Gather to Pay Respects to Maureen Reagan
• Tropical Storm Chantal Moves Toward Jamaica
• West Nile Virus Claims A Life In Atlanta
• Memorial Service Held For Maureen Reagan
• Review Of Week's Top Stories
• Deadliest Hotel Fire In Philippines


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