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June 21, 2001
• 'People' Writer Discusses Criteria for 'America's Top 50 Bachelors'
• Funerals Held for Firefighters Killed in New York Fire
• Five Children Killed: Andrea Yates Charged With Capital Murder


June 20, 2001
• 'Dr. Doolittle II' Debuts in Los Angeles
• 'Dr. Dolittle II' Debuts in Los Angeles
• Mars Slips into the Naked Eye's View
• Parents of Chandra Levy to Meet With New Attorney
• Representatives to Introduce Legislation to Reduce Number of Mandated Gasolines
• Replacement Tires on Ford Explorers Could Be More Dangerous Than Firestones
• California Governor Davis Discusses Power Problems
• Locust Plague of Biblical Proportions Hits Siberia
• Ask CNN: What is the Governmental Role That Queen Elizabeth Has in England?
• Keeping Kids Safe Online
• States Setting Teen Driver Restrictions
• Reporter With 'The Independent' Discusses Possible Imminent Release of Child Murderers
• Group Lobbies for Stricter Teenager Driving Regulations
• Levys Hire New Attorney as Search Continues for Missing Daughter
• House to Consider Legislation Banning All Cloning


June 19, 2001
• Ford, Firestone Face Off Once Again in Front of Congress
• Apes' Numbers Falling
• Battle for Patients Bill of Rights Rages on Capitol Hill
• Student to Ride Bike from Olympia to Sacramento to Raise Awareness for Learning Disabilities
• Ask CNN: How Many People Are Polled About Presidential Elections?
• Tornadoes Bring Death and Destruction to Siren, Wisconsin
• New York City Mourns Deaths of Three Firefighters
• Siren, Wisconsin, Dealing With Aftermath of Tornado That Killed Three
• Former Representative Geraldine Ferraro Diagnosed with Blood Cancer
• Senators Bill Frist and Jeff Bingaman on Patients Bill of Rights
• America, Eat Your Fruits and Vegetables
• Garza Set to Be Executed This Morning
• Ford, Bridgestone/Firestone CEOs to Meet in Congressional Hearing


June 18, 2001
• Vieques Protests Expected to Resume Today
• Allison Wrecks Havoc in Eastern Pennsylvania
• Student Mechanics Discuss National Car Repair Competition
• Three Firefighters Killed in New York City Blaze
• Average 73 Americans Die Yearly in Lightning Strikes
• Search Continues for Missing Washington Intern
• Blackouts Could Make Encore Performance in California
• Investigators Search for Cause of Deadly Queens Fire
• Retired Rear Admiral Supports Vieques Exercises
• Four Dead, Two Missing in Pennsylvania Floods
• Three New York Firefighters Die in Explosion
• Protests Continue Over Vieques Bombing Exercises


June 15, 2001
• Fire Officials Hope Year Will Not Bring Many Fires to West
• Winning Lottery Ticket Delayed in Mail
• Women on Waves Hopes to Help Legalize Abortion in Ireland
• Bush Discusses NATO Expansion
• Bush in Europe: President Set to Meet With Russian President Vladimir Putin
• Former Senator Sam Nunn on U.S. Missile Defense
• Stents Help Prevent Strokes in Surgery Patients
• Surfing Into Father's Day: Internet Provides Ways to Honor Dad
• Attorney Discusses Using Constitutional Clause to Defend Death Row Prisoner Juan Raul Garza


June 14, 2001
• Sicignano Gold Club Trial Testimony Would Expose Many
• Heat is On at U.S. Open Golf Championship
• Congress Analyzes the Analysts
• Smithsonian Director Discusses Preservation of Flag That Inspired National Anthem
• Navy to Cease Bombing Exercises in Vieques; Bush Visits Sweden
• U.S. Population Center Proud of Small-Town Qualities
• Internet Snake Oil: FTC Promotes Operation Cure.All
• Elder Abuse: Protecting Loved Ones From Pain Near the End
• Baylor University Dean Discusses Loss of 30,000 Lab Animals, Years of Research to Tropical Storm Allison
• Bush in Europe: President Begins Another Day With Mixed Reaction to Ideas
• Bush Administration Plans to End Vieques Bombing Exercises in 2003


June 13, 2001
• Consumer Spending Rises One Tenth of a Percent
• Ask CNN: What is the Role of FEMA?
• Bush Looks to Persuade NATO Allies on Missile Defense
• Cease-Fire a First Step to Resuming Peace Process
• Women Discuss Landmark Ruling on Women's Right to Have Contraception Covered by Employers' Health Care Plans
• Europeans Highly Skeptical of Bush's Star Wars Dream
• President Bush Attempts to Sell Missile Defense Plan to Europeans
• Gallup Poll: 52 percent of Americans Say Homosexuality Should Be Legal
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israelis, Palestinians Accept U.S. Cease-Fire
• Philippines Terrorist Group Routine Engages in Kidnappings
• FEMA to Provide Emergency Assistance to Texas and Louisiana


June 12, 2001
• Ask CNN: Who Makes Stock Prices Go up or Down?
• President Bush Prepares for Meetings With Spanish President
• Filipino Rebels Announce Beheading Hostage
• After the Storm: Houston Residents Pick Up the Pieces
• NBA Finals: Iverson Needs More Shots
• Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Campaigns for Elimination of Landmines
• Allison Remnants Flood Coastal Louisiana
• Bush in Europe: Activists Argue Pros, Cons of President's Stance on Kyoto Protocol
• Air Pollution may Increase Risk of Heart Disease
• Houston Cleans Up Following Massive Storms


June 11, 2001
• McVeigh Execution: Oklahoma Governor Keating Discusses Views
• McVeigh Execution: Tensions High Across Country
• The Execution of Timothy McVeigh: Remembering the Initial Investigation
• McVeigh Execution: Activist Abe Bonowitz Discusses 168 Minutes of Silent Protest in 30-Plus States


June 08, 2001
• McVeigh Attorney: McVeigh Preparing Emotionally, Psychologically for Death
• Exploring Pet Technology
• McVeigh Execution: Former Warden Discusses Capital Punishment
• Bush Travels to Iowa, to Drum up Excitement for Tax Relief
• Ancient City Found off Egyptian Coast
• Timothy McVeigh Appeals End; Opposing Eye-for-an-Eye Justice
• In Ohio, School Superintendent Discusses Mass Inoculations
• McVeigh Execution Set for Monday
• In Ohio, Health Officials Prepare for Mass Inoculation


June 07, 2001
• Former Timothy McVeigh Attorney Speaks Out
• McVeigh Execution: More Legal Drama
• Will Huge Judgment Against Tobacco Giant Hold Up?


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