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July 23, 2001
• India Flood Victims Face Threat of Waterborne Disease
• Gold Club Trial: Patrick Ewing to Testify
• Kosovo Deployment More Than Simple U.S. Training Mission
• Exploring Pope John Paul II's Views on Stem Cell Research
• Ask CNN: Who Decides When a New Drug is Approved for Distribution?
• Bush in Europe: U.S. President Meets With Pope John Paul II
• Alzheimer's Vaccine Completes First Phase of Testing
• Just in 'Time': Reporter Discusses Florida Boy Attacked by Shark
• Patrick Ewing to Testify in Atlanta Racketeering Trial
• Morning Call: Powell's Visit to Vietnam, Bonn Agreement


July 20, 2001
• Does Earth Hold Answers to Living on Mars?
• London Building Collapse: Rescue Teams Search for Survivors
• G8 Summit: Massive Protests Expected
• Government Puts a Halt to Human Research at Johns Hopkins Hospital
• The Search for Chandra: Condit Reportedly Spotted Disposing of Gift From Female Friend
• Fugitive Ira Einhorn Returns Home to Face Trial
• Police and Protesters Clash at G8 Summit
• Surfing Into Saturday: Home Improvement Online
• Ask CNN: When and How was the First Electric Guitar Invented?
• Tim Zagat on America's Finest Restaurants
• Tax Rebate Checks Soon to be Mailed
• Could a Major U.S. City Potentially Face Monster Hurricane?
• Morning Call: Flooding in India; Turmoil in Indonesia
• G8 Summit: Protesters Expected to Make Their Voices Heard
• Thousands of Protesters Expected at G8 Summit
• Remembering the Mars Viking Mission
• Radio Talk Show Host Discusses Return of Fugitive Einhorn to United States
• Tax Rebate Check Almost in the Mail
• Fugitive Returns: Victim's Sister, Philadelphia District Attorney Speak Out
• Ira Einhorn Returned to United States, Will Face Retrial for 20-Year-Old Murder
• Congressman Gary Condit Made Dumpster Visit Before Apartment Search


July 19, 2001
• Russian Programmer Arrested for Violating Copyright Laws
• Morning Conference Call: Public Inquiry Into Johannesburg Soccer Stampede; Remembering War in Eritrea
• Conflict in the Middle East: Latest Cease-Fire Falls Apart
• Is the Economy Truly Headed for a Recovery?
• Are Things Looking Up for America's Children?
• The Search for Chandra: New FBI Unit Joins Investigation
• Bush in Europe: U.S. President to Meet With British Prime Minister Today
• Scientists Attempt Mars EVA on Earth
• Baltimore Deals With Train Derailment, Fire
• Is Your Sprinkler System Safe?
• Milosevic to Receive Visit from Wife
• Bush in Europe: Karen Hughes Discusses President Bush's Global Agenda
• The Search for Chandra: FBI Changes Strategy


July 18, 2001
• Morning Conference Call: G8 Summit Set for Later this Week; Indonesia Faces Presidency in Crisis
• Doctor Discusses Claim That Pacifiers Impede Breast-Feeding
• Police Continue to Search Land, Cyberspace for Clues About Chandra Levy
• Greenspan Testimony, Economic Numbers, Profit Reports Will Rock Stocks
• FBI Missing Hundreds of Guns, Laptop Computers
• Health Would Be Concern on Flight to Mars
• Confession to Priest at Center of New York City Murder Appeal
• Ask CNN: What's the Difference Between Stocks and Bonds?
• Author Answers Viewer Financial Questions
• Gallup Poll: America's Confidence in Law Enforcement
• What Are Stem Cells?
• Bush Going to Europe
• Police Continue to Search Land, Cyberspace for Signs of Chandra Levy
• FBI Inventory Short Hundreds of Guns, Laptop Computers


July 17, 2001
• Workers Salvaging USS Monitor From Ocean Floor
• Shark Attacks Do Not Bite Into Florida Tourism
• Cal Ripken Jr. Discusses Retirement
• Scientist, Parents of Twins Implanted as Embryos Discuss Stem Cell Research
• The Search for Chandra: Police Search Rock Creek Park
• In St. Louis, Man Kills Wife, Son, Before Killing Himself
• Chicago Detective Comments on Search for Bradley Sisters
• Russians Look to Raise Kursk; Pakistan/India Summit Ends in Failure
• As Search for Chandra Levy Continues, Senate Minority Leader Calls for Possible Condit Resignation
• NASA Physicist Inventing Way to Shorten Trip to Mars by Half
• Robert Downey Jr. Avoids Jail Under California's Proposition 36, but Will See Life Limited by Parole
• Santa Rosa Island Authority Director Discusses Shark Attacks
• British Airways Puts Modified Concorde to Test Flight
• Computer Forensics Expert Discusses Investigation Into Chandra Levy Disappearance
• As Search for Chandra Levy Continues, Condit Staffers Remain Loyal


July 16, 2001
• Panda Mania Breaks Out at Washington's National Zoo
• Melinda McKay of Jones Lang LaSalle Discusses Economic Benefits to Olympics Host
• Just in 'TIME': How Apes Became Human
• 'Newsweek' Editor Discusses Congressman Gary Condit
• President Bush Considers Granting Legal Residency to Millions of Undocumented Mexican Immigrants
• The Search for Chandra: Police Set to Expand Investigation
• Doctors Discuss Birthing Septuplets
• Johns Hopkins Doctors Attempt to Explain Volunteer Death
• Ask CNN: At What Point Does Loud Noise Damage the Ears?
• 'People' Editor, Missing Girl's Parents Discuss Search for 98,000
• D.C. Police Chief Charles Ramsey Discusses Disappearance of Chandra Levy
• Scientists Simulate Mars on Earth
• The Search for Chandra: Still No Sign of Missing Intern


July 13, 2001
• Surfing Into Saturday: Olympic Candidates Promote Cities Online
• 'U.S. News & World Report' Names Top Five U.S. Hospitals
• Salt Lake Moves on From Olympic Bidding Scandal
• Irish Nationalists Battle British Troops
• Congressman Gary Condit Working Away From Office
• 6-Year-Old 2001 March of Dimes Ambassador Heads to the White House
• Torontonians Await Word If They Will Host 2008 Olympics
• Critics Plague Bush Prescription Discount Plan
• India and Pakistan Attempt Peace Talks
• In Washington, D.C., Woman Gives Birth to Septuplets
• D.C. Mother Brings Septuplets Into the World
• Georgia Takes Desperate Measures to Procure New Teachers
• Anxious Cities Await Decision of Olympic Importance


July 12, 2001
• The Search for Chandra: Investigation Procedures


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