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September 03, 2001
• First Shark Fatality Ever in Virginia
• Big Winner of McDonald's Million Dollar Giveaway
• Rawl Farm Employs Good Business Techniques
• Getting Back in Swing of Early Mornings
• Mother Shoots 6-Year-Old Son Dead, 16-Year-Old Survives Attack
• 15-Year-Old Next Hot Fashion Designer
• Rescue Teams Patrolling Virginia Beach All Day
• Wildfires in Montana are Threatening Homes
• Where is Colin Powell?
• Ask CNN: Do Other Elements Exist in Space Not on Earth
• Economy's Ebb and Flow Impacts Rural America
• Transfer of Asylum-Seekers in Progress
• 10-Year-Old Boy Dies From Shark Attack in Virginia


August 31, 2001
• Students, Sex and Drugs
• Comments From Jackson Fans at Nasdaq
• Mr. Rogers Neighborhood To Air Last Show
• Florida Judge Upholds Ban on Gays Adopting Kids
• Drug and Sex Awareness at Colleges
• Hometown Newspaper Discusses Condit's Staff
• Funeral for Aaliyah to be Held Today in New York
• Heavy Storms Reported in Chicago Area
• Condit Staffers Back Boss
• Condit Staff Speak Out in Support
• College Week: Finding the Public Ivies; Not Just Men Taking the Football Field; Sex, Drugs and Flunking Out


August 30, 2001
• Keeping Kids Safe in Cars
• How Age Will Affect Bob Hope's Recovery
• Residents Return to Damaged Homes
• Michael Jackson to Promote Concert at Nasdaq
• Battle Over Government Checkbook Begins
• The President Returns to Washington
• College Week: Finding That Scholarship; Decorating the Dorm


August 29, 2001
• Man Creates a Sock Delivery Service
• U.N. Racism Conference in South Africa
• Fire Causes Evacuations in Weaverville, California
• Expedition Crew Talks about Living in Space
• Cutting Sweets Can Help Young People Cut Weight
• Senator John McCain to Undergo Surgery
• Marion Jones Talks about Running in the Goodwill Games
• Jet Lands With No Engine Power
• Condit's Family Resign From Governor's Office
• Dozens of California Homes Burned in Fire
• College Week: Smart Financing for the College Student; Eating Right


August 28, 2001
• Education Secretary Rod Paige Fields Questions
• Tracking Kids Spending Habits
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• Maine Couple Win Powerball
• Court Finds Racial-Based Admissions Unconstitutional
• The Great Debate Over School Dress Codes
• Maine Winner Comes Forward
• Son Donating Part of his Liver to Save Mother's Life
• Little League Legend Too Old to Play
• College Week: Safety on Campus; Life After College
• A New Fire By Los Angeles


August 27, 2001
• Just in TIME: The Domination of Women's Tennis
• Shark Attacks: Florida Officials to Determine Safety of Beach
• Aaliyah Remembered
• Aaliyah Killed in Plane Crash: U.S. Investigators Heading to Bahamas
• Doctors Discover Genes Linked to Long Life
• Powerball Winner David Edwards Discusses Hitting it Big
• Four Winners to Split Powerball Jackpot
• Anne Marie Smith to Ask Grand Jury for Criminal Indictment of Gary Condit
• Powerball Winner Comes Forward
• Music World Mourns Death of Aaliyah
• College Week
• Another Shark Attack at Florida's New Smyrna Beach


August 24, 2001
• Condit Speaks: Media Blitz is On
• Gary Condit Talking About Missing Chandra Levy
• Public Reaction to Condit Interview
• Steve Fossett Discusses Aborted Balloon Trip Around the World
• Condit Speaks: How Will the Public React?
• Clubbing Action in Ibiza
• Condit Breaks His Silence: Modesto Mayor Speaks Out; Police Eye Interview Closely
• Who Wants to Be a Multimillionaire?
• A Look at Some New Movies Opening on the Big Screen
• Look at Congressman Condit's Tone and Body Language in Interview


August 23, 2001
• Debating the Budget
• Investigators Still Searching for Nikolay Soltys
• Powerball Jackpot Increases
• Reaction to Condit Speaking Out
• Gary Condit Prepares to Speak Out
• Stephanie Ready Ready to Make History
• Will Elizabeth Dole Run for Helms' Vacant Senate Seat?
• In a Marriage, Who Strays and Who Stays?


August 22, 2001
• Powerball Jackpot Reaches $200 Million
• Millions Take to the Air This Week
• Fining the American Tourist
• NASCAR Releases Official Report on Earnhardt Death
• Suspected California Killer Still on the Run
• Al Sharpton for President?
• Ask CNN: What is Johnny Carson Doing Now?
• Artificial Heart Patient Greets the World
• MTV and Johnny Knoxville Negotiating to Keep 'Jackass' Show
• Jesse Helms Expected to Announce Retirement From Senate
• McDonald's Looks to Rebuild Trust with Customers
• Diet Pills Disappointing
• Powerball Jackpot Reaches $200 Million
• 116 Ways To Pamper Your Pooch
• First Lady Fashions
• Powerball Mania Strikes the Nation
• What Do Falling Fed Rates Mean to Your Wallet?


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