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January 14, 2002
• Second Group of Afghan Detainees Heads for Cuba
• Pretzel Causes Bush Fainting Spell
• Prince Harry Tours Rehab Center
• Bush Faints After Eating Pretzel
• Spurrier In Line for Redskins Job
• Pakistan Bans Militant Groups
• Bush to Undergo Physical Examination After Pretzel Incident


January 11, 2002
• Prince Charles' Picture Spread in British "Vogue"
• U.S. Special Forces Target Al Qaeda Ties in Philippines
• Reid Possibly Part of Previously Unknown Terrorist Network
• Emory University Doing DNA Test on Egyptian Mummy
• Energy Department Wants To Store Nuclear Waste in Nevada
• Abu Sayyaf Group in Philippines May Be Next U.S. Target
• Some Prisoners in Afghanistan Do Not Interest U.S.
• Kashmir Once a Popular Destination for Tourists
• Many Enron Documents Destroyed
• Gitmo Will Receive Detainees Soon
• Junta Jury to Continue Deliberations
• Prisoners to Arrive in Cuba Around 8:00


January 10, 2002
• White House Plan For Hydrogen Powered Vehicles Announced
• U.S. Hopes Diplomacy Will Cool India-Pakistan Flames
• Hockey Dad Trial Expecting Closing Arguments Today
• KC-130 Crash Under Investigation; 45 New Detainees In Kandahar
• Seattle Woman Donates Puppy to Chapman Family
• American Music Awards Focus on the Young
• China Watches India, Pakistan, Unauthorized Religious Practice
• Crash of U.S. Refueling Jet Grim Reminder of Dangers in War on Terrorism
• FDA Urging Farmers and Suppliers to Do Some New Things to Make Sure Food You Eat is Safe
• "Star Wars" Fans Waiting in Seattle for Tickets
• Stock Exchange Learns Lesson from 9/11
• Seven Marines Killed; Immigrant Hunt Raises Questions; Franks Savy


January 09, 2002
• Toys With Moving Heads Popular at Hong Kong Show
• India Waits for Musharraf Speech
• Milosevic Hearing Ends
• Six Dead After Gun Battle in Gaza
• Thomas Used Folksy Image to Peddle Hamburgers
• Built Army Tough: An SUV For James Bond
• The Planes Come At Night in Kandahar
• New Violence Casts Shadow On Possible Cease Fire in Mid-East
• Two High Level Al Qaeda Operatives In Custody
• Junta's Son Testifies in Hockey Dad Trial
• Al Qaeda Interrogations Going Well
• Maryland State Trooper Pulled Speeding Terrorist Over


January 08, 2002
• Giraffe Missing from Girault Farm in Texas
• Volvo Re-Enters SUV Market
• Interview of Jim Memolo, Chicago Talk Show Host
• Bush Gears Up To Deal With Economic Wrangling
• Yates Trial Jury Selection Resumes Today
• 9/11 Compensation Not As Generous As It Sounds
• Security Concerns Keep Senators, Blair at Bagrham Air Base
• Timeline of Charles Bishop's Suicide Flight
• Senators Visit Afghanistan As Military Bomb Terrorist Sites
• Fellow Students, Teachers Shocked by Bishop's Actions
• New Focus in Afghanistan; Mood Tense in Islamabad


January 07, 2002
• Fruitcake Toss in Colorado
• SUVs Take Over Popularity, Auto Shows
• Argentina Devalues Peso As President Gets New Powers
• What Will Happen in 2002?
• Bush Makes Strong Declaration on Taxes
• Blair in Islamabad to Cool Tensions
• Afghan Orphans Face Tough Winter
• Guantanamo Prepares for Afghan Detainees
• Tampa Cessna Suicide Pilot Sympathized With Islamic Terrorism
• Blair in Pakistan Trying to Diffuse Tensions
• Rain in Sydney Helping Control Bush Fires
• Weapons Shipment Could Be Major Obstacle to Peace
• Guantanamo Bay Prepares for Prisoners; Tampa Crash Likely Suicide


January 04, 2002
• Photographers Capture Moments in Afghanistan
• Fans Await World Cup
• Summit in Nepal to Start Late
• Afghans Deny Omar Captured
• Firefighters Continue the Fight Near Sydney
• Palestinians Experience Hardships
• Musharraf Running Late for Nepal Summit
• Mullah Omar Remains At Large; Salang Tunnel Reopens
• Miami Hurricanes Win Rose Bowl
• One Palestinian Killed After Israeli Army Incursion
• Is Mohammed Khan's Case Mistaken Identity?


January 03, 2002
• Ancient Tomb Discovered in Cairo, Egypt
• Moussaoui Trial Set for October
• Zinni Expected to Return to Middle East Today
• Snow Shuts Down Columbia, South Carolina
• Case of Arab-American Secret Service Agent Heats Up
• Zero Financing May Hurt Automotive Industry in Long Term
• Despite Indian Conflict, Pakistani Troops Remain on Afghan Border
• India-Pakistan Conflict May Effect War on Terror
• Atlanta-Hartsfield Airport At Virtual Standstill
• NASA Looks To Electromagnetic Power For Cheaper Launch Options
• Gunfight in Kandahar; Earthquake in Afghanistan


January 02, 2002
• Ireland Adjusts to Euro, Britain Does Not
• Modern War On Terror Echoes Buddhist Mythology
• Fiesta Bowl Finale
• Euro's First Day in France Goes Well
• Residents Evacuate as Fires Close in on Australian Homes
• Moussaoui To Be Arraigned Today
• Introduction of Euro Gets Mixed Reviews
• Blair Important Diplomat for Allies
• Australian Firefighters Beat Back Blaze
• Kathmandu Summit Could Diffuse Tensions
• Taliban Intelligence Chief May Be Dead


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