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January 24, 2002
• Slow Economy Has Effect on Washington
• Virgin Records Paying Mariah Carey Not to Sing
• Ken Lay Resigns; Interview of Jamie Sprayregen
• Goma Residents Persevere, Despite Destruction From Volcano
• Nuclear Weapons Plants Are Vulnerable, Say Former, Current Workers
• New Cells in Cuba Will Alleviate Crowding in Kandahar
• Walker Back in U.S, In Court on Thursday


January 23, 2002
• Kmart Will Not Close Its Doors
• Lewis-Tyson Fights Starts 74 Days Early
• Walker Likely to Appear in Virginia Court This Week
• Abu Sayyaf Finds Some Support Among Poor Filipinos
• How Did Kmart Reach the State of Chapter 11?
• Enron's Collapse Affects Houston Charities As Well
• Two Israeli Women Die; Hamas Declares War on Israel
• U.N. to Release Food to Volcano Stricken
• Walker to Return to U.S. as Early as Today
• On the Catwalk: Yves Saint Laurent's Last Bow
• New Security Measures Have Baltimore Scrambling for Finances
• U.S. Will Announce Policy on Afghan Detainees In Near Future
• Enron Scandal Continues To Shadow Bush Administration


January 22, 2002
• More Detainees Arrive in Cuba
• Some Goma Residents Return to Unsafe Town
• Afghanistan's Central Bank is Rebuilding
• Remembering Peggy Lee
• In Your Face Web Ads Will Probably Increase With Recession
• Goma Refugees Return To Ruins, Homelessness
• Tokyo Conference Generates $4.5 Billion for Afghanistan
• Making Capitol Hill Security Pleasing to the Eye
• Kmart Trying to Comply With Finance Plan
• Gunmen Fire on U.S. Cultural Center in India, Four Killed
• Cuba's Cooperation May Signal New Phase in Relations With U.S.
• Israel Continues Anti-Terrorist Campaign in West Bank
• Federal Judge Will Hear Petition on Treatment of Detainees
• Four Dead At American Center in Calcutta


January 21, 2002
• Thousands Flee Lava In Congo
• U.N. Team Looks At Safety For Aid Groups in Somalia
• International Concern Raised Over Conditions in Camp X-ray
• Golden Globes Awarded Last Night
• More American Troops Arrive in the Philippines
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebrated Today
• Leaders Meet in Tokyo To Plan Funding For Afghanistan
• Israel Moves Into Tulkarem
• Aussies Rule Golden Globes
• Rebuilding Afghanistan: Starting From Scratch
• Thousands Return To Volcano Threatened Goma Rather Than Be Refugees
• Tokyo Meeting Focuses on Donations to Rebuild Afghanistan


January 18, 2002
• Protecting the World's Living Landscapes
• Survey of U.S. Cities Preparedness for Terrorist Attack
• Abdallah Higazy is a Free Man
• Attack on Israeli Gathering Leaves Seven Dead
• Woman Power Makes More Business Sense
• Colorado Coroner Rejects Rohrbough Investigation Request
• New Airport, Airline Regulations Go Into Effect Today
• Pitt Proposes Private Agency To Oversee Accounting Profession
• Israel Responds To Bat Mitzvah Attack In Hadera
• ICRC Now Has More Detainees to Ask About Humane Treatment in Cuba
• Leicester, England Is Focus of Terrorism Manhunt


January 17, 2002
• Oatman, Arizona Has More Than One Interesting Phenomena
• Only One Third of Americans Want to Postpone or Cancel Tax Breaks
• War on Terrorism May Go to Somalia
• Eight Enron Investigations Ongoing
• Some Workouts Wackier Than Others
• Virginia Law Student Goes on Shooting Rampage
• Fired Enron Auditor Before Congress
• Stronger Seaport Security
• U.S. Best Guess: bin Laden and Omar Still in Afghanistan
• Kmart Faces Bankruptcy
• Reid Similar to Al Qaeda Operative Described in Computer File
• More Afghan War Detainees Arrive at Guantanamo Bay
• Powell Visits Afghanistan
• Three SLA Suspects Arrested Yesterday


January 16, 2002
• Afghanistan in Rubble
• NYSE Delists Enron
• Problem Pigs at Pinnacles Park
• American Taliban to Be Tried on Four Counts
• Marines Patrol Stretches of Afghanistan
• Can Bush Approval Help Republicans in Elections?
• Somali Resistance Welcomes U.S.
• Enron Collapse Hurts Local Merchants, Charities
• Can the U.S. Trust Libya?
• Trial Begins in Ex-priest's Sexual Misconduct Trial
• Enron Fallout Continues to Mount


January 15, 2002
• Limp Bizkit Searches 23 Cities For New Guitarist
• A Somber Place: WTC Debris Sorted At Fresh Kills Landfill
• Bush Promotes Economic Stimulus Package
• Palestinian Factions Will Keep Truce Despite Killing of Militant
• Publicity Led to FBI Capture of Longo
• Human Rights Groups Complain Over Treatment of Detainees in Cuba
• Congress Studies Thousands of Enron-Related Documents
• The Final Stop
• Palestinian Militant Killed, Threatening Ceasefire
• Special Forces in Philippines; U.S. Soldier Repairs Mosque
• Powell Presses India, Pakistan for De-escalation
• Longo Expected in Oregon Today
• Enron Under Scrutiny; Former Enron Employees Try to Move On


January 14, 2002
• Will Beijing Opera Continue?
• International Animal Welfare Team Arrives at Kabul Zoo
• Business in Review: Looking at 2001
• England's Prince Harry Admitted Drinking and Drug Usage To Father
• Irish Protestants Feel Disillusioned With Peace Process


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