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February 06, 2002
• Bond Hearing for Lindh Today
• South Gets Another Helping of Snow
• Enron Employees Bought Company Stock Even as the Company Crumbled
• Pakistani Police Suspect Sheik Omar Saeed in Pearl's Kidnapping
• War on Terror Expanding; Police Closing on Pearl's Kidnappers


February 05, 2002
• A Sampling of Super Bowl Ads
• Pentagon Defends Budget's Defense Spending Increase Request
• Battle For the Bush Budget Begins
• Watching Each Other Across the Fence in Cuba
• Gay Adoption Now Backed By Pediatrics Society
• Outside Adoption Not a Priority for Afghan Interim Government
• NTSB: Cell Phone May Have Contributed to Fatal Crash
• New Intelligence Funding Specifics Classified
• U.S. May Face More Than Abu Sayyaf in Philippines
• Powers Report on Enron Draws Strong Words From Commerce Committee


February 04, 2002
• Andersen Taps Former Fed Chairman for Oversight
• Jesse Owens Went Through Hard Times to Get to '36 Olympics
• Moscow Weighs in on Fashion Front
• St. Louis' Dynasty Dreams Slip Away With Turnovers
• New England Patriots Win Super Bowl XXXVI
• T-Shirts and Celebrating in Boston for the Patriots' Super Bowl Win
• Man Gets New Face After Rare Infection Destroys His Face
• Interview with Tom Brady after Super Bowl
• U.S. May Face Tough Situations in Philippines
• World Economic Forum Sees Little Violence
• Arafat Calls Terrorism Wrong, Violence Continues
• Pakistani Investigators Look at New Suspects in Pearl Case
• Kabul Newspaper Rolls Out, Despite Lack of Equipment
• History Shows Guantanamo As Handy, Even Necessary
• Al Gore Returns To Political Spotlight in Tennessee
• International Controversy Continues Over "Axis of Evil" Comments
• Ken Lay Will Not Testify on Capitol Hill Today


February 01, 2002
• January Jobless Report Expected at 8:30 Today
• Patriots are Underdog; Interview of Buddy Diliberto
• American Snipers On Duty in Afghanistan
• Afghan Finds Happiness in a Ditch
• "Let's Roll" Phrase Controversy
• Despite Recent High Temperatures, Snow and Cold May Soon Return
• Thank Mice For Vaccines, Therapies, Drugs That Work
• Ask CNN: How Did The Super Bowl Come About?
• Patriots Support Group, Over 700 Strong, Head for Super Bowl
• Powell Says U.S. Will Not Negotiate With Pearl Kidnappers
• Bush To Seek Revamping of Pension Laws
• New Tax on Airline Tickets Covers Security Cost, Drives Price Up
• HHS Plan Spurs Sharp Reaction from Abortion Rights Activists
• Nuclear Power Plants Could Be Terrorist Targets
• Pearl's Family Waits for Word on Kidnapped Journalist
• New Evidence Shows Al Qaeda Planning More Attacks
• Kidnappers Extend Deadline For Daniel Pearl


January 31, 2002
• John King's Guest Appearance on "The Daily Show"
• Karzai Pushes U.N. For More Security Forces
• Kidnapper's Deadline Draws Near; N.Y. Cop Serves in Kandahar
• Enron's Creditors Demanding to be Paid
• Baghdad Reacts to Bush's Address
• GAO To Sue for Cheney's Energy Documents
• Pearl's Kidnappers Threaten to Abduct More Americans
• Marianne Pearl Appeals for Husband's Release
• "Axis of Evil" Comment Makes America, World Wonder
• GAO Plans To Take White House To Court
• Daniel Pearl's Editor, Wife Make Appeals to Kidnappers


January 30, 2002
• Financial Analysts Believe Federal Reserve's Streak of 11 Straight Cuts Will End Today
• Some of Afghanistan's Poorest People Just Now Getting Food Aid
• In Malaysia, Authorities Investigating Extremist Religious Groups for Links to Terrorism
• Elaine Duch: A WTC Survivor's Story
• To Hell and Back: Green Berets Tour Capitol, Hear Address
• Bush Focuses on War on Terror, Economy in Address
• Editor Sends E-mail to Pearl's Captors
• International Responses to State of the Union Address
• Andersen Losing Business After Enron Debacle
• Some Discontent Brews Between Saudi Arabia, U.S.


January 29, 2002
• Honey Bucket Supplying Portable Toilets to Winter Olympics
• Patriots Coach Faces Tough Decision
• Hamid Karzai Comfortable in Position as Interim Leader
• AFL-CIO Calls on Companies to Keep Enron Directors Off Their Boards
• State of the Union Major Challenge for Bush
• Parent Rage Rises At Colorado Kids' Hockey Game
• Enron's Future Looks Bleak, Even Nonexistent
• Current President Bush Has Learned From Father's Mistakes
• U.S. Officials, "Journal" Say Pearl Is Not A Spy


January 28, 2002
• It Hasn't Struck Midnight Yet for NFL's Cinderella Team
• Lioness from Italy Moves to South Africa
• Israeli Police Shot and Killed a Palestinian Man Who Ran Over Two Israeli Soldiers
• Terrorist Promotional Videos Circulate in Britain
• Afghans Retake Hospital; Reporter Taken Hostage; Rumsfeld at X- ray
• Shirt Printers Scramble to Record Rams' Victory
• Rams Win NFC Championship
• "Wall Street Journal" Receives Photo of David Pearl at Gunpoint
• Special Forces Join Assault on Hospital; CINC For Homeland Defense?


January 25, 2002
• Oregon High School Students Show Grief Over 9-11
• Hospice in South Africa Caters to the Dying
• British Charities Launch Campaign to Aid Goma Residents
• Kofi Annan First U.N. Top Diplomat in Afghanistan in 42 years
• First Day of Document Shredding Probe Gives Few Answers
• Missing School Bus, Children Found, Driver Arrested
• Enron Auditors in the Hot Seat
• Hockey Dad To Be Sentenced Today


January 24, 2002
• People Flocking to See World Trade Center Site
• Commerce Emerging Once Again in Kabul
• McDonald's Uses Asterix to Pitch Burgers
• Walker Heads to Court Early This Morning


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