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February 19, 2002
• Spiritual Journey Underway in Saudi Arabia


February 18, 2002
• Investigation into Decomposing Bodies Found at a Georgia Crematorium
• Ward Burton Wins Daytona 500
• Bowling Groups Lobby Olympic Committee To Become Olympic Sport
• Karachi Has History of High-Profile Kidnappings
• Allies Concerned America May Move Alone Against Iraq
• Three Winning Tickets Sold for California's $193 Million Jackpot
• At Least 170 Dead in Nepal After Maoist Rebel Attack
• Body Count May Double At Georgia Crematorium
• Letters Reveal More On Relationship Between Bush, Lay
• Testimony in Andrea Yates Trial Begins Today
• Milosevic's Opening Statements Wrap Up
• U.S. Troops Train Filipino Troops; Government Takes Over Screeners
• Bush's Asian Tour Starts With Japanese Solidarity


February 15, 2002
• Some Companies Give Up on Casual Friday
• White House Reopens to Select Visitors Today
• Royal Family Attends Princess Margaret's Funeral
• Getting Ready For The Daytona 500
• Safety Takes Spotlight at Daytona 500
• NYC Hit-and-Run Suspect Under Arrest
• Honesty Wins Out for Two Boys Tempted to Cash In
• Princess Margaret's Funeral To Be Held Today
• Bush to Visit Bejing; Taiwan-China Relations May Be Improving
• Milosevic Continues Opening Statement That Blames NATO
• Watkins Hailed as Lone Enron Hero by Congress Members
• Security For U.S. Forces in Cuba Extends Beyond Camp X-Ray
• Powell Faces Tough Questions From International Youth
• Enron Executives Causey, Buy Fired
• Afghan Minister Killed by Angry Crowd


February 14, 2002
• Rose Wine Great with Chocolate for Valentine's Day
• Figure Skating Controversy Talk All Over Salt Lake City
• Civil Libertarians Bristle Over Use of Surveillance Cameras
• Olympic Snowboarder Looks For Gold After Liver Transplant
• More Detainees Arrive at Guantanamo Bay
• Pearl Suspect Says Pearl Is Dead
• Terrorist Linked to Cole Bombing Dead After Shoot Out
• Spann Blames All Taliban Fighters, Tensions Mount with Lindh Family
• Al Qaeda Suspect in Yemen Accidentally Kills Himself
• Saeed Claims Pearl is Dead; Police Say Saeed is Unreliable


February 13, 2002
• Missouri Psychiatrist Says Elvis is His Patient
• Interview of Charlie Lyons, "Variety"
• Lay Takes Fifth; Interview of Thomas Moore
• Honorary Titles Conferred on Giuliani, Former Commissioners
• Could California Tot Be The Next Tiger Woods?
• Irradiation Causes Damage to Mail, May Affect Health
• Walker Expected to Plead Not Guilty Today
• Connecticut Hostage Standoff Ends Peacefully
• Interrogation of Saeed Yields Little in Pearl Case
• Giuliani To Receive Honorary Knighthood From Queen Elizabeth Today
• Milosevic Trial Enters Second Day
• Prime Suspect Arrested, Pearl Still Missing


February 12, 2002
• Oscar Hopefuls; Interview of Charlie Lyons, "Variety"
• Olympic Security, Night Life Ready for Visitors
• Milosevic Trial Gets Underway
• U.S. Issues Terrorist Warning In U.S., Yemen
• Reactions From Belgrade To Beginning of Milosevic War Crimes Trial
• Fighting An Old Foe in Afghanistan: Fear
• Three Men Arrested in Connection With Pearl Kidnapping Face Judge
• What Do Afghan Detainees in Cuba Face?
• FBI Issues New Terrorism Alert For U.S., Interests in Yemen


February 11, 2002
• Flight 93 Copilot Role Model For Aspiring African-Americans
• Comments on Michael Jordan's Missed Dunk
• Olympic Berets Selling Fast
• Winter Olympics Strong Start for Advertisers, Olympians
• Israel Retaliates After Shooting, Missile Strike
• Updated Death Penalty Study Says More Sentencing Mistakes Likely
• Picabo Street's Long Road Back To The Olympics
• Israel Launches New Attack on Palestinian Security Targets
• Oil For Food Program In Iraq Needs Help To Keep Aid Coming
• Gen. Tommy Franks Visits Yemen To Check on Hunt for Al Qaeda


February 08, 2002
• Different Official Jackets Seen Around Salt Lake City
• Preview of "CNN PRESENTS" Airing Saturday Night
• Olympics Set to Get Underway Today
• Bush Asks Sharon To Ease Restrictions on Palestinians
• Skeleton: Little Known Olympic Sport Has First Woman Competitor
• Kopper Described As Quiet, Strategic
• Cockpit Attacker Was Drunk, Passengers Say
• Bionic Technology Makes More Possible in Medicine
• Ridge Says Olympics Are Safe, But Do Athletes Agree?
• Pakistan Pinpoints Believed Ringleader in Pearl Kidnapping
• Pablo Moreira Will Appear in Miami Court Today


February 07, 2002
• Australian Researchers Invent New Pill for Losing Weight
• Still a Long Way to go on Child Safety Seat Importance
• Series of Israeli Leaders Meet in U.S.
• Letters, Belongings of American Hostages in Philippines Found
• Detainees Wheeled From Plane to Cell at X-ray
• Cisco Systems Provides Cautious Comments Going Forward
• U.S. Strikes al Qaeda Convoy; Evidence Against Lindh Compelling
• WTC Flag to be Included in Olympic Opening Ceremony
• DOT Vows to Cut Ties to Argenbright Security
• Sharon Visits White House As Violence Continues In Mideast
• U.S. Trying to Determine Who Was in Vehicle Convoy


February 06, 2002
• Lay's Attorneys Say He Will Show Up in Washington Next Week
• Police Say They're Closing In on Daniel Pearl's Kidnappers
• In Afghanistan, Rival Factions Causing Problems for Fragile Kabul Government
• Yemen Officials Say Two Key Al Qaeda Operatives Could Provide Critical Information
• Armenian Bobsledding Team Unlikely Olympians
• House Committee Hearing from Head of Arthur Andersen
• Time Running Out on the Giant Panda
• Today Is 50th Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's Reign


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