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March 01, 2002
• Fighting Has Intensified Between Hindus and Muslims in City of Ahmedabad
• Space Shuttle Columbia Blasts Off Towards Hubble Space Telescope
• Government Panel Investigating Collapse of Enron Gives Company's Former CEO One Week to Clarify Testimony
• Domestic Partner of Woman Killed By Dogs Testifies in Trial Against Dogs' Owners
• Daschle Makes Sharp Comments About War on Terror
• After One-Day Delay, Space Shuttle Columbia Scheduled to Blast Off in Half an Hour
• Replication of "Munsters" House Being Built


February 28, 2002
• Former Soviet Republic To Receive Assistance from U.S.
• Grammys Awarded; Interview of Tracy St. George, Disc Jockey
• Enron Also Managed To Deceive Analysts
• FBI Sends Subpoenas for Anthrax Samples
• Russell Yates Testifies, Will Return to Stand Today
• Authorities Believe Van Dam's Body Found
• Shane Williams is Minnow King in Fox Lake, Illinois
• U2, Bluegrass, Alicia Keys Walk Away with Grammys
• Hopes for Cease Fire Fade With More Israeli-Palestinian Violence
• FAA Whistleblower Accuses Supervisors of Ignoring Problems
• Pentagon Confirms Troops Will Be Sent to Republic of Georgia
• Body Discovered by Search Group Believed To Be Danielle Van Dam


February 27, 2002
• Interview of Tracy St. George, Disc Jockey
• Pakistani Police Threatened Over Extradition; Muslims Distrust U.S.
• Is Deep Sea Treasure Priceless Find?
• Cochran Represents Georgia Power Employees
• Skilling Takes To Offensive in Senate Testimony
• More Testimony Today in Yates Trial
• Who Can You Trust? Auditors Struggle to Rebuild Reputations
• Skilling Took Offensive In Congressional Testimony
• Westerfield Pleads Not Guilty to Murder, Kidnap of Danielle Van Dam
• Embryo Screening Proves Successful, Raises Ethical Questions
• Cow Caught After Escaping Slaughterhouse in Cincinnati, Ohio
• Gallup Poll of Islamic Countries Provides Surprising Results
• U.S. Pushes For Extradition of Omar Saeed Sheikh


February 26, 2002
• Chess Queen Making Chess Cool
• Afghan Women Gather To Celebrate Secret Ritual
• Housing Market Picks Up, Manufacturing Does Not
• Olympic Athletes Turn Attention to Endorsements
• Skilling And Watkins to Testify Again Today
• Slavery is Gone but not Forgotten
• Despite Violence, Some Renewed Hope for Middle East Peace
• U.S. Would Like to Try Omar Saeed Sheikh
• New Drugs Set to Help in Battle Against HIV, AIDS
• U.S. Troops Take on Long Task of Destroying Stashed Ammunition
• Jayson Williams Charged With Manslaughter
• Credit Rating Agencies Come Under Fire Because of Enron Collapse
• Van Dam Kidnapping Suspect Now Charged With Murder


February 25, 2002
• U.S., Canadian Troops in Afghanistan Watch Gold Medal Game
• Closing Ceremonies End Winter Olympics
• Filipino Investigators Say 9/11 Plot May Date From 1995
• U.S. Embassy Terrorism Plot Thwarted By Arrests
• England's Baftas Awarded Last Night
• Saeed Appears in Court Today, Evidence Against Him Strong
• French Figure Skating Judge Changes Story Again
• Countdown Begins For Summer Games in Athens in 2004
• Wrapping Up The Winter Olympics, Canada Takes Hockey Gold
• Sheikh Ordered To Remain in Pakistani Custody For Two More Weeks
• Newest Middle East Peace Plan Proposed by Saudi Arabia
• U2, India.Arie, Alicia Keys Top Grammy Nominees


February 22, 2002
• Interview of Richard Eldredge, "Atlanta Journal-Constitution"
• Pearl's Family, Friends Struggle With His Death
• Russians Miffed By Losses, Judging
• Israeli, Palestinian Security Officials Meet Quietly
• Investigation Focuses on Finding Pearl's Body
• Fast and Furious in Afghanistan
• Yet More Violence In The West Bank, Death Toll At 48 For The Week
• U.S., Pakistan Press Forward To Find Daniel Pearl's Killers


February 21, 2002
• Tongue Twister
• Suspect's Father Apologizes to Victims' Families Alabama Killings
• Bush in China: No Deal on Proliferation
• Team USA Doing Great at Olympics
• FAA Introduces Webpage for Flight Delays
• Death in NBA Star's Home Raises Questions
• Some Afghans Blame U.S. For Having to Miss Hajj Pilgrimage
• More Violence in Middle East; Arrest of Assassination Suspect
• Israel Continues Counter Strikes Against Palestinians
• Controllers Learned Fate of AA Flight 587 from Other Pilots
• Jim Shea Feels Grandfather Was With Him On Gold Medal Run
• Florida Takes Miss Cleo to Court


February 20, 2002
• Products Recalled For Safety Concerns
• Investigators Looking Into Motive Behind Corpse Scam
• Bush Tours DMZ Between Koreas
• Baggage Screeners Fight to Keep Jobs
• James Brown Cleared of Charges
• Dwight Gooden Arrested on DUI Charges
• Dog Mauling Trial Started Yesterday
• North Korea In Economic Crisis
• Japan Provides Logistical Support for War on Terrorism
• Mideast Violence Increasing; Negotiators Appealing for U.S. Help
• U.S. Still Committed To Defending South Korea From The North


February 19, 2002
• California Priest Held On Sexual Assault Charges
• Former Black Panther Al-Amin On Trial for Murder
• Testimony Resumes Today in Yates Trial
• First Witness Called in Milosevic Trial
• Black Hawk Helicopters Critical To U.S. Military Operations
• Japan Provides Refueling, Support Ships to U.S. War on Terror
• The Spy Tour: Retracing Robert Hanssen's Steps
• Opening Statements Given in Andrea Yates Murder Trial
• Hundreds of Families Arrive At Georgia Crematorium for Answers
• Lotto Winners in California are Newest Millionaires
• Royal Marines Accidentally Invade Spain
• ISU Proposes Drastic Change in Judging System


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