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March 14, 2002
• President Bush's Anger Over INS Snafu May Finally Get Results
• Rivals Back Out Of Purchase Talks With Arthur Andersen
• Appeal of Libyan Convicted in Pan Am 103 Attack Rejected
• Cactus Rustling in Arizona
• North Koreans Seek Asylum in Spanish Embassy in Beijing
• Lockerbie Appeal Rejected; Bush Angered At INS
• Bush: Israeli Actions Not Helping Situation


March 13, 2002
• Berlin Restaurant Serving up Insects on the Menu
• Georgia Woman Accused of Being Married to Six Men at Once
• Yates Found Guilty
• Update on Testimony from Westerfield's Trial
• Italian Journalist Killed By Fire From Israeli Tank in Ramallah
• Coalition Takes Over Shah-e-Kot
• Arthur Andersen Facing Problems In Trying To Sell Parts Of Company
• Capture of Shah-e-Kot May Signal Winding Down of Operation Anaconda
• Mopping Up Begins After 12 Days In Operation Anaconda
• Andrea Yates Faces Possible Death Penalty with Guilty Verdict
• Dispute Arises In Colorado Over Native American Mascot
• Middle East Violence Casts Shadow Over Cheney Visit


March 12, 2002
• New York, Washington, Nation Remember September 11
• Marjorie Knoller Continues Testimony Today in Dog Mauling Trial
• Al Qaeda Still Operating, But Where?
• Israel Launches Two Incursions, Helicopter Strike on West Bank
• Bush Remembers Victims of 9-11, Warns Terrorists
• Villagers Note Decrease in Military Activity Around Shah-e-Kot
• People Shredding Documents in Record Numbers
• Prosecutors Get More Time For Evidence Search in Pearl Case
• Interview of 1st Sgt. Scott Schroeder, 101st Airborne
• Cheney In Middle East; Violence Continues Overnight in Israel


March 11, 2002
• September 11 Also Evoked Positive Changes
• CNN Producer, Correspondent Retrace September 11
• Mothers Keep Memories of Fathers Alive For Their Children
• Fighting Seems One Way In Operation Anaconda Now
• Remembering 9-11 Six Months Later
• Did Some Companies Incorrectly Blame 9/11 for Falling Profits?
• Six Months Later, America Remembers September 11
• Interview of Jodi Eppler, CH-47 Pilot
• Pentagon Reconstruction Well Underway; Cheney Visits U.K.


March 08, 2002
• Fifth and Final Spacewalk for Columbia Astronauts
• Americans Breaking the Law by Traveling to Cuba
• Space Shuttle Columbia Astronauts Take Fifth Spacewalk
• Schwarz Freed To Await New Trial In New York Brutality Case
• Anthony Zinni To Return To Mideast Next Week
• Zinni Returns to Middle East Amid Violence
• Unmanned Planes Play Key Role in Afghanistan
• Operation Anaconda Progresses Despite Inclement Weather
• Government Rolls Out Color Coded Security Threat Warning System
• Explaining El Nino


March 07, 2002
• Astronauts Continuing Work on Hubble Telescope
• Rare Monkey Found in Texas
• Strip Malls Far From Immune to Recession
• Possible Sleeper Cell Arrested in Philippines
• Prosecutors Start Response Today in Yates Trial
• Operation Anaconda Shows That War Far From Over
• September 11 Charities Continue to Help Victims, Families
• Astronauts Commence Hubble Spacewalk Number Four
• Operation Anaconda Resistance Causes Calls For More Hardware
• War Crimes Tribunal Denies Release for Milosevic
• U.N.-Iraq Talks Will Focus on Sanctions, Weapons Inspectors
• U.S. Officials Believe Al Qaeda, Taliban Regrouping in Pakistan
• Camp X-Ray Hunger Strike Seems To Be Winding Down


March 06, 2002
• U.S. May Have Underestimated Enemy Force Size
• Hubble Shut Down For Repairs
• Condit, Riordan Lose California Elections
• Reinforcements To Aid in Operation Anaconda
• Man Saved by Dogs
• Mubarak Wants U.S. Help to Put Summit Together
• Congress Looks Into Drug Advertising, Pricing
• Williams May Have Tampered With Evidence
• Operation Anaconda Uses "Hammer and Anvil" Strategy
• Condit, Riordan Defeated in California Elections
• Drone Sees Execution of SEAL in Afghanistan


March 05, 2002
• Texas Democrats Hold Spanish Language Debate
• Yates' Last Psychiatrist Obstacle to Insanity Defense
• First of Five Spacewalks to Upgraded Hubble Space Telescope Going on Now
• Mr. Bush Hosts Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak for Talks on Mideast Peace Process
• Another Spacewalk Continues Work on Hubble
• Nation's Seaports Still Have Security Problems
• In New Allied Ground Offensive in Afghanistan, Air Support Can be Seen for Miles
• Congress Wants Nation's Airports Equipped with Bomb-Detecting Machines by Year's End
• If Mideast Struggle Could be Summed Up in One Word: Homeland
• Two Astronauts on Space Shuttle Columbia Back at Work
• Sharon Wants To Restrict Arafat's Visitors; Iraq Meets With U.N.
• Afghan War Enters Dangerous Phase


March 04, 2002
• New York Firefighters Honored in Texas
• Catholic Church Plagued By Abuse Scandals
• FBI Director Tours Guantanamo Bay Base
• U.S. Forces Engaged in Intense Combat
• More Muslim-Hindu Violence in India
• Space Walk To Upgrade Hubble Underway
• Marine Homecoming: Back from the War
• Space walkers Attach New Array to Hubble Telescope
• Dog Mauling Trial Enters Third Week
• Searching for Karadzic
• Prominent Fatah Member Killed; Mubarak Meets With Bush
• U.S., Coalition Forces Attack al Qaeda


March 01, 2002
• Tensions Escalating at Camp X-Ray at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
• Federal Appeals Court Overturns Convictions of Three of Four Police Officers in Diallo Case
• Decomposed Body Found in San Diego that of Missing Seven-Year Old
• War on Terror Moving to Several New Fronts


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