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March 28, 2002
• Saudi Peace Plan Expected to Be Endorsed at Summit
• Death Toll From Hotel Bombing Rises to 20


March 27, 2002
• Six Months After Anthrax Attacks, Investigators Still Don't Know Who's Behind Them
• Look at Who Came to Rescue in Deadly Shooting in France
• Arab League Leaders Gathering in Beirut For a Very Important Summit
• Financial Observers say Arthur Andersen Moving Closer to Bankruptcy
• Naomi Campbell Wins Privacy Lawsuit Against Tabloid
• Illinois Man Hopes To Be Oldest Climber of Everest
• Verdict Announced in Campbell's Privacy Lawsuit
• USS Roosevelt Arrives at Port Today
• Anthrax Even Purer Than Originally Thought
• French Police Arrest Suspect in Mass Shooting
• More Violence and Deaths Overnight in the Middle East Conflict
• Annan Calls For Peace At Arab Summit
• Sharon Raises New Condition on Arafat's Attendance at Summit


March 26, 2002
• Tough Tribe of Afghanis Struggling for Survival and Hoping for Better Future
• Tense Situation in Mideast Persists
• Look at Professor Dave Bayer, Other Mathematician Behind 'A Beautiful Mind'
• At Arab Summit, Foreign Ministers Not Mincing Words in Support For Palestinian Uprising Against Israel
• Military Has Examined Many Sites Where It Appears Al Qaeda Forces Were Working to Make WMDs
• In Earthquakes in Afghanistan, as Many as 1,800 May Have Been Killed
• Spike in Gas Prices May Not be Over
• Hoosiers Will Overcome Key Injury If They Hope to Win NCAA Tournament
• Britney Spears Does London
• Pair of Earthquakes Strike Afghanistan
• Mixed Feelings About Afghan King's Eventual Return
• Government Memo Reports Airport Security Failures
• Iraq Hopes For Unified Front at Arab Summit
• Israel Deliberates Arafat's Right to Travel


March 25, 2002
• At Academy Awards, Halle Berry Became First African-American to Be Named Best Actress
• First Time in Oscars That Top Acting Honors Were Won by Black Performers
• Cheney Says He Has No Immediate Plans to Meet With Arafat
• Israelis and Palestinians Meet Again Today on Trying to Come Up With Cease-Fire
• Leaders of Catholic Church Forced to Address Most Unholy Series of Accusations
• No Amount of Sweet Talking Will Fool This Camera
• New Strains of Tuberculosis Resistant to Medicine
• Oscar Talk with Tom Joyner
• New Art Fleshed Out in Hong Kong
• Berry, Washington Take Home Oscars
• Arab Ministers Meet in Beirut Before Summit
• Talks Resume After Weekend Violence in Israel


March 22, 2002
• President Bush South of Border, First Stop on Three-Nation Tour of Latin America
• Suicide Bombing in Downtown Jerusalem Threatening Latest Middle East Peace Initiative
• San Francisco Couple Found Guilty On All Counts in Dog's Vicious Killing of 33-Year-Old Woman
• Denzel Washington Might Win Oscar Sunday Night
• Four Suspects Charged Today in Kidnapping and Murder of Daniel Pearl
• Business Travelers Fed Up with Airline Travel
• Two Men Arrested in Philippines Claim Not To Know Each Other
• Zinni To Hold Meeting With Arafat Despite Attack
• Four Suspects Charged in Pearl Case


March 21, 2002
• Kent State's Golden Flashes Make Sweet Sixteen
• Academy Awards Go For Technical Marvels As Well
• Some Progress Being Made At Poverty Conference
• Restaurant Business Hurt by False 9/11 Rumor
• Search for Rudolph Slows As FBI Focuses on Future
• Military Tribunals Will Be Similar to Courts Martial
• Bush Will Focus on Three Regional Issues In Trip to Latin America
• Number of Israeli Reservists Refusing to Serve Rising
• Oscar Preparation Has High Price
• Nine Dead After Car Bomb Explodes in Lima, Peru


March 20, 2002
• Tips on Spring Gardening from Dean Riddle
• Autopsy Today on Girl's Death from Hockey Puck
• Afghan Prisons Overcrowded, Poorly Funded
• Cheney May Return to Middle East Next Week
• Israeli-Palestinian Meeting Still On Despite Bombing
• Girl Killed by Errant Hockey Puck
• Priestly Pedophilia Not Just American Problem Says Vatican
• Suicide Bomber Kills Seven in Israel As Cease Fire Plans Continue
• Cheney Could Meet Arafat in Egypt
• CIA Director Tenet Says Iraq-al Qaeda Connection May Exist


March 19, 2002
• Bin Laden Family Believes Osama Is Alive
• Cheney Will Meet With Arafat After Tenet Plan in Place
• NATO Not in Support of War in Iraq
• Anaconda Finished
• Interview of Dr. Carol Pudsey, British Antarctic Survey
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inducts Punk, Soul Figures
• Operation Anaconda Completed, Troops Move On
• Cheney To Leave Without Cease-fire


March 18, 2002
• Six Months Later, 9/11 Survivors Still Suffer
• Iwo Jima Memorial Dedicated in Hawaii
• Turkey Enforces Turkish Language Use in Schools
• Operation Anaconda Draws to a Close
• FBI Says It Is Making Progress In Search For Missing Oregon Girls
• Americans Killed In Church Attack To Be Flown Home From Pakistan
• Cheney To Visit Israel, Will Help Zinni In Any Way Necessary
• Potential Progress in Israel as Cheney Arrives
• Israeli, Palestinian Commanders Meet To Discuss Ground Situation
• Five Soldiers Receive Bronze Star as Operation Anaconda Winds Down


March 15, 2002
• Kentucky Wildcats Win First Round NCAA Tournament Game
• Interview of Maureen Petrosky, "Green Beer Expert"
• Euro Disney Celebrates Anniversary, Expands
• Cheney Visits Yemen Briefly
• Reactions to Judge Pickering's Rejected Nomination
• Andersen Can Continue Auditing Despite Indictment
• Jury Begins Deliberations on Yates' Sentence Today
• Zinni Wraps Up Talks With Israeli Side Today
• Extradition of Omar Saeed Sheikh to U.S. May or May Not Happen
• Zinni Wades Back Into Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• Parents of Danielle Van Dam Testify at Preliminary Hearing
• FBI Knew Years Ago Of Plan Similar to September 11 Attacks


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