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June 07, 2002
• Difficult Testimony Given by Brenda Van Dam
• England Has World Cup Match Against Arch Rival Argentina
• War Emblem Poised to Win Thoroughbred Racing's Highest Honor
• Stars Come Out For Essence Awards
• FBI Agent Rowley Says Bureau Needs to Streamlined
• Research to Weaken Hurricanes
• Broad Support in Washington for President's Homeland Security Agency Proposal


June 06, 2002
• Saving New Orleans From Big Hurricane
• Israeli Forces Pulled Out of Ramallah
• R. Kelly Indicted on 21 Counts of Child Pornography
• Parenting Paranoia in Today's Times
• Preparations for Paul McCartney's Wedding Underway
• Arafat Says Assault on Compound Will Only Stiffen Resolve Of Palestinians
• FBI Whistle-blower Has Already Spoken With Others About Accusations
• Young Women Being Passed By in High-Tech World


June 05, 2002
• U.S. Soccer Team Currently Beating Portugal
• Proper Exercise Tips from Dr. Steve Katz
• Today in U.S., Strong Interest in World Cup
• Potential Danger From Storm Shelters
• Look at a Barber Salon
• Islamic Jihad Claiming Responsibility For Today's Deadly Car Bombing


June 04, 2002
• Queen's Golden Jubilee Parade Procession to St. Paul's Cathedral
• Jury to Begin Deliberating Skakel Case
• Queen's Golden Jubilee Parade Underway
• International Volunteers Help with South African Housing
• U.S. Team Has High Hopes For First Match Against Portugal
• Jury Will Begin Deliberating Fate of Michael Skakel
• Senate Committee Begins Closed-Door Hearings Into Pre-09-11 Intelligence Failures
• Neighbors of India and Pakistan Trying to Get Rivals to Talk
• Some People May Be Just Waking After Concert For Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee
• Winona Ryder Learns Media Circus Can Be Dangerous


June 03, 2002
• The Coming Storm: Hurricane Season Underway
• Queen's Jubilee Celebration Continues Despite Fire
• New Jersey Forest Fire Not Yet Contained
• Memorials Held at Ground Zero
• Fire at Buckingham Palace Coincides with Jubilee Celebration
• Indian Economy Suffers from War Prospects
• Washington Watches Kashmir Conflict with Wary Eye
• India Rules Out Possibility of Immediate Meeting With Musharraf
• U.S. Team to Play Portugal on Wednesday
• Dispute over Kashmir More Than 50 Years Old
• CIA Tracked Two 9/11 Hijackers into U.S.
• U.S. Troops Search, Destroy al Qaeda Caves Near Pakistani Border
• Souvenirs Bring People Closer to Golden Jubilee


May 31, 2002
• Bass Expected to Announce Space Tourism Verdict Today
• World Cup Gets Underway With Tight Security
• Justice Department Gives FBI Controversial New Powers
• Motive in Long Beach Shooting Unknown
• Rescue Helicopter Crashes on Mount Hood, Five Injured
• New York Marks End of Recovery and Cleanup Work at Ground Zero
• FBI Issues Alert About Terrorists Targeting Airliners With Shoulder-Fired Missiles
• Rumsfeld Heads to South Asia Next Week
• Helicopter Crashes While Responding to Fatal Climbing Accident
• FBI Warns of al Qaeda Missile Capability
• Hopes for Peace Common in Kashmir
• U.S. Air Force Reserve Crew Turns From Rescuers to Rescuees


May 30, 2002
• News of FBI Reorganization May Have Been Upstaged by Disclosure of Two Events
• New Operation Aimed at Preventing Taliban and Al Qaeda From Returning to Afghanistan
• Word of More Missed Signals Before September 11th
• Afghanistan Veteran's Medical Equipment Confiscated at Airport
• Mallard Duck Nesting at Home Depot
• Government Declares War on Obesity
• Neighborhood Around Ground Zero Continues Recovery
• Are Anti-Smoking Ads Working?
• Ceremony to be Held Shortly at Ground Zero
• In Washington State, Mount Rainier Has Claimed Three Lives


May 29, 2002
• Story of Former MLB Star Who Confessed to Years of Steroids Use
• In Colorado, Anti-Abortion Activists Using Internet to Publicize Their Views
• Bear Cub Strikes Again in Auburn, California
• Comic Books Growing in Popularity and Growing Up
• Story of Bright, Young Tennessee Student Who Spells Success One Letter at a Time
• Interview with Patrick Stewart
• Libya Comes Forward With Settlement Plan for Survivors of PanAm Flight 103 Victims
• President Bush Raises Thorny Issue for Vatican
• Authorities Confirm Levy Was Victim of Homicide
• Watchdog Group Suggests War on Terrorism Has Casualties Bush Administration Refuses to Admit
• Ryan Chilcote Back From the Front
• D.C. Police Chief Vowing Department Will Find Person Who Killed Levy
• FBI Reorganization Follows Criticism of Handling of Pre-9/11 Terror Signs


May 28, 2002
• Indy 500 Controversy Over
• Amidst Death and Destruction of Bridge Collapse Some Amazing Stories of Survival
• Former Marine Honors Every Fallen American Veteran with 24 Final Notes
• For Summer Air Travelers, Prepare for Worst and Hope For Best
• Crews at Site of Oklahoma Bridge Collapse Bring in New Equipment
• In Israel, Another Deadly Suicide Bombing
• Al Qaeda and Taliban Leaders Reportedly in Pakistan Regrouping and Plotting
• Panel Has Delivered Scathing Report of Florida's Welfare System
• Memorial Service will be Held Today for Chandra Levy
• Making a Statement with Starrylight Umbrellas


May 27, 2002
• Canadians and Americans Unite This Memorial Day Weekend to Honor Victims of 09-11
• Bush Marking Memorial Day With Speech to WWII Veterans on Beaches of Normandy
• Controversy at Indy 500
• America's National Parks Popular Destination This Memorial Day Weekend
• President Bush Has Been Talking to French President on a Number of Issues
• Awards Presented at Cannes Film Festival
• New Harvard Study Says Right to Nod Off and Not Get Laid Off Missing
• Bush Administration Grappling With Middle East Policy
• In U.S., Professional Soccer Suffers From Identity Crisis


May 24, 2002
• Many Americans Would Rather Drive Than Fly This Memorial Day Weekend
• 'Slammin Sam' Snead Has Died


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