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July 16, 2002
• Ceremony Held at New York Landfill Yesterday
• Community Reacts to Plea Bargain of Taliban-American


July 15, 2002
• Tom Joyner Comments on Current Events
• Presidential Assassination Attempt Foiled in France
• British Open Begins Thursday
• Top Pentagon Official Visits Afghanistan
• Four Islamic Militants Convicted, Sentenced


July 12, 2002
• In Northern Ireland, Today is High Point of Marching Season
• World AIDS Conference Wraps Up Today
• Orphaned Orca to be Released in Canadian Waters
• Overweight Flying Policy Leaves Family Stranded in Amarillo
• Richard Ricci Arrested For Burglary, Theft
• Inglewood Police Officer Preparing Defense


July 11, 2002
• Ed Smart Talks About Anonymous Letter Received
• 'Wide Angle' Premiere Looks at Link Between Al Qaeda and Iraq
• Loan Woes for Bush and Cheney
• 31 People Accused of Selling Fraudulent Visas Out of U.S. Embassy in Qatar
• Giuliani and Estranged Wife Finalize Divorce Case in Private
• AIDS Increasingly Becoming Young Woman's Disease
• Cosmetic Dangers: Warnings About Additives
• Science Teacher Allows Students to Draw Blood With Same Needle
• Searching Lake Erie For Four Missing Swimmers to Resume in Hour
• What Kind of Teenager is Donovan Jackson?
• Lawyers For Father and Son of Inglewood Case File Federal Lawsuit


July 10, 2002
• Decision to End Baseball's All-Star Game Angers Fans
• Final Days of International AIDS Conference in Barcelona
• Protests Getting Louder Over Teenager Allegedly Beaten by Police
• MLB All-Star Game Ends With No Winner
• Alien Fish in Maryland Pond
• Judge Considering Fate of Four Islamic Militants Charged With Killing Pearl
• Michael Jackson Sounding Off Against Tommy Mottola
• Reactions to President Bush's Speech on Wall Street Yesterday


July 09, 2002
• Health Officials Announce Plans for $36 Million Trial of an AIDS Vaccine
• Authorities in Texas Not Sure if Body Found is That of 4-Year- Old Girl


July 08, 2002
• Strike Threat Hangs Over Major League Baseball
• Largest Wildfire in Arizona History Has Finally Been Contained
• Wimbledon Wrap-Up
• Grim News Coming Out of World AIDS Conference
• Annual Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, Spain
• Reports Out of Southeast Asia Say Bin Laden Trying to Spread Brand of Terrorism There
• Senate Subcommittee Blasting Enron's Board of Directors
• Flood Waters Receding in Central Texas
• No Word on Who Killed Afghan Vice President


July 05, 2002
• July Fourth Has New Special Meaning to New Yorkers, Americans
• FBI Believes LAX Shooting to Be Isolated Incident
• Annan Wraps Up Talks with Iraqi Foreign Minister
• Israeli Government Calls LAX Incident Terrorism
• Saffi's Family in New Zealand Unwilling to Talk to Reporters
• Fear, Confusion Interrupt Day of Holiday Travel
• 'New York Times' Reports on Iraq Attack Document
• El Al Known for Tight Security
• LAX Attacker Was Not on U.S., Israeli Watch Lists
• Egyptian National Opens Fire at LAX


July 04, 2002
• Colorado Towns Cancelling Fireworks Displays
• Interview with Dr. Bob Wallace
• Peachtree Road Race Attendance Expected to Reach 55,000
• Security in Washington Tight for Fourth
• Iraq Sent Weapons Program Scientists to Be Trained in U.S.
• Troops in Afghanistan Dine on Steak for Fourth
• Cosmic Latte is Color of Universe, Not Black
• Midair Collision Victims' Relatives Taken to Crash Site
• World's Largest 10K Road Race Gets Underway in Atlanta
• Interview with David Buik
• Troops in Afghanistan Celebrate Holiday with Caution
• Highlights from Wimbledon
• Relatives of Mid-Air Collision Victims Visit Crash Site
• Hussein's Stepson Arrested on Immigration Charges


July 02, 2002
• Williams Sisters Hang on to Wimbledon
• Plane Parts Scattered Over Wide Area after Collision
• Cries for Finance Reform Growing
• Man Tries to Set High-speed Golfing Record
• America West Pilot Arrested for Intoxication
• Interview with Stefan Scheurer
• Briefly Lifted Curfew Means Supplies, Medicine for Palestinians
• Over 50 Children Killed in Plane Collision
• Officials Dispatched from Kabul Investigate Bombing
• Arizona Firefighters Shocked by Gregg's Actions
• Afghan, Coalition Officials Investigate Civilian Deaths
• Seventy Killed in Midair Collision


July 01, 2002
• Israeli Troops Go Door to Door through Refugee Camps
• Grenades Fired at Afghan Airfield; Weapons Cache Found
• Brazil Takes Fifth World Cup Title
• 9/11 Plotters May Have Met in Spain
• Wimbledon Begins Second Week
• Brazil Celebrates World Cup Title


June 28, 2002
• Northwest Denies Pig a Seat
• Foresters Recognize Benefits to Wildfires
• Judge Puts Hold on Pledge Ruling
• Parole Being Considered for Manson Follower
• Afghan Ammo Dump Explosion Under Investigation
• Barton Free on Bond
• Over 2,000 Homes Saved from Arizona Wildfire
• Mississippi Reeling from WorldCom Fraud
• Afghan Ammunition Dump Explodes; Interview with Khaled Mansour


June 27, 2002
• Marshall Fields Employee on the Job Since 1919
• Internet Offers Valuable Fire Tracking Sites
• Interview with Maj. Matthew Holt, Sgt. Paul Martinez
• Reaction to Pledge of Allegiance Ruling From Troops in Afghanistan
• Mother Nature May Test Firefighters in Arizona Today With Gusty Winds
• Federal Appeals Court in San Francisco Says Pledge Can't be Recited in Public Schools


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