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August 16, 2002
• Pope Climbs Down from Plane
• Two British Girls Missing from Rural Town
• Nationwide Alert For Nine-Year-Old Jennifer Short


August 15, 2002
• Interview with Billie Vincent, Jim Tilmon


August 14, 2002
• High-tech Fills Dorm Rooms
• Vltava River May Have Crested, Is Not Receding
• Westerfield Trial Continues
• Governor Bush Must Replace Head of Child Welfare
• Suspicious Movements at Plant Near Baghdad
• 43-Year-Old Single Mother Allegedly Killed by Own Children
• Police Unclear of Motive in California Kidnapping


August 13, 2002
• Brown Cloud Covering Asia May Kill 1 Million
• Jurors Deliberate Van Dam Murder Trial
• Kurdish Opposition to Hussein Eager to Side with U.S.
• Floods in Europe Biggest Since 1890
• Korean Air Flight Had Close Call on 9/11
• Search Underway in California for Young Girl
• Firefighter Discusses Home Explosion in California
• Bush Economic Forum Wraps Up
• American Airlines to Lay Off Workers, Reduce Flights


August 12, 2002
• Jurors Deliberating Fate of Accused Child Murderer David Westerfield
• Spokesman Discusses Golden Gate Terror Warning
• Air Traffic Controllers Talking About 9/11
• Players Likely Setting Strike Deadline
• United Might Be Next for Bankruptcy


August 09, 2002
• Gallup Poll: 47 Percent Support Invading Iraq
• Van Dam Jury In Overtime
• Alejandro Avila Pleads Not Guilty to Murder


August 08, 2002
• Visitors Swim for Lives in Shark Tank Accident
• FCC Rules Mandatory Digital TV
• Israel Worries Over 'Megaterror'
• People Nonchalant About Hurricane Threat
• One Twin Opened Eyes, Blinked
• West Nile Virus Spreading Faster Than Ever
• On Great Victory Day, Iraq Prepares for War, Offers Peace
• Jurors Deliberate Westerfield Murder Case


August 07, 2002
• Late Summer Movies Arrive
• Van Dam Murder Trial Defense Wraps Up
• Louisiana Residents Urged to Take Precautions Against West Nile
• Trial to Decide Fate of Friend Who Let Friend Drive Drunk
• Guatemalan Twins Spend First Full Day Separated


August 06, 2002
• Closing Arguments Made in Van Dam Murder Trial
• Bush Wraps up Business Before Vacation
• New Drug May Treat Sexual Dysfunction
• NY Mayor: 9/11 Observances Will Be Simple, Powerful
• TSA Screeners Showing Up at More Airports
• Girl Separated From Twin Back in Operating Room


August 05, 2002
• Mom's Unique Stop-smoking Campaign
• Brain Tumor Survivor, Mother Speak
• Judge Sets Trial Date for Drunken Pilots
• Interview with Eddie Rantz
• Bomb Detonated Prematurely, Injuring Driver, Killing Bomber
• Accused Runnion Killer Prosecution to Discuss Death Penalty
• Bush in Pennsylvania


August 01, 2002
• Investigators Hunting Down Serial Killer in Baton Rogue
• Bush Talks Tough Amid Middle Eastern Leaders
• Americans Reluctant to Fly 9/11
• Look Back at Anthrax
• Former FBI Agent Discusses Kidnapped California Girls
• Washington-area Scientist's Residence Searched


July 31, 2002
• Seniors Will Give Senators a Hard Time for Not Passing Drug Bills
• Man Has Heart Attack on Train, Dies Later
• How Close is Iraq to Developing Nuclear Capability?
• White House Calling Bombing at Hebrew University 'Horrific Act of Terror'


July 30, 2002
• New Springsteen Album Delights Fans
• Jerusalem Policemen's Actions Likely Saved Lives
• Westerfield Trial Delayed
• NTSB Investigation of Amtrak Wreck Continues
• President Signs Anti-corruption Legislation
• In Massachusetts, Effort to Save 44 Whales
• Look Inside Abandoned Mine


July 29, 2002
• Expert Discusses Saving of Whales off Cape Cod
• On Scene at Mining Rescue
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines Accuses Pilot of Showing Up Drunk


July 26, 2002
• Woman Donates Hair to Neighbor With Cancer
• Eighty-two-year-old Stroke Victim Bowls 300
• Bush to Convene Economic Forum
• Interview with Jack Gerard
• Army Wants to Know What's Behind Four Killings at Fort Bragg
• Israeli Forces Hit Alleged Rocket Factories; Palestinian Gunmen Kill Four
• Firefighters Battle 30-plus Wildfires in West


July 25, 2002
• In Canada, Youths Await Pope
• Coast Guard Commander Discusses Homeland Security
• Westerfield Trial Could Wrap Up by Next Week
• Rescue Crews Await Arrival of Drill in Pennsylvania


July 24, 2002
• Latin Grammy Nominations Out
• Following Deadly Attack, Israel May Ease Restrictions on Palestinians
• Sharpton Sues HBO, Others for $1 Billion
• Congress Passes Corporate Responsibility Bill
• Adelphia Execs Arrested for Fraud
• House to Vote on Ending Traficant's Days in House
• White House Tells Nation's Top Corporate Watchdog He Won't be Getting Cabinet Seat
• How Kidnapped 7-Year-Old Managed to Get Free Talk of Philadelphia


July 23, 2002
• Some in Congress Would Delay Traficant Expulsion
• Archbishop Discusses Pope's Visit to Canada
• Seven-year-old Kidnapped in Philadelphia
• Prosecutors Deciding on Death Penalty for Avila
• Palestinians Outraged by Israeli Attack


July 22, 2002
• Animals Feel Drought
• Interview with Johnny Spann


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