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November 11, 2002
• Iraq Under Deadline to Avoid War
• Sniper Suspects: Malvo Talks
• Bush Spending Much of Holiday Honoring American Veterans
• Church Abuse Policy


November 08, 2002
• Bush Pleased at Security Council Vote
• Bush Administration Wins at U.N. Security Council
• Internet Service Providers Fight Pop-up Ads
• Interview with Dr. Sandy Fryhofer
• Malvo to Appear in Court Shortly
• White House Pleased with Results of Security Council Vote


November 07, 2002
• Bubonic Plague in NYC?
• College Basketball Scandal
• America Votes 2002: The Bush Agenda


November 05, 2002
• CNN's 'CROSSFIRE' Team Looks at Dirty Campaign Tricks
• Detention Ordered for Accused Sniper
• U.S.: Four Countries With Smallpox Stockpiles
• Elections in Full Swing
• Everything Electronic in Georgia Voting
• America Votes 2002: Looking to 2004
• Legal Proceedings in Case of Sniper Suspects Moves Forward
• President Votes in Crawford, Texas
• In Minnesota Race, Heavy Early Voting


November 04, 2002
• Suicide Bomber Kills Two Near Tel Aviv
• Power Shifts in Middle East Complicate War
• What Role Health Care in Elections?
• A Look at Some of the Ways to Vote Tomorrow
• Republicans Trying to Hold on to House Majority


November 01, 2002
• Working Weekend in Store Before Election 2002
• Authorities to Release Info. on Link Between Snipers, Montgomery Shooting
• America Votes 2002: Voting Issues Persist
• In Final Days Before Election, Voter Courtship Intense
• Diana's Former Butler Thrilled Charges Dropped
• More Terrifying Moments for Residents of Italian Village
• Sniper Suspects: Suspects Charged in Baton Rouge Murder


October 31, 2002
• President Stumps Nationwide for Party
• Canadian Ambassador Discusses Warning About U.S. Travel
• From Hotel of Stephen King's 'The Shining'
• Woman Takes Extreme Measures to Beat Cancer


October 30, 2002
• Wellstone Memorial Turns Into Political Rally
• Earthquakes Around Etna Cause for Worry
• White House Talks With UN Weapons Inspectors on Iraq
• Company Finds Gene That Causes Obesity
• Smugglers Charged With Aiding Haitian Migrants
• Doctor Discusses Drug That Killed Russian Hostages
• American Parents Grade Themselves
• More Than 200 Illegal Immigrants from Haiti at Detention Center in Florida
• Party Sources: Mondale Will Replace Wellstone


October 29, 2002
• Investigators Probe Queens Crash of American Airlines Flight 587
• Minnesotans to Hold Public Service for Wellstone
• Gallup Polls on Election, Iraq
• Joint Chiefs Chairman in Middle East Seeking Support Against Iraq
• Deadly Rescue
• Federal Government Stakes Claim to Prosecute Muhammad
• U.S. Navy P-3 Orion Surveillance Planes Flying Missions Over Persian Gulf
• At Least One American Among 115 Hostages Who Died in Russia
• Federal Charges Filed Against Sniper Suspect John Allen Muhammad


October 28, 2002
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Ask Security Council for 'Explicit Authority'
• Tape of Muhammad's Name Change Proceeding Released
• Interview With Dr. Sandra Fryhofer
• U.S., Jordanian Officials Outraged at Killing of Diplomat
• Wellstone Crash Probe Focuses on Ice, Navigation Gear
• Hanover County, Virginia Indicts Muhammad on Murder Charge
• Angels on Cloud Nine
• Some Want Mondale to Replace Wellstone on Ticket
• U.S. Wants U.N. Vote This Week on Iraqi Resolution
• Gas May Have Been Heroin or Morphine Based
• Extra Caution Urged for Americans in Jordan After U.S. Diplomat Gunned Down


October 23, 2002
• Debate Among Parents About Taking Kids to School
• Most World Internet Servers Downed Monday
• A Sense of What Some People Have to Say About Sniper Case
• Sniper on the Loose: Ready to Confess


October 21, 2002
• Some Major Domestic, International Concerns on Bush's Agenda


October 18, 2002
• Washington Begins Weekend on Watch for Sniper
• Interview with Eric Haney
• Philippines Shaken by Latest Bombing
• Public Opinion on Iraq Unchanged
• Vatican, U.S. Bishops Working Out Details
• FBI, CIA Warn of Terrorist Attacks
• Interview with Mark Miller


October 17, 2002
• Study: Mastectomy and Lumpectomy Equally Effective
• Nuclear Silo Has Been on High Alert for 40 Years
• Congress Ending Hearings Into 9/11 Intelligence
• Einhorn Found Guilty of Murder
• Administration Responds to North Korean Nuclear Weapons
• Showdown Iraq: Diplomacy In Action at United Nations
• Showdown Iraq: Iraq Denies Nuke Program; North Korea Admits It
• Sniper on Loose: Al Qaeda Connection?
• Reaction in Boston to Vatican Verdict
• U.S. Calling on North Korea to Halt Nuclear Weapons Program
• In Sniper Attacks, Eyewitness Not Credible


October 16, 2002
• CNN Looks at Sniper Escape Route
• Middle East Expert on Iraqi Geopolitics
• Police Hotline a Popular Number
• Israeli Prime Minister, Bush Talk
• No Composite Sketch of Sniper Yet
• Police Chasing Sniper Give Witness Tips
• Bush Meets With Ariel Sharon This Afternoon


October 15, 2002
• Poll: Americans May Fear Sniper More Than Terrorism
• FBI Employee Latest Sniper Victim
• Psychologist Discusses Sniper's Impact on Mental Health


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