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December 05, 2002
• White House Continues to Make Accusations Against Iraq, Allies in Case of War
• Discussion of Whitney Houston, Winona Ryder
• Pre-Winter Storm
• Air Travel Woes
• Troop Buildup in Qatar


December 04, 2002
• Report From North Carolina Storm
• Court Rules in Terrorism Case
• Scientists Release Genetic Code of Mice
• Three Hurt in Texas Building Collapse
• Inspectors Visit Nuclear Site, Former Chemical Bio Plant
• U.S. Citizen Accused of Funneling Terrorist Funds
• Bomb Makers in Oklahoma in High Gear
• Bush Signs Law Creating Internet Domain for Children


December 03, 2002
• U.N. Inspectors Allowed into Palace
• Saudi Arabia Responds to Criticism
• Military Analyst Discusses Aviation Missile Defense


December 02, 2002
• Boy Hero Credited With Saving Mother's Life
• Sick at Sea
• Day Five in Baghdad
• Possible Link Between Kenya, Saudi Attacks
• White House Awaits Iraqi Report With Skepticism


November 29, 2002
• Finding Affordable Gadget Gifts May Be Easier Than You Think
• Experts Search For Clues in Kenya Terrorist Attacks
• Bush Spokesperson: Too Early To Blame Al Qaeda
• Kenyan Police Hold 12 for Questioning
• Holiday Movies Hope to Make An Impression on Oscar Judges
• Visit Cnn.com For Holiday Gift Ideas
• Cancer Risk Decreases When Women Stop Using estrogen, Progestin
• Sharon Trumps Netanyahu in Israeli Primaries
• Iraqi News Media Coverage of Weapons Inspections Remains Low- Key
• Weapons Inspectors Not in Field Today
• U.S. Government Continues to Keep Track of What's Happened in Kenya
• Kenyan Authorities Still Holding 12 Individuals


November 27, 2002
• New Films Entertain for Thanksgiving
• Cuban Refugee Case Different than Gonzalez Case
• DFW Tries to Make Travel Enjoyable for Passengers
• Folks at Butterball Turkey Talk Line Want to Help
• How to Handle the New Security Safeguards
• To Your Health
• Holiday Travel: Snow and Security
• Today's Weapons Inspections Go Smoothly
• Bush Signs Legislation Authorizing Inquiry


November 26, 2002
• Interview with Tom Parsons


November 25, 2002
• First U.N. Team Readies for Weapons Inspections
• Identity Theft May Have Hit 30,000
• Contestants Vying for Miss World in Ugly Debate Over Riots
• Consumer Protection Expert Tells How to Safeguard Crucial Info
• Homeland Security Department Years to Grow
• Ohio State University President Discusses Football Riot
• Tom Ridge Expected to Head New Agency


November 22, 2002
• What to Do About Unhealthy Cruises
• Cruise Authority President Discusses Illness at Sea
• Defense Delay in Westerfield Sentencing
• Miss World Riots Spreading
• Russian President Critiques American Policy
• Bush's Russia Trip Hears Warning
• Day of Violence in Middle East


November 21, 2002
• Buyers' Web Sites Ire Sellers
• Retired FBI Agent Discusses Focus on Terror
• Cruise Ship Docked by Virus


November 20, 2002
• Author Discusses Condoleezza Rice Biography
• Iran-Contra Figure Returns as Big Brother?
• Watch-sized PDA at Comdex Show
• National Geographic President Discusses What Americans Know
• Better Mouse Traps?
• Oil in the Water
• Chief Inspector Leaves Iraq, Goes to Cyprus
• Tracking the Terrorists: September 11th Connection


November 19, 2002
• Why Tanker Sank
• Fuel Tanker Disaster
• One Fugitive Caught, One Still Loose
• Gallup Poll on Today's Issues
• Manhunt on for Kentucky Escapee


November 18, 2002
• Iraq Weapons Inspections to Begin
• Comdex Computer Show Begins
• Jim Louderback of 'PC Magazine' at Comdex Show
• Hunt for Bin Laden: Dead or Alive?


November 15, 2002
• Talk With Holiday Shoppers
• Analysis on FBI Warning of Spectacular Events
• Busy Travel Weekend for Iraq Weapons Inspectors
• Navy Continues Persian Gulf Build-Up
• Loews Tests Screenings Just For New Mothers, Infants
• Blix Headed for France, Cyprus, Iraq
• Court Rulings on Sniper Case
• Blix Bound for Paris


November 14, 2002
• Iraq, UN Reconsider War
• U.N. Operations in Cyprus
• Nancy Pelosi First Woman to Lead Political Party in Congress
• Iraq's Bitterly Worded Acceptance Hasn't Eased Tensions


November 13, 2002
• Baghdad Accepts Inspections
• U.S. Forces in Middle East Ready for War
• Catholic Bishops Change Policy for Abuse
• Lame Duck Congress Cuts Homeland Security Deal
• Saddam Hussein's Government Accepts U.N. Resolution


November 12, 2002
• Gallup Poll on Today's Issues
• Long Road Back Recovering From Weekend Storms
• Hacker Indictment
• One Unaccounted for After Sunday Tornadoes
• President Bush Talks About Iraq


November 11, 2002
• Killer Storms Rip Through Alabama, Tennessee


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