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September 14, 2005
• Ophelia Strikes Outer Banks; Pumps Continue to Dry Out New Orleans; Bombings Kill Nearly 150 in Baghdad; Bush Asks U.N. for Unity on Poverty, Terrorism
• Navy Hunting for Debris in Waters off Louisiana; Some Insurance Claims Being Denied in Wake of Katrina


September 13, 2005
• Coroners Investigating Hospital, Nursing Home Deaths; Hurricane Katrina Hurting Bush's Polls; Roberts Braces for Another Round of Questions


September 09, 2005
• Response Efforts Shaping Up; Thad Allen to Head Relief on the Ground
• Bush Honors 9/11 First Responders; Coast Guard Leader to Take Over Hurricane Relief Efforts
• Chertoff Briefing on FEMA Relief Effort


September 08, 2005
• Disaster Relief Continues Along the Gulf Coast; Nancy Pelosi Internview
• Police from Across Country Aid New Orleans; Biloxi Casinos Vow to Rebuild; Crowds Form to Get Red Cross Debit Cards; Survivors Search for Family Members
• In Parish of Plaquemine, Hurricane Katrina Survivors Brace for Fresh Shocks, Full Realization of Losses; Discussion With Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin


September 07, 2005
• Hurricane Evacuees & USPS; Incoming Foreign Aid; Emptying New Orleans
• National Guard Provides Presence in French Quarter; Man Searches for Missing Daughters; New Orleans Police Returning to City
• EPA: Contaminated Floodwater Dangerous; Search for Missing Persons Continues in Gulf Coast
• Chief Justice Rehnquist's Casket to be Moved to Washington's St. Matthew's Cathedral


September 06, 2005
• Hurricane Relief Multi-Tiered, Involving Personal, Public Needs; New Orleans Tourist District Spared; U.S. Surgeon General: New Orleans Unsafe for Now
• Helicopters Haul Water to Fires in New Orleans


September 05, 2005
• Rescuers Encounter Victims who Want to Stay in New Orleans. President and Laura Bush Visit Emergency Operations Center in Baton Rouge
• Some Still Refuse to Leave New Orleans. President at Odds with Louisiana Governor. National Guard Member Shares View of Rescue Operations. Survivors Search for Family Members. Former New Orleans SWAT Member Makes Way Back to City.


September 02, 2005
• Office Building Burns in Downtown New Orleans; Hospital Finally Being Evacuated; Bush Surveys Hurricane Damage
• Troops Enter New Orleans Bringing Relief; Laura Bush Speaks in Louisiana
• After Tour of Biloxi, President Bush Comments on Storm Damage


September 01, 2005
• Rescue Operations Suspended Due to Security Issues; Stranded Hurricane Victims Dying in New Orleans; Officials Face Chaos, Lack of Communication
• Refugees Desperate at New Orleans Convention Center; More Dead Discovered in Debris in Biloxi; Refugees Endure Long Bus Trip to Astrodome


August 31, 2005
• Evacuation from New Orleans Ordered; Police Surround Bankcorp Building in Gulfport; New Orleans Officials Work to Plug Levee Breaches; New Orleans Refugees to Be Moved to Texas; Federal Officials Hold News Conference on Katrina Response


August 30, 2005
• After the Hurricane: Wreckage and Rescues
• Gulf Coast Assesses Damage from Katrina
• Relief Efforts Underway to Aid Hurricane Survivors


August 29, 2005
• Feeling the Fury of Katrina
• Katrina Rips Across Gulf Coast


August 26, 2005
• Iraq National Assembly Cannot Agree; Hurricane Katrina Batters South Florida; Boxing Big in Colombia; BRAC Closes Bases; Pregnant Girls in Ohio
• Million Customers Without Power after Hurricane; Ellsworth Base Saved From Chopping Block; Iraqis Work on Constitution, Activists for Women Concerned
• Fire Tears Through Paris Apartments; September 11 Intelligence Questions Linger; Armstrong on the Defense


August 25, 2005
• Katrina Cuts In; Iraq Constitution
• Will Katrina Become a Hurricane?; Lance Armstrong Fights Back
• Tropical Storm Nears Florida; Walter Reed Medical Center to Close; Sectarian Violence Erupts in Iraq


August 24, 2005
• Bush Meets Military Families; Iraq Situation Examined; Internees Graduate
• Fight for Iraq; Base Closings; Mass Transit Security
• Bush Rallies National Guard, Air Force Members


August 23, 2005
• Christian Broadcaster Calls for Presidential Assassination; Chavez Supporters Express Outrage over Robertson Comments; Extraordinary Cars Turn Heads at World Expo; Banning Panhandlers
• Disengaged; London Shooting; Assassination Call
• Pentagon Briefing


August 22, 2005
• Iraqi's Struggle with Federalism, Inclusion of Sunnis; Last of Gaza Settlements Evacuated Today; President Bush Addresses VFW Convention; Victims of Bomber Eric Rudolph Find Some Closure in Sentencing Hearing
• Iraqi Constitution Writers Expected to Deliver Draft; Pullout of Final Jewish Settlement in Gaza Peaceful; Rudolph Sentencing
• Questions Remain Over NFL Player's Death Minutes After Preseason Game; Eric Clapton Interview; Rocky Anderson Interview


August 19, 2005
• Stories Surface of Hare Krishna Abuse; Could Sheehan Catalyze Greater Protest Movement?
• Baghdad Beat; Inside the High Altitude Chamber


August 18, 2005
• Tensions Erupt at Gaza Synagogues Over Withdrawal; Bank Robbery Investigation Yields Possible Terror Case; Troops in Iraq Try to Root Out Bombs; Pope Benedict XVI Returns to Germany for World Youth Day


August 17, 2005
• Israeli Pullout; Three Bombs Explode in Baghdad, Killing 43
• New Spy Strategies to Prevent Terror?; Drought Devastates Midwest
• Graphic Details in BTK Sentencing Testimony; Cindy Sheehan's Protest to Move Closer to Bush Ranch
• Time's Up in Gaza; Hooked on Onyx


August 16, 2005
• Moving Out; Iraq: The Next Chapter; Colombian Plane Crashes in Venezuela
• Bomb Patrol in Iraq; Questions on the War on Cancer
• Locals Concerns About Crawford Protests; Venezuelan Plane Crash Kills 160; Investigators Look Into Greek Airplane Crash
• Potentially Dangerous Problem With Some Ford Vehicles; Tug of War Among Iraqis in Constitution Issues


August 15, 2005
• Inside the War on Cancer
• 'Taming the Beast'
• Israelis Pulling out of Gaza Strip; Iraq Nears Deadline for Constitution; Dragon Platoon Searches for IEDs; Thousands of John Roberts Documents Released
• The Untold Story of Emmett Till; Remnants of Apartheid Linger in South Africa


August 12, 2005
• Israelio Withdrawal; Terrorism Alert Levevl Lowered; New 9/11 Tapes; British Airways Strike
• A Look Back at Iran; Large Tree Limb Falls at PGA Championship
• Tapes of 9/11 Emergency Responders Released; Escaped Convict, Wife Challenge Extradition; Transit Threat Level to Decrease
• The 2008 Presidential Race; Edgar Ray Killen Granted Bail


August 11, 2005
• Manhunt Ends; Settler Holdouts; Fuel Truck Threats
• Taxi Driver Key to Fugitives' Arrest; School Shooter Released; Heathrow Airport Stymied by Strike; Police Track Florida Rape Suspect
• Pool of Siloam Uncovered; What Role Will Women's Rights Play in New Iraqi Constitution?
• Police News Briefing on Capture of Tennessee Prison Escapee, Wife; President Bush Discusses U.S. Foreign Policy


August 10, 2005
• Tennessee Dragnet; The Iran Connection; News Conference on Tennessee Courthouse Shooting
• Iran Removes U.N. Seals At Nuclear Facility; Choking Game Claims Young Casualties; Royal Navy Rescue Team Freed Disabled Russian Sub
• Tennessee Police Search for Escaped Convict; Bush Signs Highway Bill; Diplomats Differ Over How to Deal with Iran's Nuke Threats; Convicted Murderer Buried in Arlington; "Smart Bomb" Targets Cancer Cells
• Cops Hunt Courthouse Fugitives; Troops Trained Overseas in Terrorism Tactics


August 09, 2005
• Courthouse Shooting; Discovery Home Safe; Dana Reeve's Cancer
• Rumsfeld Confirms Iran Weapons Entering Iraq; "American Voices"
• Courthouse Shooting Leaves Officer Dead; Discovery Lands Safely; Widow of Christopher Reeve Diagnosed with Lung Cancer


August 08, 2005
• Shuttle Discovery Scheduled to Land Tuesday; London Terror; Borrowed Time
• Iraq Constitution Delayed; Remembering Peter Jennings
• Peter Jennings Dies of Lung Cancer; Shuttle Landing Delayed; Bombing Suspects Remanded into Custody; New Treatments Aid Battle Against Cancer


August 05, 2005
• Plane Grounded for Bomb Threat; U.S. to Aid Russian Submarine Rescue Attempt; New CNN Show to Offer Insights on News Gathering; Pilot Who Dropped Atomic Bomb Recalls Mission
• U.S. Navy to Rescue Russian Submarine Crew; Operation Quick Strike Focuses on Al Anbar Province; Flight Grounded in Houston After Bomb Scare
• Cleveland Mourns Marines; Insurgents Using Bigger Bombs; Embedded Journalist Shares Experience; Rescue Mission Launched for Russian Submarine


August 04, 2005
• Al Qaeda Number Two Releases Message; Father of Killed Marine Shares Story; NASA Decides Fourth Space Walk Not Needed; Police Break up Drug Ring of Miami School Employees
• Terms of Endangerment; Ohio Mourns
• Voting Rights Discussion
• Al Qaeda Number-Two Releases Message; NYPD Reveals Details of London Bombs
• Miami Police Bust Alleged Drug Ring; No Fourth Space Walk; Civil Rights Debate Over Random Searches in New York Subways


August 03, 2005
• Investigators Examine Air France Crash; Shuttle Repair Successful; Crash Survivor Shares Story; South Korean Scientists Clone Dog
• U.S. Marines Killed; Shuttlenaut Plucks Pesky Gap-Fillers From Discovery; Air France Flight Crashed During Heavy Storm
• Space Shuttle Repair Successful; Investigation Launched in Air France Crash; Flight Attendant Shares Safety Tips for Evacuation
• Brain-Dead Virginia Woman Gives Birth, Dies
• Home of the Brave; London Terror


August 02, 2005
• Astronauts to Repair Shuttle Tomorrow; Bush Signs CAFTA; Aid Distribution Uneven in Niger; Hurricane Season Estimates Upped
• Risky Repair; Safe at Home; National I.D. Card?
• Texas Bible Class: Teaching Facts or Pushing Faith?; "American Voices"
• NASA Prepares for In Flight Repair; London Bus Fire Not Terrorism Related; U.S. Presses Pakistan to Take Action against Terrorists; Bush Signs CAFTA
• Steroids Vs. Supplements; Starving in Plain Sight


August 01, 2005
• Bolton Takes Short Cut to U.N. Position; Astronauts May Need to Repair Shuttle; Nigerians Pray for Hunger Relief; Rafael Palmiero Suspended for Steroids
• Bush Installs U.N. Ambassador via Recess Appointment; NASA Mulls Repairs to Discovery's Belly; London Terror
• Security Changes Affect Daily Life; Debates Over Racial Profiling; Vice of President of Sudan Dies
• Shuttle Crew May Need to Repair Discovery; Bolton Takes Back Way to U.N.; Bombing Suspect Confessions to Involvement; Rafael Palmiero Suspended for Steroids
• London Terror Suspect Talking With Interrogators About Tactics; What Are Keys to Success to Living Longer?


July 29, 2005
• Police Arrest London Bombing Attempt Suspects; NASA: Shuttle Damage Minor; Frist Parts Ways with Bush on Stem Cell Research; Congress Considers Law Targeting Meth Makers; Ump Demands English Only on Little League Field


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