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April 25, 2001
• River Crests in Davenport; Coast Guard on Watch


April 24, 2001
• Second Spacewalk Takes Place
• Single Mom Named Mother of the Year
• Iowa Flooding to Impact Homes and Businesses
• Mississippi Expected to Crest at Davenport Tonight
• Chinese Foreign Ministry Objects to U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan
• Consumer Confidence Drop Sharper Than Expected
• FTC Report Faults Music Industry Marketing Practices
• Rain Stops, for Now, in the Flooded Midwest
• Endeavour Astronauts Attach Robotic Arm to International Space Station
• Senate Opens Debate on Education Bill
• Study Finds No Link Between MMR and Autism
• Mississippi Expected to Crest at Davenport Today
• Capitalism, Communism Meet on the Auction Block
• Sisters Phylicia Rashad and Debbie Allen Star in New Drama
• Senators Want to Address So-Called Gun Show Loophole
• Study Finds Headaches Prevalent in Children
• Showbiz Today Reports: 'The Center of the World' Left Unrated to Escape Censorship
• FTC Report Blasts Music Industry Marketing Habits
• Supreme Court Upholds Certain Powers of Search and Seizure
• Twins Prove They're Baseball's Best Bargain
• Microchip Helps Locate Owner of Dog Lost 350 Miles From Home
• Peruvian Ambassador Discusses Investigation Into Mother and Child Killed in Drug War


April 23, 2001
• What is the Safest Small SUV?
• Delta Deal: Pilots' Strike Averted
• Midwest Floods: Davenport Hoping to Avert Disaster
• Florida Fires: Officials Offer Reward for Information on Suspected Arsonist


April 20, 2001
• President Bush and the Environment
• Movement to Break Up Large High Schools
• Summit of the Americas: President Bush Bound for Canada
• Wildfires Threaten Residential Areas
• Commerce on the Mississippi
• Efforts Continue to Keep Floodwaters at Bay
• Summit of the America: Focus on Trade
• Leon Harris' Mother Wishes Him Happy Birthday
• Columbine Massacre Brings Change in Other Schools
• Midwest Floods: Waters Still Rising
• Florida Fires: Arson Suspected
• "Boys Don't Cry" True Story Gets a Ruling
• Skydivers Get Up Close View of Shuttle Endeavour
• You Call That a Movie: Peter Travers on This Weekend's Box Office Debuts
• Fight Against the Flood Continues Along Mississippi River
• Petting Zoo Hazards
• "Crocodile Dundee:" Back from Long Walkabout
• More Communities are Passing Laws Against Driving While on Cell Phones
• Ask CNN: What Regions of the World are Most Susceptible to Ozone Thinning?
• Summit of the Americas Expects Protests
• Firefighters say Florida Wildfires are Contained
• CNN to Take Viewers on Trip to Papua New Guinea
• Gallup Poll: Family Is Responsible for School Shootings
• Survey: Labor Issues May Worsen Nurse Shortage
• Wisconsin City Braves Flood


April 18, 2001
• Oil Inventories at Record Lows, Gas Prices Soar
• Angry Cincinnati Residents Speak Out
• Angry Cincinnati Residents Speak Out
• Supreme Court Says No to Racial Redistricting
• Israel Pinpoints Strikes Against Palestinian Targets
• No Compromises in U.S.-Chinese Meeting
• Mississippi River Rises to Highest Levels in Decades
• Damon Wayans Show Wins Wednesday Prime-Time TV Slot
• Ellis Island Is Now Online
• Ten Iowa Counties Under Disaster Proclamations
• U.S.-China Meeting in Beijing Ends With no Statement
• Crest at La Crosse Four Feet Above Flood Stage
• High Court Upholds N.C. Congressional District
• Beninese Ambassador Discusses Official Reaction to Suspected Slave Ship
• Ask CNN: What Is a Typical Day Like for a First Lady?
• Utah Man Hiccuping for Eight Months
• Ask CNN: Who Determines the Fashions for Each Season?
• Cincinnati City Council Meeting Becomes Public Forum on Police Shooting
• Gallup Poll: British View Bush More Negatively, Clinton More Positively Than Americans
• Lessons From Columbine: What Have We Learned?
• Floodwaters Do Major Damage Across Upper Midwest; Forecasters Say Worst Yet to Come
• Mississippi Will Keep Flag
• Collateral Damage to Palestinians in Israeli Occupation in Gaza Strip Huge
• State Broadcast Says Burundi Government Overthrown


April 17, 2001
• South Pole Doctor Faces Life-Threatening Illness
• U.S. Diplomats Prepare for Talks in Beijing
• Israel Reoccupies Parts of the Gaza Strip
• Mississippi Voting Whether to Change Its Flag Today
• Upper Midwest Experiencing Flooding
• Mississippi Votes Today on Confederate Flag Emblem
• United States and China Set to Meet Tomorrow
• Suspected Slave Ship Shows No Evidence of Children On Board
• Israel Seizes Palestinian-Controlled Areas in Gaza
• Key Economic Figures Show Reason for Concern
• Bay of Pigs Remembered
• U.S./China Relations: U.S. Diplomats Arrive in Beijing
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israel Reoccupies Parts of Gaza
• Child Slavery in Africa?
• Cincinnati Remains Calm Pending Grand Jury Decision
• Cincinnati Police Department Apologizes to Black Community
• Showbiz Today Reports: Singer Aaron Carter Stars in "Seussical: the Musical"; "TV Guide" Reporter Discusses NBC's "The Weakest Link"
• U.S., Chinese Diplomats to Meet in Beijing to Discuss Detained Spy Plane Incident
• A Motley Fool Doles Outs Financial Wisdom
• In Cincinnati, Curfew Meant to End Protests Lifted
• Ask CNN: Why Is It So Hard for Us to Pay Back Our Student Loans? Is There Anyone out There That Could Help Us With Them?


April 16, 2001
• Captain Scott O'Grady Discusses U.S. Surveillance Crew
• Minnesota Experiences Severe Flooding
• Deadline Nears for Filing Tax Returns


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