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May 02, 2001
• Penn State Students Enter Ninth Day of Racism Protests
• Penn State Student, Official Discuss Death Threats Made Against African-American Students
• Former Klansman Convicted Of Murder In '63 Church Bombing


May 01, 2001
• Iowa Woman in Critical Condition After Five Day Ordeal in Car
• Questions Still Remain in Dale Earnhardt Death
• Bush to Spell Out Vision for National Security Today
• Writers Guild and Producers to Resume Negotiations
• Shuttle Endeavour to Attempt Landing in California
• Space Tourist Believes Trip is Money Well Spent
• National Security: Bush to Present Defense Strategy Today
• Philippines: President Gloria Arroyo Discusses Protests
• Writer Guilds Strike Deadline Approaches
• Allegations of Misidentifying Evidence Made Against Oklahoma Police Chemist
• Missile Defense Main Focus in Washington Today
• Possible Writers Guild Strike Nearing
• Three Million Child Car Seats Recalled for Safety Defect
• Study Shows More Girls Under 18 Arrested
• President Bush to Reveal Missile Defense Plan
• Endeavour to Land in California
• Investigation Continues Into Oklahoma Police Chemist's Past Testimonies
• Hollywood Producers, Writers to Resume Negotiations This Afternoon
• Tears of Joy for Tim McGraw After Grammy, Hit Single
• New Plastic Lawn Leaves Homeowners Green with Delight
• Should Morning-After Pill Be More Readily Available?
• Heritage Foundation Conservative Discusses Bush Plan for National Missile Defense
• Ask CNN: Is There a National Gas Tax to Fund Alternative Transportation Development?
• Study Suggests Different Treatment for Boy, Girl Juvenile Offenders


April 30, 2001
• Where Have All the Al Gores Gone?
• Safety Campaign Commences to Promote Booster Seats in Autos
• Chinese Officials Grant U.S. Permission to Inspect Captured Spy Plane
• Booster Seats Campaign Kicks Into High Gear
• U.S./China Relations: Inspection Crew Heads to China
• Mountain Climbing: Exploring "One Woman's Quest for the Summit"
• First Space Tourist Boards International Space Station
• First 100 Days Marked at the White House
• Author Traces Her Family History
• Bush Administration Faces Both Domestic and International Issues
• President's First 100 Day Mix of Successes and Failures
• Eartha Kitt: `Rejuvenated' at 74
• Booster Seat Campaign Begins
• Pentagon Team to Inspect Spy Plane on Hainan Island
• Showbiz Today Reports: Eddie Van Halen Has Cancer; "TIME" Reporter Discusses Hollywood Writers' Strike


April 27, 2001
• Showbiz Today Reports: Weekend Movies Are Good Reasons to Stay Home
• U.S. Faces Increase in Hacking From China
• Original Hearst Castle Drawings Found
• Will Space Tourism Boom?
• Barge Workers Talk About Mississippi River Flood
• Reporter Discusses Trial of Man Accused of 1963 Church Bombing
• Is Tourism the Future of Space Travel?
• Ask CNN: Will U.S. Get EP-3 Back From China?
• Shemensky Safe After Rescue From South Pole
• Protesters Hope to Prevent Bombing of Vieques Island
• Dennis Tito to Become First Space Tourist
• Military Ready to Begin Exercises on Vieques Island
• Vieques Protests to Military Exercises Continue
• 'CNN TRAVEL NOW' to Show Underwater Photography From Papua New Guinea
• Economist Discusses Unconventional Indicators


April 26, 2001
• Kerry Makes Shocking Admission
• Lack of Funding May Jeopardize Tobacco Lawsuit
• U.S., China Engage in War of Words
• Tito to Become World's First Space Tourist
• Mississippi Remains at Flood Stage
• Shemenski Prepares to Head for Punta Arenas
• Reporter Has Personal Connection to Oklahoma City Bombing
• Doctor Rescued From Antarctic
• China Condemns Recent Bush Statements
• Government Investigates Regional Differences in Energy Prices
• Showbiz Today Reports: Daytime's First Gay Recurring Character
• FBI Arrests 45 Alleged Mob Members
• 'PEOPLE IN THE NEWS' to Look at Patty Hearst
• Ask CNN: Are Allergies Genetic?
• Cost-Effective Home Videocameras Introduced at National Association of Broadcasters Convention
• FEMA Director to Visit Davenport, Iowa
• Showbiz Today Reports: Singer Case Discusses Music, Old-School Style
• Bob Kerrey's Actions in Vietnam Defended by Senator
• FEMA Director to Assess Flood Protection in Davenport, Iowa
• Shawna Robinson Discusses Effort to Become First Woman to Compete for Winston Cup Since 1989
• Chicago Leads Nation in Military High Schools
• Iowa Resident Learned Lessons From '93 Flood


April 25, 2001
• U.S. Offers Weapons to Taiwan, China Seethes
• Florida Rain Promises Relief for Fire Crews
• Mississippi Retreats But Doesn't Surrender
• A Wing and a Prayer for South Pole Rescue
• Downey Arrested Again; Berle Battles Cancer
• Summit on Faith-Based Initiatives Continues
• Mississippi Crested at Davenport
• Rescue Mission Is Underway at South Pole
• Bush's Day to Mix Politics and Money
• Harvard Students Protest Blue-Collar Wages
• Showbiz Today Reports: Robert Downey Jr. Arrested
• Man to Be First International Space Station Tourist
• Bullying Study Looks At 15,000 Students Nationwide
• Plane Scheduled to Leave South Pole with Sick Doctor
• Supreme Court Arguing Massachusetts Tobacco Advertising
• Mortgage Insider Says Now is the Time to Buy
• President Bush Interviewed by CNN
• Gallup Poll: Bush Approval Ratings Basically Unchanged
• FAA: Delays To Continue at Airports Throughout Nation
• Gallup Poll: Bush's 100-Day Approval Highest Since Reagan
• President Bush Says United States Will Defend Taiwan From Chinese Attack


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