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May 10, 2001
• New Airline Regulations Debated on Capitol Hill


May 09, 2001
• Ask CNN: Why is it so hard to adopt children?
• Cold War Memories


May 08, 2001
• 14-Year-Old Defendant Could Be Called to Testify Today
• More Rolling Blackouts Ahead for California
• Panel Reaction to Cheney Interview
• Singer/Songwriter Ben Harper Shooting for a Hit Album
• Tensions Simmer in Cincinnati After Grand Jury Indictment of Police Officer
• United States Loses Seat on Another U.N. Commission
• Showbiz Today Reports: Activists, Performers Discuss Organization Dedicated to Educating Public About Chemical Risks to Children.
• Fuel-Efficient Cars Wave of the Future?
• Retiming Traffic Signals: Putting the Breaks on Gridlock
• Administration Criticized for Lack of Help in Energy Crisis
• U.S./China Relations: Impossible for Spy Plane to Fly Home on Its Own
• Nation Squeezed by Energy Crunch
• At 21, Hornish on Racing Streak to Stardom
• Ask CNN: Will Foot-and-Mouth Disease Affect Leather Goods Industry?
• Congress to Consider Response to Terrorism
• Prosecution Expected to Finish Presenting Case Against Florida Boy Accused of Murdering Teacher


May 07, 2001
• Will Gasoline Prices Keep Rising?
• Pope Travels to Middle East
• Gasoline Prices Continue to Rise
• Rush Hour Only Getting Worse
• Tennessee Student Completes School Without Missing a Day
• "Mummy" Sequel Has Record-Setting Weekend at the Box Office
• Is the Bush Agenda Overly Ambitious?
• Prosecution Shows Tape of Brazill Interrogation
• Pontiff Continues Tour of Middle East Near Golan Heights
• Showbiz Today Reports: Police Investigate Killing of Robert Blake's Wife; 'The Mummy Returns' Sets Debut Records
• Great Train Robbery Fugitive Returns to England
• No Relief in Sight For Gas Prices
• National Federation of Independent Business President Discusses Advantages of New Tax Plan to Small Companies
• Corps of Engineers Representative Discusses Effort to Clean up 9 Million Sandbags Used to Control Floods
• Gallup Poll: How Do Americans View the Death Penalty?
• Treasury Secretary O'Neill Discuss Tax Cuts With Business Leaders
• Ronnie Biggs of Great Train Robbery Infamy in Police Custody


May 04, 2001
• Finding a Job Amidst the Chaos
• Showbiz Today Reports: `Survivor' Beats Competition, New Films This Weekend
• Bush Creates Presidential Style All His Own
• Ask CNN: Does Getting Your Tonsils Out Affect Your Voice?
• Tina Wins 'Survivor'; Breaking the Code of `Enigma'
• Winningest Jockey of All Times Hopes for Derby Win
• Florida Legislature Moves Toward Election Law Reform
• Senate Republicans Make Budget Legislation Blunder
• American Negotiators Headed Back From China
• Pope Visits Greece
• CNN TRAVEL NOW Offers Overview of the Australia Outback This Weekend
• Bush Hosts Yankees at White House
• Bush Presidency Pleasantly `Low-Key'
• Gallup Poll: What Americans Think of Nuclear Power
• Budget Report Debate Halted
• "Survivor" Mania
• Budget Vote Postponed
• U.S. Loses Seat on U.N. Human Rights Commission
• Labor Department Reports 223,000 Jobs Were Lost in April
• Woman Remembers a McVeigh Who Babysat Her Children
• Poverty: Not Just an Urban Problem
• Unemployment Rate Hits 4.5 Percent, Job Seekers Struggle


May 03, 2001
• Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month Sheds Light on Crippling Disease
• Smoke Jumpers Prepare for Tough Wildfire Season
• Jurors in Teacher Shooting Trial to See Videotape of Crime
• Tax Cut Legislation Reaches Moment of Truth
• Government, Homeowners Conserve to Fight Energy Crisis
• The Bush Presidency: What Do Women Think?
• Federal Budget Vote Expected Today
• Air Force Plane Lands Safely On Back Wheels
• President Bush to Order Power Cutbacks
• Karen Hughes: A Profile of Bush's Most Trusted Adviser
• The Execution Tapes: Chilling Accounts of Georgia Executions
• Who Will "Survive" -- Colby, Keith, Tina?
• Showbiz Today Reports: `Survivor' Concludes This Evening
• Six Names Added to Vietnam Veterans Memorial in D.C.
• National SAFE KIDS Campaign Director Discusses Danger of Summer Months for Children
• Ask CNN: How Does a Chimpanzee's Development Compare With a Human's?
• Bush Appoints Commission to Consider Social Security Reform
• Smoke Jumpers Prepare for Record Fire Season
• Congress to Vote on Budget, Tax Cut
• Snowstorm Blasts Unsuspecting Colorado
• West Palm Beach Jury to See Videotape of Alleged School Shooting
• Senate Minority Leader Daschle Discusses Social Security, Tax Cuts
• Student Standoff Ends At Penn State


May 02, 2001
• Hollywood Writers Continue Talks With Entertainment Companies
• FBI Searches for New Director in Wake of Resignation Announcement
• Bush Wins Approval So Far
• New Treatment for Chronic Headaches
• Son of Dennis Tito Says Father Having "Experience of His Life"
• Showbiz Today Reports: Writers Strike Negotiations Continue; Laura Linney Discusses Reprise of 'Tales of the City' Role
• Surgeon General Issues New Report on Suicide Prevention
• Blanton Found Guilty of Church Bombing
• White House Stresses Teamwork
• Murder Trial Begins for 14-Year-Old Accused of Shooting Florida Teacher
• Study Calls Day Care Into Question
• Guilty Verdict Handed Down in Church Bombing Case
• Race Relations Past and Present
• President Bush to Appoint Commission to Study Social Security; Congress Considers Increase in Retirement Plan Contribution Caps
• Congress May Increase Retirement Contribution Limits
• Bush Announces a Commission to Study Social Security
• FBI Special Agent Discusses Guilty Verdict in 1963 Church Bombing
• Trial of 14-Year-Old Accused of Killing Teacher Begins
• Continued Talks Hold Off Writers Strike in Hollywood


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