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June 04, 2001
• Lakers Looking Toward History
• Showbiz Today Reports: 'The Producers' Earns Record 12 Tony Awards; Anthony Quinn Dies
• Ask CNN: How Is AIDS Transmitted, and How Did It Get to the United States?
• Medical Advances Lead to Longer, Healthier Lives for AIDS Victims
• Supreme Court Considers Death Penalty Cases of McVeigh, Penry
• Singles in Class to Learn How to Find Spouse
• Woman, 86, Discusses Spending Almost 48 Hours Trapped in Car in Creek
• PBS Documentary Goes Inside the Utilities


June 01, 2001
• 20 Years Living With AIDS
• Idaho Standoff Continues: One Child Exits House
• Next Step in the Case of Timothy McVeigh
• Economy Watch: Putting America to Work
• CNN TRAVEL NOW: Texas Safari
• 12-Year-Old AIDS Activist Nkosi Johnson Dies
• Cancer Survivor Lindsey Thomas on Relay for Life
• Idaho Standoff Continues; 15-Year-Old Boy in Protective Custody
• Showbiz Today Reports: `Moulin Rouge' Falls Short of Ambitions
• 12-Year-Old AIDS Activist Dies
• Dual-Language Programs Cope With Diversifying U.S. Culture
• Labor Secretary Responds to Unemployment Figures
• Showbiz Today Reports: Tony Awards Presented This Weekend
• McVeigh Execution Postponement Hearing Set for Wednesday


May 31, 2001
• First Daughter Faces More Alcohol-Related Troubles
• Standoff in Idaho Continues
• Katsav Visits Washington
• Hanssen Enters Not Guilty Pleas
• McVeigh May Seek Execution Delay
• Florida Battles Drought and Fires
• Decision Day for Timothy McVeigh
• Ask CNN: What is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?
• Ask CNN: What Are the Duties of the U.S. Secretary of State?
• McVeigh to Decide Whether to Seek Stay of Execution
• Accused FBI Spy Robert Hanssen Arraigned Today
• AIDS Over Two Decades
• Jazz Musician Terence Blanchard Says: "Let's Get Lost"
• Small Florida Church Receives $2 Million-Plus Electric Bill
• Idaho Standoff: Neighbor Discusses Troubled Family
• Showbiz Today Reports: Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll at "Moulin Rouge"
• Bush Meets President of Israel, Will Host T-Ball Game on South Lawn
• First Larynx Transplant Recipient Speaks
• National Hurricane Center Director Gives Tips for Those Who Live in Danger Areas
• Gallup Poll: Many Teenagers Drink Alcohol


May 30, 2001
• The Debate Over Supreme Court Ruling on Golfer Casey Martin
• California Governor to Sue in Dispute Over Energy Crisis
• State Department Issues Travel Warning
• Jury Considers Sentences for Embassy Bombers
• Wildfires Threaten California Homes
• Supreme Court Rules Casey Martin Can Use Golf Cart in PGA Tour
• Death Penalty Phase Begins in Embassy Bombing Trial
• McVeigh's Lawyers Could Ask for Another Execution Delay
• McVeigh Expected to Ask For Stay of Execution
• 'The Village Voice' Columnist Balks at New York City Tipping Suggestions
• Treasury Secretary Trying to Speed Tax Refunds
• Majority of Americans Still Support Death Penalty
• Nathan Lane and "The Producers" Rule Broadway
• Women's PGA Golfer Will Not Request Cart Despite Pregnancy
• Kristin Chenowith Invades Airwaves and Radio Waves
• Conflict in the Middle East: In Israel, Need for, Difficulty of Peace Grows as Violence Intensifies
• Risks Analyst Says Little Ordinary Americans Can Do About Terrorism
• Lawyers for Timothy McVeigh Would Delay Execution
• Embassy Bombings Trial: Sentencing Phase Begins
• High School Janitor Sweeps Inspiration into Commencement Address
• Author Discusses Report on Teen Sex


May 29, 2001
• Searching for POWs and MIAs
• Severe Storms Strike Colorado
• Norwegian Cruise Line Cancels Caribbean Cruise
• President Bush to Discuss Energy Crunch With California Governor Gray Davis Today
• Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Golfer Casey Martin
• Death of Joe Moakley: The End Of An Era
• High School Runner Breaks Scholastic Mile Record
• Energy Crunch: George W. Bush Makes First Presidential Visit to California
• Firefighters Battle Blaze in California
• Supreme Court: Martin Can Use Golf Cart on PGA Tour
• Showbiz Today Reports: Kate Beckinsale discusses appeal of 'Pearl Harbor'
• California Governor Calls for More Federal Help in Energy Crisis
• Doctor Offers Tips on Avoiding Skin Cancer
• Firefighters Battle California Wildfire
• NATO Rejects U.S. Missile Defense Plans
• Bush in California: President to Meet With Governor, to Try to Improve Relations With State
• Ellicott, Colorado Recovers Following Major Storm
• Passengers Head Home After Canceled Cruise
• Macedonian Conflict Stokes Fears of Civil War
• Car, Boat, Whatever: 1966 Model Conquers Roadways and Waterways
• Gallup Poll: Most Veterans Feel Appreciated
• Energy Drinks and Alcohol a Dangerous Mix


May 28, 2001
• What the Tax Cut Legislation Means For You
• Cameraman Shares Story and Video of Wedding Hall Collapse
• Newseum Displays Work of War Journalists
• New Jersey Radio Broadcast Longest in History
• One Person Killed in Florida Crash
• George W. Bush Marks First Memorial Day As President
• Memorial Day Ceremonies Honor American Veterans
• Memorial Day: Remembrance at Vietnam Veteran's Memorial Wall
• George W. Bush Honors WWII Soldiers; Female Veterans Remembered
• Florida: Cruise Ship Stuck in Port
• 'Pearl Harbor' Focuses Attention on WWII Vets
• Castroneves Discusses Indianapolis 500 Win
• Will Lakers Win Second-Straight Championship, Make Basketball History?
• Book Looks At War As Seen through Letters Home
• Racial Violence in England a Combination of People, Poverty


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