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June 18, 2001
• New York Investigators Sift Through Rubble Following Fiery Hardware Store Explosion
• Pennsylvania: Rescue Crews Resume Search for Survivors of Natural Gas Explosion
• Both Navy and Protesters Gear Up on Vieques
• Senate Takes Up Patients Bill of Rights
• High School Auto Mechanics National Finals Taking Place in D.C. Today
• School Bus Crashed into Hotel in California
• Reporter Discusses Further Auction of Kennedy Memorabilia
• "Tomb Raider" Tops Weekend Box Office
• Search Continues for Missing in Pennsylvania Flooding
• Navy to Resume Bombing Practice on Vieques Island
• Chelsea Clinton Graduates From Stanford University
• Florida Reporter Melts Big Daddy Ice Cream Claim
• Fires in California Cause Evacuations, Shut Down I-80
• Remnants of Allison Spark Fire in Philadelphia
• Father's Day Blaze Claims Three Firefighters in New York
• Parole Hearing in England Produces Emotional Response
• California Temporarily Closes I-80
• Competition Manager Discusses AAA-Ford Student Auto Skills Competition
• Ask CNN: Why Do You See Lightning Before You Hear Thunder?
• Paid Endorsements Common for Movie Ads
• New York Fire Kills Three Firefighters
• President Holds Press Meeting About European Trip
• New York Fire Kills Three Firefighters


June 15, 2001
• Elvis Memorabilia Up for Auction Online
• Gold Club Trial Continues
• $46 Million Dollar Lottery Ticket Turns Up
• Effort Under Way to Establish Museum of African-American History
• Kansas Town Rallies for Safe Return of Philippines Hostages
• Battle Over Abortion Arrives in Ireland
• Lakers Shoot for Another Title Tonight
• Shopping as Diversion to Gambling in Las Vegas?
• Showbiz Today Reports: Sir Paul McCartney Appears at Adopt a Mine Field Gala; Latin Jazz Artists Star in New Documentary
• President Bush and Russian President Putin Set for First Meeting
• Story of Survival in Poland
• Divorce Becoming Routine Part of American Life
• Many Single Fathers Treading Unfamiliar Territory
• The Deepening Mystery of Chandra Levy
• Ireland: Eye of the Abortion Storm
• Should the United States Make Reparations for Slavery?
• Feelings Mixed on Graduation Day at Santana High School
• Comair Pilots Reach Agreement With Management; Strike May End
• $23 Million Lottery Ticket Mailed to Lottery Officials
• Hale Irwin Legend Grows at U.S. Open
• Bush in Europe: National Security Adviser Rice Discusses Policy Abroad


June 14, 2001
• Storm Chaser Has Close Encounter With Powerful Tornado
• Congress Investigates Wall Street Analysts
• United States to End Bombing Exercises on Vieques
• Snake Oil on the Internet
• Are Analysts On Wall Street Giving Biased Advice To Investors?
• Showbiz Today Reports: Trisha Yearwood Goes 'Inside Out'
• Congress Investigates Elder Abuse
• Powerful Storms Strike Tornado Alley
• Bush Defends Controversial Policies in Europe
• Smithsonian Looks to Restore Star-Spangled Banner
• Resident, Mayor Discuss Tornado That Hit Seward, Nebraska
• Practice Bombing to End on Vieques Island, Puerto Rico
• George W. Bush Continues Presidential Tradition of Traveling Abroad
• Ask CNN: How Can We Prevent Chimpanzees From Being Mistreated?
• President Bush Meets With European Union Leaders Today
• Showbiz Today Reports: Hollywood's Actor Dogs Subject of New Book


June 13, 2001
• Senate Investigates Nation's Energy Crunch
• President Bush Proposes Missile Defense System to NATO Allies
• Showbiz Today Reports: Halle Berry Discusses 'Swordfish' Role
• President Bush Faces Diplomatic Battle at NATO
• Antibiotics Can Prevent Onset of Lyme Disease
• Israelis and Palestinians Agree Verbally to Cease-Fire
• Autistic Teen Discusses Being High School Valedictorian
• American Hostage in the Philippines Might Still Be Alive
• Senator Russ Feingold Speaks Out on Capital Punishment
• Israelis and Palestinians Verbally Agree to CIA Director's Cease-Fire Plan
• Wildfires Threaten Arizona Landmark
• Medical Research Data Lost in Houston Flooding
• Tiger Woods Considered Best Golfer By Majority of Americans
• Tiger Woods Aims for Fifth Straight Major
• Chef Jacques Pepin Discusses 'Food & Wine' Classic in Aspen
• Law Representative Denies Racial Bias in Federal Death Penalty
• Showbiz Today Reports: Emmy Rossum: Singing Her Way From Opera to Film
• Sobero Family Awaits News of Hostage in the Philippines
• President Bush Pushes Missile Defense Plan to NATO Allies
• In Ecuador, Heavy Rains Bring High Death Toll
• Study Finds Baby Boomers Expect to Live Past 80


June 12, 2001
• President Bush Meets With Spanish Prime Minister
• Study Finds Seniors Reaching Deeper Into Pockets for Prescription Drugs
• Hearing Over Dale Earnhardt Autopsy Photos Continues
• Authors of "American Terrorist" Discuss McVeigh Execution
• Tiger Woods: Can Anyone Stop Him?
• Ask CNN: Why Do Women Live Longer Than Men?
• Erik Weihenmayer Discusses Scaling Everest Blind
• Southern Flooding: Bracing for More Misery
• California Energy Crisis Solution: Solar Power?
• Muslim Separatists Claim American Hostage Was Beheaded
• Philippines Hostages: Rebels Claim to Have Killed American Hostage
• President Meets European Skepticism Concerning Missile Plan, Environment
• Middle East Peace: CIA Chief Tenet to Leave Israel
• Showbiz Today Reports: Cameron Diaz Discusses 'Shrek' Role
• Tornado Rolls Through Minnesota Town
• Nobel Prize Winners Promote Peace, Human Rights in Washington
• President Bush Faces Criticism Overseas on Global Warming and Missile Defense
• Texas Recovering From Massive Tropical Storm
• Houston Area Cleans Up in Wake of Allison


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