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June 26, 2001
• Two-Day Federal Reserve Meeting Begins Today
• Juvenile Diabetes: Children Testify Before Congress
• Legislative Conflict Limits Parole Time for Colorado Sex Offenders
• Entertainer Harry Belafonte Discusses AIDS in Africa
• Kaci's Summer Job a Little Different Than Most 13-Year-Olds
• President Bush to Meet with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon
• Share Our Strength Founder Discusses How People, Companies Can Stop Hunger in America
• Williams Sisters Hope for Family Reunion in Wimbledon Finals
• Scientists Continue Effort to Free Snared Whale
• Americans Mixed on Affirmative Action


June 25, 2001
• New York Lieutenant Governor Comments on Banning Cell Phone Use While Driving
• New York Lawmakers Expected to Pass Ban on Cell Phone Use While Driving
• Can Jennifer Capriati Win Wimbledon?
• 'Fast and Furious' Takes Top Box Office Slot
• President Bush Addresses Mayors Conference, Pushes Faith-Based Services
• Risky Mission to Save Endangered Whale Gets Under Way
• Lotto Winner Still Unknown in California
• Volcano Erupts in Philippines; Villagers Return to Homes Despite Warnings
• New York Looks to Ban Cell Phone Use While Driving
• United Nations Holds Special Meeting on AIDS Epidemic
• From Courts of Law to the Grass Court: Jennifer Capriati's Resurgence
• 'The Fast and the Furious' Tops Box Office; Riding the Internet Movie Promotion Wave
• Earthquake Rocks Peru; Volcano Erupts in Philippines
• President to Honor High School Students for Academic Excellence
• Washington Police Meet With Representative Gary Condit Over Weekend
• Officials Gather for U.N. Special Session on AIDS
• Protesters Greet Biotech Conference in San Diego
• AAA Spokesman: Gas Price Highs in Rearview Mirror
• Preservation Group Issues Bricks-and-Mortar Endangered Species List


June 22, 2001
• The Debate Over Financial Privacy Notices
• Texas Child Killings: Andrea Yates Appears in Court
• Levys Meet Privately With Congressman Condit
• Nation Mourns Death of Carroll O'Connor
• Making Ethiopia a Part of Your Travel Itinerary
• Ask CNN: Who is the Richest Person in the World?
• Remembering the Civil Rights Journey
• Police Restore Calm in Belfast
• United Airlines Debilitated by Hailstorm Damage
• Entertainment Industry Mourns Two Losses; Weekend Movies Get 'Fast and Furious'
• Showbiz Today Reports: 'Rolling Stone' Critic Gives Picks for Weekend Movies
• Reframing "Gone With the Wind"
• Florida Coalition Seeks to Improve Voting Access for Disabled
• 'Forbes' Names World's Richest People
• Ask CNN: Who is Second in Command to the Pope and What is the Process of Choosing a New Pope?
• Britain: Two Teens Convicted of Murder of 2-Year-Old Released on Parole
• Showbiz Today Reports: Carroll O'Connor Dies at Age 76
• The Search for Chandra: Congressman Condit to Meet With Police a Second Time
• Texas Child Killing: Prosecutor Joe Owmby Comments on Murder Case
• 'Newsweek' Reporter Discusses British Case of Two Child Killers Who May Be Released From Prison
• Yates Apparently to Face One Capital Murder Charge


June 21, 2001
• First Solar Eclipse of New Millennium Arrives
• Postpartum Depression: Diagnosis and Treatment
• Some Russian Alcoholics Resting Hopes on 'Miracle Icon'
• Khobar Towers Bombing Indictments Appear Imminent
• Star of Tomorrow: Raven-Symone, From 'Cosby' to "Dolittle'
• Ask CNN: What is the Moon Made Of?
• Search for Chandra: D.C. Police to Conduct Second Interview With Gary Condit
• Fallen Heroes: Funerals Today for New York Firefighters
• Five Children Killed: Police Charge Houston Mother With Murder
• Fallen Firefighters Mourned in New York
• San Diego Padres President Discusses Going Before Congressional Committee on Cancer


June 20, 2001
• Millions of Children Worldwide Facing War, Poverty and AIDS
• Congressional Award Honors Youths for Achievement
• Welfare-to-Work Program Teaches a Skill
• Priest's Good Works Among Thailand's Poor
• Eddie Murphy Returns as Dr. Dolittle
• California Energy Crunch: Governor Gray Davis Goes Head-to-Head With FERC
• Welfare-to-Work Program in Denver Receives High Marks
• In London, Parole Hearing Held for Prisoner Convicted of Killing Two-Year-Old
• Senator Patrick Leahy Discusses FBI Difficulties
• IRS Letter Criticized As Republican Propaganda by Congressional Democrats
• Research Links Ethnicity, Environment to Heart Disease
• Bubonic Plague Found in Colorado Prairie Dogs
• Levys Hire Washington Attorney in Search for Daughter
• Concern Escalates Over Growing Sexual Slavery Trafficking Around the Globe
• Officer Describes Catching Woman Jumping Off Bridge
• Cloning Controversy Reaches Capitol Hill
• California Energy Crunch: Governor Gray Davis to Testify Before Congress


June 19, 2001
• Shaquille O'Neal: Most Dominating Player Ever?
• Retief Goosen Wins U.S. Open
• Ask CNN: What is the Deepest Part of the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean?
• Eating Your Veggies
• Federal Government Takes Steps to Control California Energy Prices
• Senate Investigates Ford and Firestone Problems
• Fighting Myeloma Cancer
• Kids' Baking Contest Winner Tastes Victory
• Mia Hamm Promotes Fight Against Cancer; Hamm and Sobrero Look to Kick Start Interest in American Soccer
• FERC Intervenes in Western Energy Crunch
• Missing Intern's Parents Hire Attorney to Aid in Search
• Patients Bill of Rights Takes Center Stage on Capitol Hill
• Ford and Firestone Square Off on Capitol Hill
• Hospitals Unable to Meet Needs of Dying Cancer Patients
• Business Owner Discusses Tornado That Hit Close to Town
• Ford and Firestone Head to Capitol Hill
• Banned Pharmaceutical Finds New Life as Cancer Treatment
• Mother, President of National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Discuss Child Abduction
• Geraldine Ferraro Fights Cancer
• Following Meeting Last Week, Russian President Putin Praises Bush, Jeers Both Countries' Intelligence Services


June 18, 2001
• Supreme Court Denies Garza Request for Stay of Execution
• California Fifth Largest Economy in the World


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