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July 03, 2001
• Paula Poundstone to be Arraigned Today
• The Search for Chandra: Flight Attendant Claims Long-Term Relationship With Congressman Condit
• Philadelphia Looks to Trim the Fat
• First Self-Contained Artificial Heart Goes Online
• Former National Security Adviser Samuel Berger on Defiant Milosevic
• The Search for Chandra: Both Grim and Tawdry
• Violating an Internet Hunk's Privacy
• New Artificial Heart Technology Implemented
• Gallup Poll: Americans and Their Health
• Tips on Losing Weight
• Philadelphia Police Officer Meets Weight Loss Challenge
• Pentagon Releases Video of Navy Bombing Range Mistake
• Mayor John Street on Philadelphia's Weigh-In
• Search for Chandra Levy: Flight Attendant Claims Romantic Relationship with Congressman Condit
• Men Discuss Being Models in Retirement Community Beefcake Calendar
• Final Dismantled Loads of Spy Plane Detained in China Headed Home


July 02, 2001
• Exploring the Mystery of the "A.I" Internet Game
• Dick Cheney Back in the Saddle
• United Air Lines Nixes Plans to Purchase US Airways
• Police Expand Search for Chandra Levy
• Dick Cheney Back at the Office
• "A.I." Tops Weekend Box Office
• Travel Agencies Work to Draw American Jews to Israel
• Ask CNN: How Will the Power Shortage in California Affect the Southeastern United States?
• Did the Confederacy Suffer 'An Honorable Defeat'?
• Taking Activism From Classroom to the Road
• National Veterans Wheelchair Games Get Under Way
• Children Stabbed: 7-Year-Old in Critical Condition
• Seattle's Space Needle Set for Fourth of July Fireworks
• NOW President-Elect Kim Gandy Speaks Out
• Showbiz Today Reports: 'A.I. Artificial Intelligence' Tops Weekend Movie Ticket Sales
• Princess Diana Grew Up to Be Princess
• Father Allegedly Stabs His Three Sons
• President Bush Comments on Health of Vice President Cheney
• As Vice President Cheney Returns to White House, Gossip Surrounds Administration's Future
• Dick Cheney Returns to Duty
• New Los Angeles Mayor Prepares to Take Office
• Authorities Expand Search for Chandra Levy
• Vice President Returns to Normal Workday


June 29, 2001
• Showbiz Today Reports: Special Effects Featured in Summer Flicks
• How Will Milosevic Extradition Affect Eastern Politics?
• Showbiz Today Reports: Is "A.I." the Movie to See This Weekend?
• Microsoft Stock: Buy or Sell?
• How Will Milosevic's Extradition Affect Yugoslavia?
• International War Crimes Tribunal Prosecutor Discusses Upcoming Trial of Slobodan Milosevic
• Ask CNN: Can Political Candidates Keep Excess Campaign Contributions and Use Them for Noncampaign Purposes?
• Custody Hearing for McGuckin Children to Happen Today
• Patients Bill of Rights: Debate Continues on Capitol Hill
• Ask CNN: Which Congressional Seats Are Up for Grabs in 2002?
• U.S. Surgeon General Discusses Report on Youth Sex
• Police to Interview Carolyn Condit in Levy Disappearance Case
• Man Wins Record $141 Million Jackpot
• Former Balkans Envoy Richard Holebrooke Discusses Extradition of Milosevic to The Hague


June 28, 2001
• Showbiz Today Reports: Tyrese No "Baby Boy"
• Showbiz Today Reports: Actor Ossie Davis Remembers Jack Lemmon
• Author Discusses Jack Lemmon's Favorite Role
• Colorado Kitten Lives to Meow Another Day
• Ask CNN: What Can the Public Do to Help the Environment?
• Ask CNN: If Nathaniel Brazill is Incarcerated, Will He be Able to Continue his Education?
• Senate Hopes to Finish Patients' Bill of Rights Debate Today
• Supreme Issues Final Rulings of Current Session
• Fireworks and the Fourth: Putting Safety First
• Pentagon Defends Defense Budget
• Decision Day for Supreme Court
• Oldest McGuckin Daughter Turned Mother In
• France May Extradite James Kopp if Death Penalty Ruled Out
• Jack Lemmon Dies; 'TV Guide' Writer Discusses Life


June 27, 2001
• Carl Gottlieb's Views on Media Coverage
• Federal Reserve in Meeting to Discuss Cutting Interest Rates
• Capitol Hill Investigates Insurance Seminars
• Mourning in Texas: The Yates Children Put to Rest Today
• United States Invades Russia -- With Words
• Showbiz Today Reports: Actors Crouther, Rock Discuss 'Pootie Tang'
• Prospects Fade for Injured Right Whale
• Funeral Service Under Way for Five Drowned Children
• FAA Looking at Ways to Prevent Runway Incursions
• North Dakota Entertains Bid to Drop 'North' from Its Name
• FAA Says Runway Incursions Continuing Problem at U.S. Airports
• Republicans, Democrats Continue Battle Over Patients Bill of Rights
• Phoenix Intersection Fourth in Ranking of 10 Most Dangerous
• Five Houston Children Buried After Alleged Murder by Mother
• Another Federal Reserve Interest Rate Cut Expected Today
• Revealing the Country's Most Dangerous Intersections
• Funeral Services for Yates Children Today
• Showbiz Today Reports: Rick Yune Discusses 'The Fast and the Furious' Role
• NBA Draft Peppered With Kids
• Man Cleared From Death Row, Murder Victim's Mother Discuss New Report on Capital Punishment
• Avalanche Defender Ray Bourque Retires
• Karaoke Cab: Music for Singapore's Masses
• Will a Fed Cut Pump Life into the Economy?


June 26, 2001
• Six-Year-Old Golfer Discusses Hole in One
• Whoopi Goldberg Returns to Improv Roots
• Report Suggests Reform of Collegiate Athletic Programs
• U.N. Aids Conference: South African President's Absence Stirs Controversy
• President Bush to Meet with Leaders of Israel and South Africa Today
• Sleep Deprivation Could Increase Risk of Diabetes
• Search Continues for Hostages Held in Philippines.
• Gallup Poll: Are American Investors Optimistic About Economy?
• President Bush to Meet with South Africa's Mbeki, Israel's Sharon
• Fed Decision on Interest Rates Expected Tomorrow


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