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July 11, 2001
• Colorado Police Officer Saves Boy's Life
• Four Firefighters Die in Washington Forest Fire
• Putting the Polygraph to the Test


July 10, 2001
• West Virginia Grapples With Flood Devastation
• Doctors More Optimistic About Survival of 8-Year-Old Shark Attack Victim
• Chicago Searches for Two Missing Girls
• Tanzania Embassy Bomber Sentenced to Life
• Search for Chandra Takes a New Turn
• Doing Business on the Internet
• President Bush Visits New York
• Internet Advertising is Changing
• Researchers Make Another Effort to Unsnag Whale
• Backstreet Boys Postpone North American Tour as Member Enters Rehab
• What Will Search of Condit's Apartment Reveal?
• How America Surfs the Web
• Showbiz Today Reports: Haley Joel Osment Discusses Role in 'A.I. Artificial Intelligence'
• Bush's Faith-Based Initiative Faces Controversy
• West Virginians Assess Flood Damage
• Internet Fertile Ground for Movie Marketers
• Midsummer Classic Honors Baseball Greats Young and Old
• Breaking the Glass Ceiling
• NAACP Chastises Bush Administration
• New Orleans Mayor Morial Discusses Report on American Cities' Clout
• White House Denies Anti-Gay Deal With Salvation Army
• Three Days of Violence Leaves at Least 20 Jamaicans Dead
• Shark Attack Victim to Undergo Minor Arm and Leg Surgery
• Brain Damage is Doctors Biggest Worry for Jessie Arbogast
• Police to Search Congressman Condit's Washington Residence


July 09, 2001
• Condit's Conundrum Takes a Toll on Democrats
• Walter Isaacson: New Boss at CNN
• The Search for Chandra: Constituents Urge Condit to Speak Out
• President Bush Spotlight Nation's Youth
• The Search for Chandra: Still No Evidence of Foul Play
• Campaign Finance Reform Bill Heads to House This Week
• Showbiz Today Reports: Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs Discusses Latest Ventures
• Pay Phones Rates on the Rise
• Extreme Heat Hits South
• Pilot Discusses Rescue off Russian Far East
• 8-Year-Old Florida Boy Remains Critical Following Shark Attack
• Congressman Admits to Affair with Levy; Police Say Condit Not a Suspect
• Philadelphia Phillies Give Atlanta Braves That Familiar Feeling


July 06, 2001
• Otters Fight for Survival
• Showbiz Today Reports: "Big Brother" Returns
• George W. Bush Celebrates 55th Birthday on the Golf Course; Jenna Bush Faces Consequences for Underage Drinking
• The Search for Chandra: "Washington Post" Columnist Discusses the Case
• Doctors Prepare for Heart Surgery on Newborn
• The Effort to Lesson Air Rage
• Accused Spy Robert Hanssen Pleads Guilty
• Aunt of Chandra Levy Provides Details of Alleged Affair
• Searching for Chandra Levy
• President Bush Celebrates 55th Birthday
• Author Discusses Cases of Chandra Levy, Gary Condit
• Throw Away the Resume?
• Killer Storm Lashes at China
• Chandra Levy Relative Provides Details Regarding Alleged Affair
• Accounts, Evidence Raise Questions Over President Johnson's Military Silver Star


July 05, 2001
• Showbiz Today Reports: Once-Boy Band LFO Wants to Be Taken Seriously
• Couple Describes Near Death on Mississippi River
• President Bush Set to Name New FBI Director
• Questions Raised Over Presidential Silver Star
• Girls Go Online
• Dramatic Rescue on Mississippi River Saves Boaters
• Did President Lyndon Johnson Really Deserve His Silver Star?
• Vaginal Birth After Cesarean Holds Risks
• Detective, ACLU Rep Debate Practice of Linking Street Cameras to Identifying Computers in Tampa
• Showbiz Today Reports: Jay Hernandez Discusses 'Crazy/Beautiful'
• Bush Administration: Return of U.S. EP-3 Plane From China Equals Mission Accomplished
• D.C. Police Chief to Comment on Chandra Levy Case
• Canadian Couple Proves Marriage Can Last 75 Years
• Ask CNN: What Does It Take to Get Into the Baseball Hall of Fame?
• Napster Software Down Before Shift to Subscription Service
• China May Put U.S. Scholars on Trial


July 04, 2001
• Exploring the Craftsmen of Colonial Williamsburg
• Taking America's History I.Q.
• Major League Baseball Gears Up for Midsummer Classic
• Williamsburg Honors Original Colonies with 13-Gun Salute
• Friend of Chandra Levy Discusses Her Disappearance
• Comedian Struggles with Ill Effects of Smoking
• Peg Zitko of Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation Discusses Finding Ancestors at Ellisislandrecords.org
• Atlanta Prepares for Fireworks Extravaganza; Patrick Henry on America's Fight for Independence
• America Celebrates Fourth of July
• Hurricane Deck Offers Up Close and Personal View of Niagara Falls
• Williamsburg Re-Creates Colonial America for Holiday Celebration
• Lost Dog Tags From Vietnam War Recovered
• President Bush Focuses on Faith-Based Initiatives in Philadelphia
• High School Coach, Students Discuss Benching Winning Team Because of Grades
• Artificial Heart Patient Resting Comfortably
• Hollywood Actors and Producers Reach New Labor Contract Agreement
• Supervisor of Apothecary in Colonial-Themed Williamsburg, Virginia, Discusses 18th Century Medical Treatment
• Spectacular Fireworks Display Set to Light Up Atlanta
• Changes May Be Coming for Chicago's Wrigley Field
• Navy Pilot Shane Osborn Discusses Life After Being Detained by China
• World's First Self-Contained Artificial Heart Working
• American Classics: Meat, Beer and Blowing Stuff Up
• Pikes Peak Remains Popular Tourist Spot
• A Capitol Fourth Host Barry Bostwick Discusses Day's Festivities


July 03, 2001
• Showbiz Today Reports: Paula Poundstone to be Arraigned on Child Endangerment Charges
• Big Daddy Labeling Snafu Honest Mistake?
• Philadelphia Seeks to Quit Throwing Weight Around
• First Self-Contained Artificial Heart Implanted


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