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August 02, 2001
• Compromise Version of Patients Bill of Rights Worked Out Yesterday
• Showbiz Today Reports: New 'N Sync Album Sells 1.9 Million Copies
• Congress Settles on Energy, Patients' Rights
• Bush's Nominee to Head CPSC Rejected
• How to Protect Yourself From Bug Bites
• Showbiz Report: MTV Turns 20; James Franco Stars as James Dean
• The Search for Chandra: Will Parking Lot be Searched?
• Thumbs Up from Senate Judiciary Committee for Robert Mueller to Head FBI
• Vikings Grieve Over Loss of Pro-Bowl Lineman Korey Stringer
• Vanity Stamps All the Rage in Japan
• Residents of New Hampshire Town Ready to Secede Over Taxes
• Ask CNN: Why Is It When You Get to a Certain Age Your Eyesight Deteriorates?
• Getting Caught Up in the Heat of Competition
• Fifth Anniversary of Welfare Reform in U.S.


August 01, 2001
• Is NFL Practice Too Demanding?
• Too Early to Tell for Code Red
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• Korey Stringer Died of Heat Stroke
• The Search for Chandra: New Lead Surfaces
• President Bush to Deliver Speech on Education Reform
• Minnesota Vikings Player Korey Stringer Dies
• Code Red Computer Worm Goes Active
• Posing Nude at 94
• Could You Swear Off Credit Cards for 100 Hours?
• Too Much Sex on Television?
• Debate on Stem Cell Research
• Britain's Queen Mother in Hospital
• Vikings Player Dies of Heat Stroke
• Lawmakers Ban Human Cloning
• Russell Simmons on MTV's 20th Birthday
• Are Americans Doing Enough to Protect Themselves from Deadly Diseases?
• Code Red Computer Virus Alert Far From Over
• Heat Claims Life of All-Pro Football Player
• Code Red Computer Virus Alert Far From Over


July 31, 2001
• Lance Armstrong's Coach on Cyclist's Incredible Achievement
• Craig David Looks to Take America By Storm
• SUVs Perform Poorly in Crash Tests
• Debate Over Cloning Reaches Congress
• Kirby Puckett Discusses Induction Into Baseball Hall of Fame
• Nine Hours to 'Code Red' Worm Strike
• President Bush to Receive Report on Election Reform
• Texas Mother Indicted: Attorneys Claim Yates Not Fit to Stand Trial
• Who Should Worry About Code Red Computer Virus?
• New Report Examines SUV Crash Tests
• Showbiz Today Reports: 'Rat Race' Premieres; Charts in Tune to Alicia Keys
• NASA's New Hurricane Predictor
• Internet Stability Threatened by Code Red Worm
• Mother Indicted: Attorneys Ask for Competency Hearing
• 31 Hurt in Amusement Park Ride Collapse
• Ask CNN: How Can Individuals Help the Environment?
• Bush Pick for FBI Head Faces Day Two of Congressional Hearings; Bureau Comes Under Attack
• Finding the Cheapest Airline Rates Online and Elsewhere
• House to Debate Human Cloning, Stem Cell Research


July 30, 2001
• Lang Armstrong Cycles to Victory
• Conflict in the Middle East: Violence Erupts in Gaza City
• The Search for Chandra: Police Resume Search
• Paula Poundstone Appears in Court
• Deadly Explosion Kills Four at Ohio County Fair
• Stem Cell Debate Gets Personal
• Conflict in the Middle East: Violence Continues to Escalate
• Wyoming Firefighters Try to Gain Foothold
• The Search for Chandra: Investigators No Closer
• Congressional Report Cites Nursing Home Abuse
• President Clinton Sets Up Office in Harlem
• Clinton in Harlem: Former White House Press Secretary Joe Lockhart Speaks Out
• Showbiz Today Reports: Mark Wahlberg Discusses 'Planet of the Apes' Role
• Government Warns of 'Code Red' Computer Virus
• Congress Takes on Ecstasy
• Lance Armstrong Celebrates Tour de France Victory
• Failed Chicago Bank Says $43 Million May Not Be Insured
• Congress Investigates Ecstasy
• Author, Survivor Discuss Sinking of USS Indianapolis in World War II
• Laura Bush Announces New National Book Festival
• The Search for Chandra: 91 Days and Counting
• Harlem Rolls Out Red Carpet for Bill Clinton
• Country Deals With Fires and Floods
• Showbiz Today Reports: Paula Poundstone to Go Before Judge; 'Planet of the Apes' Leads at Weekend Box Office
• Ask CNN: How Much Waste Does NASA Leave in Space Each Year?


July 27, 2001
• John Walsh Marks 20-Year Anniversary of Son's Disappearance
• Could Flu Shots Become a Thing of the Past?
• Are Friendly Skies Running Smoother?
• Nathaniel Brazill Learns Fate Today
• Majority of U.S. Embassy Personnel Ordered to Leave Macedonia
• The Search for Chandra: Condit Speaks With FBI, D.C. Police
• State Department Orders U.S. Embassy Personnel to Depart Macedonia
• Couple Auctions Name of Unborn Son to Corporations
• Ask CNN: Are Any Authorities Still Looking for Eric Rudolph, and If There Are, How Many Are There, and How Often Do They Look for Him?
• Showbiz Today Reports: Highly Anticipated `Planet of the Apes' Opens Today
• Nathaniel Brazill to Face Sentencing
• The Search for Chandra: Fourth Police Interview Conducted With Gary Condit
• Across America: Man's Best Friend Takes on Florida Gator
• 'Outside' Editor Discusses Remote Places to Travel
• Controversy Over Expansion of O'Hare Airport Heats Up
• Ask CNN: Is There a Significant Difference Between Brands of Gasoline?
• Paul McCartney Engaged
• Nathaniel Brazill Faces Sentencing Today
• The Search for Chandra: Condit Meets With Investigators a Fourth Time


July 26, 2001
• Nathaniel Brazill in Court to Receive Sentencing
• New Hope for Sufferers of Hairy Cell Leukemia
• Wildfire Threatens Wyoming Homes


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