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August 16, 2001
• Is Jailed Writer in Houston Truly a Journalist?
• The Search for Chandra: Levys Discuss Gary Condit
• Oregon Loses 100,000 Acres to Wildfires
• Across America: Trash or Treasure?
• Early AIDS Diagnosis Gives Better Chances for Treatment
• Congressional Monetary Support of Smithsonian
• Oregon Town Faces Wildfires
• Glacial Mudslides Threaten Mount Rainier
• Remembering the King
• White House Math Finds New Money
• Natural History Museum Opens New Triceratops Exhibit
• Florida Explores Wine Potential With Genetic Engineering
• New Math Finds More Dollars for President's Programs
• Huey Lewis and the News Still Rocking
• Toxic Mold in Your Own Home
• Tiger's Summer Slump
• Ask CNN: "What's the difference between a hurricane and a typhoon?"
• Why Elderly People Are Not Taking Their Medicine
• Smithsonian Needs Repair


August 15, 2001
• Ask CNN: How Does an Airline Decide to Retire an Aircraft?
• Study Reveals Problems With Heart Pacemakers and Defibrillators
• Health Workers in Louisiana Investigate Encephalitis Outbreak
• The Supreme Court's Handling of Napoleon than Beazley's Appeal
• Are There Enough Television Shows With People of Color?
• David Heim on TV Options
• Naomi Judd in Your Home
• Prince Jefri of Brunei Sells Off Royal Possessions
• Smithsonian Puts Items on Display Online
• Oregon Firefighters Battle Wildfires
• Showbiz Today Reports: 'American Pie' Star Looks to Shed Teen- Sex Roles
• Examining 'Diana's Boys'
• Memories of World War II
• Ask CNN: How Does an Airline Decide to Retire an Aircraft?
• Western Fires Rage
• New Study Reveals Problems With Heart Pacemakers and Defibrillators
• Representative Jackson Visits Vanessa Leggett
• Encephalitis Outbreak in Louisiana
• American Scholar Freed From Italian Prison: Susanna Thomas' Parents Speak Out
• Mount Rainier Slide
• Minorities Underrepresented in Television


August 14, 2001
• Is Tax Cut Helping Sluggish Economy?
• Which Cities Do Pets Love?
• Texas Moves Ahead With Controversial Execution
• The Search for Chandra: Gary Condit Firestorm Continues
• Examining the California Surrogacy Battle
• Iyanla Vanzant and the American Dream
• Cops Compare Cold Cases in Annapolis, Maryland
• Israeli and Palestinian Teens Sow the Seeds of Peace
• Controversy Brews Over Scheduled Execution of Napoleon Beazley
• Cell Phone Etiquette
• Condit Plans to Run for Reelection
• Debate Over Execution of Texas Inmate Continues
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israel Goes on the Offensive
• California Firefighters Battle Raging Fires
• Law Enforcement Officials Examine Cold Cases
• Testimony Continues in Bridgestone Trial
• Gay Couples Fight for Rights in Massachusetts
• Is Television Unsafe?
• Disabled Group to Climb Kilimanjaro
• The Search for Chandra: Condit Making Plans for Reelection?
• Convicted Murderer Napoleon Beazley Scheduled to Die Tomorrow
• Law Enforcement Agencies Compare Notes on Unsolved Cases


August 13, 2001
• Fidel Castro Turns 75
• Retirement Savings Account Fact Check
• The Search for Chandra: Condit Under Siege From Local Newspapers
• California Surrogacy Battle Erupts
• Latest Gizmos for Students
• President Bush Remains Under the Microscope
• David Kaplan Discusses Nation's Hottest Colleges
• Conflict in the Middle East: Palestinians Hold General Strike
• The Search for Chandra: Condit Fires Back
• Emery Worldwide Airlines Suspends Operations
• "American Pie 2" Opening Breaks Openings
• Court to Rule on Genoa Arrests
• Surrogate Mother Takes Parents to Court
• Controversy Continues Over Bush Stem Cell Decision
• Jessie Arbogast Returns Home
• The Search for Chandra: Is Condit's Political Support Crumbling?
• Castro Celebrates 75th Birthday
• "American Pie 2" Rules at Box Office
• President Bush Comments on Conflict in the Middle East
• Number of AIDS Cases No Longer on the Decline
• Jackie Joyner-Kersee on Asthma
• Lightning Strikes at Funeral
• Who Wants to be a Hong Kong Millionaire?
• Emery Airlines Shuts Down Operations
• Opening Statements in Firestone Case


August 10, 2001
• Peter Travers Reviews Films Coming Out This Weekend
• 'Denver Post' Sticks With 'Mile High'
• Ask CNN: Which Country Has the Highest Rate of Internet Users?
• Stem Cell Debate
• How to Pay for College
• The Science Behind Stem Cells
• Pressures of Showbiz Pushing Entertainers to the Edge
• Allies Carry Out Fifty-Plane Strike on Iraq
• President Bush Approves Funding of Limited Embryonic Stem Cell Research
• Allied Attack on Iraq
• President Bush Approves Funding for Stem Cell Studies
• The College Housing Crunch
• Heavier-Than-Usual Bombing of Iraq


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