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September 10, 2001
• National First Ladies' Library Saluting Five Women
• Sacramento Deadly Rampage Ends with Suspect Killing Himself


September 07, 2001
• Rumors of Condit Discussions With Colleagues Seem Unfounded
• Residents of Town in Rhode Island Believe They're Under Threat from Their Landfill
• Showbiz Today Reports: Jackson's Producer Discusses New Album
• State Department Warning Americans in Japan and South Korea to Watch Out for Possible Terrorist Attack
• Government's Decision to Leave Microsoft as One Company Doesn't Mean Bill Gates' Legal Problems Over Just Yet
• Congressman Gary Condit Said to be Telling Colleagues He is Leaning Toward Retirement
• In Oroville, Firefighters Scrambling to Protect Homes in Path of Fresh Flames
• Showbiz Today Reports: MTV Music Video Award Winners
• What Is History Behind Scoring System for Tennis?
• Jack Welch Retires as Chairman of General Electric
• Dialing And Driving Don't Mix
• Deep Divisions Along Racial and Regional Lines Threatening to Cast Pall Over Close of U.N. Conference in South Africa
• Reports Gary Condit May Retreat to Private Sector
• Jobless Rate Soars to Highest Level in Four Years
• Hotels of Buenos Aires
• Ask CNN: Why Are The Stocks Always Going Down
• Disabled Athletes Conquer Mount Kilimanjaro
• Microsoft Resolution Widely Disagreed Upon
• Look Back at Michael Jackson's Thriller of a Career
• Plan by Bush Administration to Provide Discount Prescription Drug Cards for Elderly Americans Hits Legal Roadblock
• Two Fast-Moving Fires Chasing Hundreds of Families Out of Their Homes in California


September 06, 2001
• Congress Reaction to President Fox's Speech
• Fox to Address House
• Ask CNN: What Does it Take to Become a Secret Service Agent?
• Presidents Bush and Fox Address Flood of Mexican Laborers and Value in Terms Both Economic and Human
• Ask CNN: How Do Scientists Figure Out How Long a Light Year is?
• Is International Space Station Worth Your Tax Dollars?
• International Space Station Tour
• Both President Bush and Mexican President Vicente Fox Say They're Committed to Overhaul of Immigration Policies


September 05, 2001
• Heated Debate Underway in Senate Over Embryonic Stem Cell Research Funding
• 'Elle Girl' Magazine Billed as Beauty Magazine for 21st Century Teen
• MTV Award Nominee Nikka Costa Ready for Big Night
• Attorney Ellen Lawton Discusses Program That Mixes Family Law With Medicine
• Immigration Issue in Spotlight in Washington Today
• Bush and Fox Sit Down to Discuss Several key Issues
• Woman Attacked by Shark in North Carolina Improving, But Still Listed as Critical
• Condit to Return to Washington Today
• Lab in Athens, Georgia One of Only 10 Labs Worldwide Storing Human Embryonic Stem Cells
• Many Mexicans Risk Lives in Effort to Cross U.S.-Mexican Border and Capture American Dream
• Mariah Carey Cancels Interview with Waters
• Husband and Wife Team Up for Firefighting Reality TV
• Authorities Trying to Determine What Kind of Shark Attacked Couple in North Carolina; Ask CNN: What Causes Sharks to Attack People?
• Mexico/U.S. State Visit About to Get Underway
• Judge Boosts Opposition for Red Light Cameras
• Bomb Blast in Front of Elementary School Latest Terror Tactic Used by Protesters in Northern Ireland
• Athens Lab One of Only 10 in World


September 04, 2001
• Racism Conference Causing Serious Division
• Doctors Give Press Briefing on Condition of Woman Attacked by Shark
• Fertility Doctors Launch New Fertility Campaign
• Shark Claims One Life in North Carolina
• Western Wildfires: Blaze Grows to 56 Thousand Acres
• Budget Battle Begins on The Hill
• When Sharks Attack: Couple Attacked off Coast of Cape Hatteras
• Showbiz Today Reports: Fun Films for Fall
• How Will Parkinson's Affect Reno's Run for Office
• Russian Racism in a Song
• Tow Truck Thief Keeps Police on 2 1/2 Hour Chase
• Condit's Future: Congressman Returns to Washington With Uncertain Future
• Does Reno Stack up Against Governor Bush?
• Crews Pulled From Montana Fire
• When Sharks Attack: Couple at North Carolina Beach Injured


September 03, 2001
• Lifeguards Busy in Virginia Beach After Fatal Shark Attack
• In Montana, Firefighters Bracing for Windy Conditions
• DVD Offers a Fun Aspect to Movie Watching
• Slavic Macedonians and Ethnic Albanians in Village of Glogi Live in Peace
• The Accomplishments of Vaccinations Today
• Firefighters is Montana Bracing for Another Tough Day
• Shark Attacks May be Lower Than Yearly Average
• CSFB Banned From China; Bristol-Myers Cholesterol Drug OK
• Fatal Shark Attack in Virginia Beach Puts Black Mark on Holiday Weekend
• Family Farm Needs to Work Every Day Available to Compete
• What will be the Jobs of the Future?
• Former Homeless Man Wins McDonald's Million
• In Retrospect, Grueling Summer for Markets
• President Bush will Appear Before a Crowd of Union Carpenters
• In Virginia Beach, First Fatal Shark Attack in Country This Year


August 31, 2001
• The Hiding Places of a Desperate Fugitive
• Weekend Box Office: "O" and "Funny Girl"
• Capture of Nikolay Soltys: Ukrainian Community Speaks Out
• Gas Prices on the Rise
• Questions Raised Over British National Party's U.S. Connections
• Aaliyah Memorial Service in Process
• What to do in the Uncertain Economy
• Police in Sioux City Closing in on Man Wanted in Connection to Killings of Seven People
• Dominican Republic Ruled Yesterday on Little League Pitcher's Age
• "O" Takes Shakespeare's "Othello" from Battlefield to High School Campus
• America's Most Wanted Mark's 15th Year
• The Difficult Road Ahead for Gary Condit
• Spa Specializing in What is Unconventional and Unique
• Will Wall Street Continue its Slide?
• Staffers Defend Congressman Gary Condit
• Private Funeral for Singer Aaliyah Gets Under Way Soon
• Dow Dips Below 10,000 Mark
• Look at State of Children's Programming
• Ask CNN: Does The USO Still Work With Soldiers


August 30, 2001
• George W. Bush Heading Back to White House After Long Presidential Vacation
• Age of Pitcher Who Was in Little League World Series Has Raised a Lot of Controversy
• Copyright Violation Case Goes to Court Today


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