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January 31, 2002
• Authorities: Anyone Could Have Written List Found in Afghanistan
• Interview of Javad Zarif, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister
• NYC Firefighters Reserve the Right To Sue City Over WTC Cough
• Ultimatum on Pearl's Life Stands Despite Pleas from Editor, Wife
• Photographs of Landmarks Found in al Qaeda Houses
• WEF Protests Begin
• Unchanged Interest Rate May Signal Strengthening Economy
• Congress, White House, GAO Heading For Court Showdown


January 30, 2002
• 7,000-Pound Satellite About to Make Uncontrolled Re-Entry into Earth's Atmosphere
• Prescription Drug Abuse a Growing Problem
• Address Watched Carefully Internationally
• Interview of Bob Martinez, Edward Harrison
• Employees at Illinois Flag Manufacturer React to State of the Union
• Are They Happy at White House With the President's Performance?; Discussion with California Congressman Henry Waxman
• Americans Want More Details on Bush's Economic Plans
• Death Toll Rises in Nigerian Munitions Explosion
• Sometimes Best Way to Get a Message Across is With a Punchline
• Is Florida Governor Jeb Bush's Family Problem Our Business?
• In This Election Year, What Has Changed?
• American Airlines' Pilots Asking Airbus A300 be Grounded Might Get Their Wish
• Daughter of Florida Governor Jeb Bush Arrested Yesterday
• President's Domestic Agenda Remains a Dividing Line
• In State of the Union, President Bush Covers a Lot of Ground
• Disturbing News for Bush Family This Morning
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Book Bigger and Glossier Than Ever Compiles Tabloids Over the Years
• Look at Reaction Among Men and Women of America's Armed Forces to President's Remarks


January 29, 2002
• Economy Expected to be Big Focus in State of the Union
• Missouri Town Angered Over Lead Cleanup
• Parents Discuss Thwarted Vietnamese Adoptions
• Discussion with Senate Minority Leader Trent Lott
• Mike Tyson's Out of Ring Episodes May Factor in Licensing Decision
• The Big Question: Should the Bible Be Politically Correct?
• Bush Considering Funding to Promote Marriage for Welfare Recipients
• Should U.S. Try to Rescue Kidnapped Reporter?
• Discussion with House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt
• War and Economy Will Be Front and Center Tonight When President Speaks to Nation
• A Look at Some of the Top Stories This Morning
• Up to Two Thirds of Detainees at Guantanamo's Camp X-Ray May be Saudi Citizens
• Tonight President Bush Will Focus on War and Economy
• Pakistani Group Holding Missing Reporter Demanding Return of Pakistani Detainees
• Mayor of Small Florida Fishing Village Goes After Satan Himself
• Will President Bush Deliver?
• 'Morning Buzz'


January 28, 2002
• Marjan the Lion, Symbol of Afghan Survival, Dies of Old Age
• Look at Murder That Shocked Wealthy Enclave of East Hampton, New York
• Family of MIT Suicide Discuss Lawsuit
• Study Shows Drinking May Ward Off Alzheimer's and Other Forms of Dementia
• Artist Recreates Human Digestive System
• Security on Small Airlines; NYPD Brings In Former CIA Agent
• Hamid Karzai Will Attend Flag-Raising Ceremony at Afghanistan's Embassy in U.S.
• Discussion with Palestinian Chief Negotiator
• Look at Some of the Top Stories in the News
• Cheney Says He Won't Give Congressional Investigators Infornmation About Enron-Related Documents
• In Mideast, Another Round of Deadly Violence Raising Stakes for U.S.
• U.S. Forces Move to Try to Capture Group of Al Qaeda Fighters
• Joint U.S. and Afghan Operation to Capture Pocket of Al Qaeda Terrorists Ends
• News That Bush Administration Headed for High Profile Showdown with Congress
• Is There Now a Rift in Bush Administration Over How Detainees at Camp X-Ray Should be Classified?
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld Restating Administration's Hard Line on Detainees
• St. Louis Rams and New England Patriots Headed to Super Bowl XXXVI
• Search Continues for "Wall Street Journal" Reporter Daniel Pearl


January 25, 2002
• Sen. Max Cleland Discusses War Detainees
• Document Shredding Can Be a Way of Life
• Sound Off: Fair Trial For Lindh?
• FTC Wants to Establish a National 'Do Not Call' Registry
• Hockey Dad Killer to Get Sentence
• Mayors Discuss Homeland Defense
• Are Mammograms Ineffective?
• Aboard the USS John C. Stenis
• House Members Discuss Women's Wages
• Morning Buzz: on War
• American Taliban in Prison
• 'Over There'
• Bomber Riding a Motor Scooter in Tel Aviv Attacked a Group of People Near a Bus Station
• Schoold Bus Driver Had a New Destination in Mind
• John Walker Lindh Makes First Court Appearance Yesterday
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Is Their a "Sports Illustrated" Cover Jinx?


January 24, 2002
• Lt. Col. McSally Continues Suit Against Defense Department
• Lay Resignation Little Surprise to Enron Employees
• Many Americans Unaware of Kmart's Filing for Bankruptcy
• Interview of Allen Wastler, Money.com
• Interview of John Bolton, Undersecretary of State
• Rep. Tauzin Leads Charge Against Enron, Anderson
• Morning Buzz
• Army Has Taken Over Command Duties at Kandahar Airport; Pentagon Suspends Transfer of War Combatants to Guantanamo Bay Facility
• John Walker Back in United States
• Customs Has Additional Responsibility of Trying to Prevent Terrorists from Bringing in Weapons of Mass Destruction
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Libya Seeks Forgiveness for Pan Am 103; Victims' Families React
• Kenneth Lay Announced His Resignation
• In California, Jury Selection Will Begin Today in Case of Fatal Dog Attack


January 23, 2002
• A History of Dogs Through Pictures
• Sound Off: Unlawful Deportation, Ashcroft, Libya
• Olympics Haven't Begun Yet, and Already There is a Figure Skating Controversy
• Mohammed Khan Deported to Pakistan Without Money, Family, Supplies
• Reality Shows or Silliness?
• The Morning Buzz


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