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October 22, 2003
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Hostility & Hypertension
• Sniper Trials: John Muhammad's Case
• Showdown: Iraq Aid
• Showdown: Iraq Aid
• Life-and-Death Battle


October 21, 2003
• Racial Profiling
• Talk With Brother of Sniper Victim
• Kobe Bryant Will Stand Trial on Charge of Sexual Assault
• Minding Your Business: Give it that Old College Mark-Up
• Clandestine Diary
• ADHD: Not Just For Kids Anymore?
• Life and Death Battle
• Skipping Iowa
• Air Security Breach
• Iran Ready to Deal on Nuclear Facilities?
• Sniper Trials: John Muhammad Case
• Risks of Self-Representation in Court
• Interview with Montgomery County Executive Doug Duncan
• Air Security Breach
• Bush in Asia
• Going Over Niagara Falls
• Mixing Medicines
• Help in Iraq?


October 20, 2003
• Minding Your Business: Hey, Big Spenders
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Medications Ease Side Effects of Cancer Treatment
• Starvation Stunt
• Steroids Scandal
• Mother Teresa, 'Icon of Charity'
• Keeping Big Cats in Small Spaces
• Nine-Member Congressional Delegation Will Travel to Iraq Tomorrow
• Opening Statements in Capital Murder Trial of John Allen Muhammad
• College Student Believed to be Responsible for Breach of Airline Security
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Interview With Al Sharpton
• Voice of Terror
• Bush Says Good Progress Being Made to Find Peaceful Solution to North Korean Crisis
• Minding Your Business: Pink Slips at Sony?
• Separated Twins
• President Bush in Bangkok
• Sniper Suspects Trials
• Fort Stewart Conditions
• Sniper Suspect Trial Begins Today


October 17, 2003
• Heartburn Medication Can Reduce Risk of Ulcers From Anti- Inflammatory Drugs
• The Last Emperor
• What Caused Wednesday's Deadly Staten island Ferry Crash?
• Russia, France, Germany Say They're Not Ready to Send Troops
• Interview with Saxby Chambliss
• Prosecution, Defense in Scott Peterson Case Will be in Court Today
• Interview With John Bryson Chane
• Sports Doping
• President in Asia
• Interview with Syrian Ambassador to United Nations
• Iraq Violence
• Controversy in Anglican Church Over Gay Bishop Intensifies
• Violence in Iraq Continues
• Do You Believe in Ghosts?
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Microwaved Vegetables
• 'Gimme a Minute'
• Sports Talk
• Minding Your Business: Social Security Checks Getting Bigger
• United Front
• Karbala Battle
• Iraq Reconstruction


October 16, 2003
• Louisiana About to Offer Free Gastric Bypass Surgery
• Concerns About Health of Pope John Paul II Clouding Celebrations Slightly
• Reintroduction of Silicone Breast Implants May Have Conditions
• President Blaming Palestinian Leaders for Deadly Attack on U.S. Diplomatic Convoy
• Minding Your Business: National Boss Day
• 90-Second Pop, Culture Watch
• Germany, France, Russia Have Agreed to New U.N. Resolution
• Staten Island Accident
• Cubs So Close, Yet So Very Far
• Deadly Ferry Disaster in New York
• Headed for Trial?
• Vatican Celebration
• Silicone Implants
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Staph Infection
• Talk With Survivor of Ferry Crash
• Kobe Bryant Headed for Trial?
• Staten Island Ferry Tragedy


October 15, 2003
• Preliminary Hearing in Bryant's Sexual Assault Case Set to Resume
• Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs Having Hard Time Reversing Curse
• Senior Al Qaeda Leaders May be Under Protection in Iran
• $87 Billion Request in Congress
• 'Curses!'
• Minding Your Business: Car Talk
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Secret to Longer Life?
• Life-and-Death Issue
• U.S. Convoy Bombed in Gaza
• U.S. Diplomatic Convoy Bombed in Northern Gaza
• Three American Diplomatic Personnel Said to be Dead Today
• Three American Diplomatic Personnel Said to be Dead Today
• Dead for 30 Seconds
• Celebrating With Pope John Paul II
• Minding Your Business: Low-Carbers Craving Beef Jerky
• Kobe Bryant Hearing
• Three Americans Working for U.S. Embassy Killed
• Separated Twins
• Kobe Bryant Preliminary Hearing Resumes Today


October 14, 2003
• Doctors in Dallas Keeping Watch Over 2-Year-Old Boys


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