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May 06, 2001
• Tito Arrives Safely on Earth
• Finding the Best Summer Camps for Kids
• Pope to Make First-Ever Visit to Islamic Place of Worship
• Jefferson-Hemings Relationship Leaves Ambiguous Lineage
• South Lawn Sluggers Prepare for Game at White House
• Tito Returns to Earth
• Dartmouth Fraternity Under Fire for Threats Against Women
• Sudanese Expatriates Acclimate to America
• Pope Reaches Out to All Faiths
• Tito Lands Safely in Russia
• Chavez Rides Monarchos to Kentucky Derby Win
• Georgia Farmers Face Worst Drought in Decades
• Robert Blake's Wife Shot, Considered Homicide


April 29, 2001
• Man's Ascent of Mount Everest a Spiritual Journey
• Prosecution Rests in Klansman Bombing Trial
• Immigrant Domestic Workers Face Unique Problems
• Beginning Bush Days a Mixed Bag
• Violence Again Strikes Middle East
• China to Allow U.S. to Inspect Surveillance Plane
• Tito's Son Calls Blast Off Spiritual Experience
• Israeli-Palestinian Violence Escalates
• Bush's Second 100 Days Will be Critical
• Writers Guild Strike Could Cripple Entertainment Industry
• Joking About Bush's First 100 Days
• China Allows U.S. Inspection of Captured Spy Plane


April 22, 2001
• High-Tech Shoes Can Bring People Together
• Arbor Day Seeks to Determine National Tree
• Lengthy Document Summarizes Summit of the Americas
• Midwest Prepares for Floods
• Environmental Groups Rally Against Bush
• Summit of the Americas Drafts Historic Trade Agreement
• Bush to Announce Arms Sales to Taiwan
• Violence Once Again Rocks Middle East
• Summit of the Americas Leaders Finishing Trade Agreement Outline
• Officials Sorting Facts in Accidental Missionary Death
• Deportation of Elian Gonzalez Remains Contentious
• Earth Day Observances Planned for 32nd Anniversary
• Protesters Remain Vigilant at Summit of the Americas
• Rain Could Worsen Flooding in Midwest
• U.S. Surveillance Plane Aided Accident in Peru
• Streets are Calm in Quebec City
• Tornado Sweeps Through Kansas
• Missionary Plane Mistakenly Shot Down in Peru
• Streets are Calm in Quebec City


April 15, 2001
• How the Space Shuttle Program Took Off
• Screen Saver Fights Cancer
• African Ship Carries Child Slaves
• Do Miracles Actually Occur?
• New Book Looks Back at Bay of Pigs Invasion
• Pope Performs Holy Week Duties Despite Frailties
• Cincinnati Loosens Curfew
• U.S. Detainees Return to Hero's Welcome
• KFOR Troops Keep Peace in Kosovo
• Cincinnati Considers Lifting Curfew
• Israel Attacks Lebanon
• Navy Crew Received Heroes' Welcome
• Exploring Christian Spirituality
• Third Day Passes in Cincinnati Without Serious Violence
• New Violence Rocks West Bank
• Surveillance Crew Returned Home Safely


April 08, 2001
• How to Make a Dot-Com Business Successful
• Gasoline Prices Expected to Rise
• Minnesota Expects Severe Floods
• Bodies Recovered From Vietnam Helicopter Crash
• U.S.-China Standoff Continues
• U.S. Tries to Establish More Contact With Spy Plane Crew
• State Department Reports Positive Signs From China
• Universoul Circus Expresses Urban Culture Uniquely
• China Continues to Insist on Full Apology From U.S.
• The Latest in High-Tech Toys
• California's Power Problems Disrupt Business
• 16 Bodies Recovered in Vietnam Helicopter Crash
• U.S.-China Standoff Enters Seventh Day