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August 19, 2001
• Economy Strong Ahead of Possible Fed Cut
• Israel on High Alert for Bombings
• David Toms Takes the Lead in the PGA Championship's Final Round
• Gadgets for Kids
• West Nile Virus Victim Remembered
• Family and Friends Pay Their Last Respects to Maureen Reagan
• Wildfires Burn Across the West; Tropical Storm Chantal Rages in the Caribbean
• Shark Attacks in Florida Bring Surfing Competition to a Halt
• David Toms Leads in the PGA Championship
• Atlanta Launches a Campaign Against West Nile Virus


August 12, 2001
• State Prison Population Went Down Over the Last Half of 2000
• What Does the Future Hold for the Web?
• Fighting in Macedonia Gets Closer to the Capital
• Artifacts From the Russian Space Program Go on Sale
• National HIV Prevention Conference Kicks Off Today
• Palestinians Protest Israel's Seizure of the Orient House
• Russia Remembers a Submarine Disaster
• Price Drops for Wilt Chamberlain's House
• Author Details His Trek Across the U.S.
• PC Celebrates 20th Anniversary
• Balloonist Steve Fossett Passes Easter Island
• Rumsfeld Arrives in Moscow to Talk About Missile Defense
• Families of Missing Persons Organize Support Groups
• Al Gore Is Back
• A New Boy Band Gets Ready to Storm the Charts
• North Carolina Artists Help the Environment
• Palestinian Families Adjust to the Life on the Frontlines


August 05, 2001
• Barry Looms off Gulf Coast
• Debate Growing on Stem Cell Research
• Debate Rages on Stem Cell Research
• American Attempts to Circumnavigate Globe in Balloon
• Student out of Prison, Returns Home from Russia
• Fighting Escalates in Middle East
• Political Cartoonist Provides a Humorous Look at the News
• Barry Creeping up Towards Alabama
• Commercials Are Changing With the Times
• How Can You Maximize the Value of Your Home?
• Tropical Storm Barry Is Expected to Make Landfall in Northern Gulf Coast


July 29, 2001
• Seattle Takes Global Warming Positions Seriously
• Protesters in London Upset with Bush on Kyoto
• Cyber Angels/Law Enforcement Block Inappropriate on Computers
• Cincinnati Woman Gives Birth While in Coma
• Washington Police Persistent in Levy Case
• Connecticut Mayor Faces Federal Charges of Sexual Harassment
• Lance Armstrong Is Expected to Win Tour de France Bicycle Race for the Third Time
• Scientists Simulate a Workday on Mars on a Remote Canadian Island
• NASA Plans to Launch Genesis Spacecraft Tomorrow
• Home Videotape of Accused Bomber Eric Rudolph Surfaces
• Residents of Vieques Will Vote on Whether to Keep Navy Exercises on the Island
• Chandra Levy's Family Is Not Giving Up Hope
• Wildfires Are Burning Across the U.S.
• Police Backtracking in Levy Case
• Bush Refuses Kyoto, Europe Concerned
• West Nile Spreads Along East Coast
• Wyoming Fire Spreads to 4,800 Acres


July 22, 2001
• Bush and Putin Discuss Missile Defense
• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Finds Pentagon Reform Challenging
• Volunteers Provide Relief Flood Victims in Eastern India
• Shuttle Atlantis' Crew Gets Ready to Return to Earth
• 'Washington Post' Publisher Paved the Way for Women in Journalism
• Fired? You, Too, Have Legal Rights
• Is the Coal Industry Cleaning Up Its Act?
• D.C. Police Turn to Cab Drivers for Help in the Chandra Levy Case
• Hurricanes Could Be Coming Our Way
• G-8 Summit Ends in Disagreement Over Key Issues
• Military, Volunteers Provide Relief for East Indian Quake Victims
• Bush, Putin Talk Missile Defense


July 15, 2001
• Have You Ever Been Angry at Your Children?
• Recent Shark Attacks Do Not Scare Florida Beach Visitors Away
• Scientists Are Working to Simulate Conditions on Mars on a Remote Canadian Island
• Winston Solar Challenge Turning Popular
• Jazz Comes to Russia
• Life on Mars; Closer Than You Think
• NASA Checks Out Every Spacecraft Thoroughly
• Stem Cell Research War Rages
• Bush Faces New Pressures Abroad
• Pentagon Conducts a Successful Missile Intercept Test
• International Space Station Enters New Era
• A Wildlife Preserve Is a Cause for Concern in Iran
• Leaders of India and Pakistan Meet to Resolve Territorial Disputes
• Chandra Search Spreads to Rock Creek Park
• Prime Ministers of Ireland and Britain Propose Peace Plan for Northern Ireland
• Astronauts Install an Airlock on the International Space Station


July 08, 2001
• CeCe Wynans Shares New Record, Charity Efforts
• Reporter's Notebook: Chandra Levy's Disappearance
• Divorce Planning Can Help Working Women
• Reporter's Notebook: The Chandra Levy Case
• President Faces Challenges with Patients Bill of Rights and Stem Cell Research
• Condit Interviewed by Police for Third Time
• Calm Restored in Ireland After Racial Rioting
• Missing Persons Cases Common in U.S.
• Former White House Press Secratary Speaks About New Book
• Police Sources Hint at Affair Between Condit and Missing Intern
• Florida Eight-Year-Old in Critical Condition After Shark Attack
• What Steps Can Be Taken to Save Money on Energy Bills?
• Orange Order Marchers At Stand-Off Before March in Drumcree
• Will Condit's Alleged Admission of an Affair Help Find Missing Intern?


July 01, 2001
• Officials in Baghdad Hope for Lifting of Sanctions
• Heart Patients Find Hope in Electric Assistance
• Violence Flares Up in the West Bank


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