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July 04, 2004

• Bush, Kerry on the Campaign Trail This Independence Day; Who Will Become New CIA Director?
• Allawi Expected to Extend Amnesty to Low-Level Insurgents in Iraq; Bush Campaigns in Battleground States
• Thousands of U.S. Troops Getting Ready to Go Home; Dick Cheney Campaigns in Middle America
• Soldiers in Iraq Celebrate 4th of July; Reconstruction Work on WTC Project Gets Under Way

June 27, 2004

• Bush Visits Turkey; Powell Prepares to Visit Sudan
• Is Crisis in Sudan Genocide?; Group Helps Handicapped Veterans Find Accessible Homes
• Handover of Power Draws Closer; Interview With NPR's Andrea Seabrook
• Bush Meets with Turkish Leaders; Does Media Unwittingly Aid Terrorists With Coverage?; Memorial Held for Beheaded Hostage

June 20, 2004

• Clinton Releases Memoir; Interview With Treasure Hunter
• Saudi Police Seal Off 3 Riyadh Neighborhoods; Bill Clinton Releases Memoir

June 13, 2004

• American Killed in Saudi Arabia; Former President Bush Celebrates 80th Birthday by Skydiving
• Iraqi Education Minister Gunned Down Outside Baghdad Home; Dangers & Advantages of Off-Label Drugs
• Tornadoes Hit Midwest; American Killed in Saudi Arabia

June 06, 2004

• Interview With Colin Powell; Interview With John Warner; Interview With Steven Spielberg
• Ronald Reagan Dies

May 30, 2004

• Saudi Troops Rescue 50 Hostages; Interview With Editor of 'Travel Girl' Magazine
• Floods in Haiti, Dominican Republic Displaces 50,000; Hope for Peace in Sudan?
• Najaf Peace Deal in Doubt; Interview With Akbar Ahmed
• Twisters Wreak Havoc Throughout Midwest; Homeland Security Becomes Campaign Issue

May 23, 2004

• Connecticut Expands Amber Alert System; Puppet Musical Gets Six Tony Nods; Tips on Making Desserts on the Grill
• Spring Storms Rip Through Midwest; Moore Wins Palme d'Or for 'Fahrenheit 911'; U.S. Troops Storm Kufa

May 16, 2004

• Powell at World Economic Forum; Same-Sex Marriages Become Legal in Massachusetts Monday
• Brown v. Board of Education, 50 Years Later; Same-Sex Marriage to Become Legal in Massachusetts Monday
• Secret Plan to Get Prisoners To Cooperate Allegedly Approved by Pentagon; Fighting Your Phobias
• 'New Yorker' Accuses Rumsfeld of Authorizing Prisoner Abuse; Ins and Outs of Voter Registration
• Sivits' Court Martial Begins Wednesday; John Paul II Names Six New Saints

May 09, 2004

• Escaped Hostage Wants Focus on Those Still in Iraq; Chechnya's Leader Killed in Blast; Failed "Spider-Man" Idea Sparks Baseball Debate
• Chechnya's President Dead in Explosion; Al-Sadr's Top Aides in Coalition Custody
• Nancy Reagan Comes Out for Stem Cell Research; Helping Kids With Homework
• U.S. Forces Launch Offensive in Najaf
• Five People Dead in Blast in Baghdad; Chechen President Killed in Explosion

May 02, 2004

• Interview With David Mikkelson, Barbara Mikkelson
• Thomas Hamill Freed; Likud Party Votes on Disengagement Policy
• Deadly Violence in Gaza; A Look at Gang Violence in L.A.
• Westerners Evacuated From Saudi Arabia; Missing American Contractor Escapes Captors
• 4 U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq; Referendum Under Way in Israel

April 25, 2004

• Interview With Randall Terry; Interview With Kathleen Turner
• Interview With Beverly Guy-Sheftall; Interview With Jane Sigal
• A Look at Israel's Nuclear Missile Facility; Interview With Dr. Michael Wojtanowski
• U.S. Marines in Fallujah Await Orders; Interview With Fadi Fadel
• Priest Charged With Nun's Murder; Is Criticism of Rap Videos Justified?

April 18, 2004

• Hamas Chooses New Leader; American Soldier Killed in Iraq
• Palestinians Bury Rantisi; John Paul II Appeals for Release of Hostages in Iraq
• Palestinians Vow Revenge; Interview With Reverend Jesse Jackson
• Hamas Leader Assassinated, Palestinians Vow Revenge; Clinton's Testimony to 9/11 Commission Unveils Plans to Kill Bin Laden
• Hamas Leader Rantisi Assassinated; Does U.S. Intelligence Need a Make-Over?; Troops Welcomed Home at Fort Dix

April 11, 2004

• Tenuous Cease-Fire in Fallujah; No Word on Conditions, Whereabouts of Japanese Hostages in Iraq
• 2 U.S. Soldiers Killed in Helicopter Crash in Iraq; Bush Visits Army Base
• Helicopter Downed in Iraq, No Word on Kidnapped Japanese; Deadly Explosion Rips Apart Mexican Restaurant
• Christians Celebrate Easter; Key Iraqi Cities Convulsing From Armed Insurrections

April 04, 2004

• Two Rival Illinois Towns Get Set to Walk All Over Each Other in Fitness Competition; Alleged Spain Bombing Ringleader Dead
• Suspected Terrorists Die in Explosion in Spain; Trump Hosts 'SNL'
• Madrid Bombing Suspects Blow Themselves Up; Protesters Killed in Violent Clash in Iraq; 30th Anniversary of Devastating Super Twisters
• Texas Mother Accused of Murdering Her Children Acquitted; Spanish Troops Under Fire in Najaf
• Terror in Spain; What Is Gas Really Costing Consumers?

March 28, 2004

• Look Back at Three Mile Island Disaster; Egypt to Host Arab Summit
• Crude Reality of Gas Prices; Rice to Go on '60 Minutes'
• Kerry Takes Aim at Bush, Rice; Air America Launches Liberal Talk Radio
• Prices at the Pump; History of Apollo Theater
• Pressure on Rice to Testify Before 9/11 Commission; Victims' Families Split on 9/11 Commission Hearings

March 21, 2004

• 500 Maoist Rebels Killed in Battle With Nepalese Government Forces; Urban Plunge
• Two U.S. Soldiers Killed Overnight in Iraq; NATO Peacekeeping Troops Step Up Security in Kosovo
• Veteran's Stadium Demolished; Attack in Iraq's Green Zone Kills 2 Civilians
• Fighting Between al Qaeda, Pakistanis Slows Down; 500 Maoist Rebels Killed in Nepal
• Taipei Presidential Palace Besieged by Demonstrators; 2 U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq

March 14, 2004

• Weekend House Call
• Spain, Russia Hold National Elections; Deadly Weekend for U.S. Troops in Iraq
• Family Members Share Memories of Civilians Killed in Iraq; Fresno Man Charged for Murdering His Nine Children; Web Site Helps Cut Parking Tickets
• Is al Qaeda Responsible for Attacks in Madrid?; Who Is Marcus Wesson?
• Tape Claims al Qaeda Responsible for Bombings; Firefighters Killed in Pittsburgh Church Fire; Iraq War: A Year Later
• Six U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq by Roadside Bombs; Five People in Custody in Connection With Deadly Bombings in Madrid

March 07, 2004

• Weekend House Call
• Will Kerry Send Team to Iraq?; Interview With Chuck Smith, Rick Horrow
• Deadly Accident in Baltimore; Iraq's Interim Constitution May Be Back on Track
• Search On for Three Missing in Baltimore Harbor Accident; Debate Ensues Over Whether Gay Marriage is Civil Rights Issue; Yankee- Red Sox Spring Training Game Incites Interest
• One Dead, 3 Missing in Baltimore Harbor Water Taxi Accident; Bush Makes no Apologies for 9/11 Ads; Will Bush or Kerry Win Latino Vote?

February 29, 2004

• Weekend House Call
• Aristide Leaves Haiti; Authorities Continue Search for Missing Mississippi Family
• Aristide Flees Haiti; Interview With Tommy Thompson
• Aristide Leaves Haiti; Legal Roundtable

February 22, 2004

• Crisis in the Middle East
• Interview With Mamoun Fandy
• Interview With Andrea Seabrook
• Interview With Robert Wyman
• Interview With Governors Bob Taft, Jim Douglas
• Interview With Narasu Rebbapragada
• Nation's Governors Visit Washington
• Suicide Bombing in Jerusalem Leaves at Least 7 Dead
• Crisis in the Middle East: The Israeli Barrier
• Rumsfeld Overseas Trip

February 15, 2004

• Weekend House Call
• Fashion Week: Strike a Pose
• Interview With Ryan Thornburg
• Get the Lead Out: Water Contamination
• Coalition Authorities Capture Another Most Wanted Iraqi
• Interview With Michael Cohen, Monty Neill
• Two U.S. Convoys Attacked in Baghdad
• All Eyes on Wisconsin
• Interview With Armando Parra
• Interview With David Petraeus