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September 15, 2001
• U.S. Calls for Further Heightening of Security


September 08, 2001
• Ohio Park Rangers Seek Owners of Stashed Cash
• Williams Sisters Face Off in U.S. Open Final
• faced With Protests, IMF Scales Back Meeting in Washington
• Reporter's Notebook: Michael Jackson's Attempted Comeback
• The Hopes Behind Bush's National Reading Program
• Laura Bush Kicks Off National Book Festival
• World Racism Conference Agrees on Some Contentious Issues
• Michael Jackson Receives Raves for Concertgoers
• Fans Give Jackson's Comeback Concert Rave Review
• Feeling Fit: Do You Need a Gender-Specific Multivitamin?
• WNBA Takes Part in White House Book Festival
• Dozens of Homes Destroyed in California Blaze
• Alleged Colombian Drug Lord Extradited to U.S.
• Support Grows in Israel for Physical Separation From Palestinians
• Debate Progresses at World Racism Conference
• Alleged Colombian Drug Kingpin Extradited to U.S.


September 01, 2001
• Are Standardized Tests Effective?
• Bush Prepares to Push Education Reform
• James Beck Presumed Dead
• Floods Disrupt Travel in Midwest, Northeast
• Tahoe National Forest Bans Campfires
• Adam Moss to be Charged With Murders Next Week
• A New Approach to Physical Education
• U.S. Strives to Acquire More Teachers
• Fire, Explosion Kills 44 in Tokyo Nightclub
• Newsreel: The Week's Top Stories
• Disabled Climbers Poised to Top Mount Kilimanjaro
• Investigation Continues Into Crash That Killed Aaliyah, Eight Others
• Adam Moss to Make First Court Appearance
• Ukrainian Community is Relieved After Soltys Arrest
• Hundreds of Refugees Hope for Asylum


August 25, 2001
• D.C. Citizens Clamor for Powerball Tickets
• Analyzing the Condit Interview
• Radical Palestinians Killed in Assault on Israeli Soldiers
• Lines Swell as People Vie for Powerball's $280 Million Jackpot
• PC Access can Mean a College Degree
• Violence Again Breaks Out in Mideast
• Harry Belafonte Discusses New Anthology
• People Line up Outside Stores for Powerball Tickets
• Florida Beach Again Shuts Down Due to School of Sharks
• Reaction to Condit Interviews has Been Harsh
• Feeling Fit: Diet, Exercise can Prevent Type II Diabetes
• Carolyn Condit Expected to Stay With Congressman
• Air Force Member Faces Espionage Charges
• Tire Maker Reaches Settlement With Paralyzed Woman


August 18, 2001
• Southern Version of Little League World Series Ends Today in Virginia
• Photojournalist Roger Sandler Remembers Maureen Reagan
• Reporter's Notebook: Clashes in the Middle East
• Las Vegas Introduces a Slot Machine That Takes Credit Cards
• Lottery Fever is Heating Up
• How Does Economic Slowdown Affect Airline Ticker Prices?
• American and European Activists Try Their Hand at Peacemaking in the Middle East
• Memorial Service for Maureen Reagan Gets Under Way
• West Nile Virus Claims the Life of an Atlanta Woman
• Fire Crews Begin Another Day of Fighting Wildfires in the West
• Tiger Woods Barely Makes the Cut for the PGA Championship
• Salsa Dancing Helps Lose Weight
• How to Eliminate Stress in the Back-to-School Season
• Firestone CEO Blames Ford for Explorer Rollovers
• Fires Rage Across the West
• West Nile Virus Claims a Victim in the U.S.
• Golf Fans Can Follow the PGA on the Web
• Los Angeles County Jail Settles a Lawsuit
• Wildfires Scorch Western U.S.


August 11, 2001
• Hot Springs, Arkansas Prints Bill Clinton Trading Cards
• Reporter's Notebook: Bush's Stem Cell Decision
• Airline Policies Regarding Children Traveling Alone
• U.S. Warns Americans Against Mideast Travel
• Man Rides Roller-Coaster 100 Days Straight
• Commuters are Willing to Take Pay Cuts to Shorten Travel Time
• The Process Behind Bush's Decision on Stem Cells
• Surrogate Mother's Parents Don't Want Implanted Twins
• Newsreel: Sights and Sounds From This Week's Events
• Feeling Fit: The Importance of a Gym That Meets Your Needs
• Battle Over Affirmative Action Continues After 11 Years
• Ask CNN: When and Why Was the Presidential Seal Created?
• New York City Focuses on Drinking Among Police
• Glaciers Take Scientists Back in Time


August 04, 2001
• Reliving the Legend of Louis Armstrong
• Reporter's Notebook: The Chandra Levy Investigation
• Bush Receiving First Presidential Physical
• New Pill Helps Diagnose Intestinal Problems
• World's Oldest Person Has Lived in Three Centuries
• Throngs Gather to Glimpse Queen Mum on 101st Birthday
• Feeling Fit: How Yoga Can Help Shed Pounds
• Teens and Drugs in the 21st Century
• How Has Bush Done in His First Six Months?
• Queen Mother Celebrates Birthday at Clarence House
• Constituents Question Condit's Political Future
• Bush to Begin Month-Long Vacation
• Tropical Storm Barry Looms Over Gulf of Mexico
• New York's Homeless Face Incredible Challenges
• Queen Mother Celebrates 101st Birthday
• House Approves Bush's Patients' Bill of Rights


July 28, 2001
• Boston Camp Gives Young Musicians a Jump-Start
• Reporter's Notebook: Powell's Trip to Beijing
• California Fire Burns 3,000 Acres
• Can the Economy Avoid Recession?
• Police Work to Create Profile of Levy


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