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May 25, 2002
• Bush, Putin Address Brain Drain


May 18, 2002
• Reporter's Notebook
• Will Kentucky Derby Champion War Emblem Repeat at Preakness?
• Interview With Jamie Jensen
• Bobby Frank Cherry's Trial Continues
• Democrats on House Judiciary Call for Hearings Into 9-11 Warnings
• Bush Requested Daily Briefings on al Qaeda Last August
• White House Says No Specific Warnings Were Given Prior to 9-11
• Study Says Pizza Bad for Health
• Interview With Marc Peyser
• Battle of Network Sales Departments Heats Up
• Does U.S. Government Do All It Can to Protect American People?
• Grauman's Chinese Theater Celebrates 75th Anniversary
• Carter Ends Six-Day Trip to Cuba
• Interview With Father Allan Hawkins
• Interview With Mountain Climber Ellen Miller
• Man With Lou Gehrig's Disease Fights for Right to Leave Home
• Palestinian Authority Says No Elections Until Israelis Pull Back
• Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri Rivers at Flood Stage
• Blaze at Seattle Marina Destroys Dozens of Boats
• Catholic Priest Accused of Sexual Abuse Commits Suicide
• Bush Defends Himself, Administration
• Connecticut Authorities Assure Residents Their Water is Safe
• White House Accuses Senator Clinton of Creating Political Divisions
• Prosecution Rests Case in Birmingham Church Bombing Trial


May 11, 2002
• Panel Discusses Lynchings
• Reporter's Notebook
• Interview With Syndicated Travel Writer George Hobica
• Interview With James Allen
• Luke Helder Ordered to Be Held Without Bond
• Carter Prepares to Visit Cuba
• Poll Shows Enthusiasm for New 'Star Wars' Film Declines
• Interviews With Winfred Rembert, Joseph Jordan, Akinyele Umoja
• Interviews With Marc Ginsberg, Mark Perry
• Luke Helder to Be Held Without Bond
• British Forces Continue to Destroy al Qaeda, Taliban Caves
• Interviews With James Allen, Willie Sallie, Winfred Rembert
• Interview With Team No Boundaries
• Interview With Mark Perry, Marc Ginsberg
• Israelis May Not Launch Attack in Gaza
• Luke Helder Appears in Iowa Courtroom


May 04, 2002
• Taylor County High School Ends Prom Segregation
• Interview With Jim Squires
• Music Midtown Rocks Atlanta
• Interview With Ed Albin
• Reporter's Notebook: Violence in Bethlehem
• An Inside Look at the Attack on Jenin
• Midtown Music Fest Features Zydeco
• How to Make the Kentucky Derby's Official Drink
• Bush, Aznar Meet at Camp David
• `Spider Man' Expected to Become Summer's First Blockbuster
• Karen Brown Discusses How She Lost 70 Pounds
• Clark Howard Gives Personal Finance Tips
• Boston Archdiocese Backs Out of Settlement With Alleged Abuse Victims
• Anti-Government Letters Accompanied Mailbox Pipe Bombs
• Sharon to Meet With Bush Next Week
• Massachusetts Priest to Face Rape Charges
• Pipe Bomb Explosions Injure Five People
• Shooting, Explosion Rock Bethlehem


April 27, 2002
• Interview With Bert Sertl, Travel Editor of 'Gourmet'
• DEA Administrator Says Oregon Needs Federal Help to Fight Drugs
• Washington's Reagan National Resumes Normal Operations
• College Student Convicted of Planning Mass Murder at School
• Police Say 'Rival Gangs' Responsible for Shooting in Nevada
• Interview With Bert Sugar
• Interview With Mary Giles of 'Parenting' Magazine
• Interview With Clark Howard
• Interview With Dr. Akinyele Umoja of Georgia State University
• Interview With 'TIME' Magazine's Bob Sullivan
• Church Official Disputes Reports Law Will Be Sent to Vatican
• Four Dead, Six Injured in Shooting in a Nevada Casino
• A Look at Fidel Castro's Daughter Living in Exile in Miami
• Reporter's Notebook
• White House Calls Saudi Mideast Peace Proposal 'Constructive'
• FBI Is Looking for a Few Good Recruits
• Flight Restrictions Lifted at Reagan National Airport
• German Town of Erfurt Rocked by School Shooting
• Israeli Settlement Attacked in Hebron


April 20, 2002
• Company Wants to Put Faces of 9-11 Victims on Trading Cards
• Interview With Priest On Trial for Child Molestation
• Struggle Over Water in Middle East
• Interview With Richard Murphy
• Preview of Movies Opening This Weekend
• Douglasvile, Georgia Is Hosting Annual Foxhall Flower Show
• Interview With Gary Firda of U.S. Geological Survey
• Interview With Plattsburgh, NY Resident George Facteau
• Georgia Hosts Annual Foxhall Flower Show
• Interview With Jeff Struecker
• Martin Savidge Looks Back on Operation Anaconda
• Douglasville, Georgia Hosts Flower Show
• Reporter's Notebook
• Interview With Kevin Doyle
• Police Move Forward With Case Against Robert Blake
• Ramallah Residents Remain Under Curfew
• Bush Administration Supports Fact-Finding Mission In Jenin
• Protesters Gather to Picket World Bank, IMF Meetings in D.C.
• U.N. Votes to Investigate Israeli Attack on Jenin
• Interview With Harvey Kushner


April 13, 2002
• Reporter's Notebook; Interview With Saeb Erakat
• Palestinians Condemn Killing of Palestinian, Israeli Civilians


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