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August 05, 2001
• Bush Embarks on 'Working Vacation'
• Tropical Storm Barry Is Eyeing Hurricane Status
• Violence Flares Up in the Middle East
• Barry Looms off Gulf Coast
• Tropical Storm Barry Expected to Reach Hurricane Strength Before Hitting Shore


July 29, 2001
• Dolphins Born to Artificially Inseminated Mothers
• Clinton Moves to Harlem Office Tomorrow
• What Lies Ahead in China's Future?
• Should the U.S. Drinking Age be Lowered?
• Democratic Congressman from Texas Calls on Condit to Resign
• California Residents Fight for Better Fire Protection
• Investigators in the Chandra Levy Case Deem Material Taken from Condit's Apartment Irrelevant
• American Lance Armstrong Wins Tour de France for the Third Time
• Dry Weather Fuels Wildfires in Three States
• Gambling Farmers in Georgia
• Teton Fire Estimated at 4,620 Acres


July 22, 2001
• Millions of Americans to Receive Check This Week
• Coast Guard Rescues Hikers in Alaska's Mountains
• Police Interviews Chandra Levy's Neighbors
• Eleven-Year Old Boy Inspires With Poetry and Optimism
• Washington Detectives to Continue Chandra Search All Week
• Leaders of G-8 End Conference in Italy
• Bush, Putin May Have Reached Breakthrough


July 15, 2001
• Yasser Arafat and Israeli Foreign Minister Discuss Ending Violence
• American Solar Challenge Begins Today
• Controversy Over Stem Cell Research Continues
• Polaroid's Flash is Fading
• U.S. Is One Step Closer to a Missile Defense Shield
• New Developments Revealed by Police in the Chandra Levy Case
• Why it's Easy to Tell a Lie
• California's Bold Drug Experiment
• Missile Defense Plan to Test White House Diplomacy


July 08, 2001
• Fishermen Trying to Save Jamaica
• House of Representatives Gets Ready to Debate Campaign Finance Reform and HMO Reform
• Palestinian Boy Killed in Gaza
• Congressman Condit's Constituents Want Him to Speak Out
• Olympic Committee to Pick Site for 2008 Olympic Games Friday
• Condit's Popularity Slipping in Home District
• Congressman Condit's Lawyer Criticizes the Media
• Company Sells Electronic Billboard Ad Space on Top of NYC Cabs
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. Wins Pepsi 400 Race at Daytona
• Practice of Leaving Kids Alone in Hot Cars Could Have Disastrous Results
• Shark Attack Victim Is on His Way to Recovery
• Johnson's Silver Star a Historical Debate
• Congressman Condit's Attorney Speaks to the Media


July 03, 2001
• Will OPEC's Production Leveling Affect Summer Travel?
• Is Peace Imminent or Even Possible in the Middle East?


July 01, 2001
• Violence Continues in Middle East Despite Shaky Cease-Fire
• Israeli Warplanes Attack Syrian Radar Base
• President Struggles in Recent Approval Polls


June 24, 2001
• U.N. Begins Final Session on AIDS Tomorrow
• About 1,000 Protest San Diego Biotech Conference
• Dying for Peace: The Conflict in Northern Ireland
• Minor League Ball Teams Finding Profits through New Parks
• Activists Lobby Congress for More Diabetes Research Funding
• How Low Will the Fed Rate Go?
• Decree for Milosevic Extradition Enacted, Lawyers May Challenge
• Protesters Greet Biotech Conference
• Protests Gather in San Diego for Biotech Conference
• Lundberg Survey Says Gas Prices Dropping
• Peru Begins Process of Recovery After Powerful Earthquake
• Peruvian President Surveys Quake Damage


June 17, 2001
• Tigermania Invades Thailand
• Debate Begins Tuesday on HMO Bill
• Are Energy Crisis Fears Overblown?
• Bombing Resumes Tomorrow on Island of Vieques
• Exhausted Residents Can Take Toll On Patient Care
• Allison Remnants Flood Portions of Eastern Pennsylvania
• Bombing on Vieques Resumes Tomorrow
• At Least Four Perish In Fire Caused by Allison


June 10, 2001
• McVeigh Calm and 'Prepared to Die'
• President Bush Sets Out on European Trip
• Protesters Prepare March Against Capital Punishment
• Twelve Deaths Attributed to Remnants of Allison
• McVeigh Moved to Holding Cell in Anticipation of Execution


June 03, 2001
• Some Californians Generating Their Own Energy
• AIDS Marchers Remember the Victims
• The New Frontier: American-Mexican Relations
• Are Price Caps a Solution for California's Energy Woes?
• Actor Anthony Quinn Dead at Age 86
• Israeli Mulls Retaliation for Terrorist Attack
• New Yorkers Prepare for Christmas in July -- Tax Rebates
• President Returns to Washington for Second T-Ball Event
• Tense Weekend in Middle East After Friday's Suicide Bombing
• Official Reports Now Say Shooting of Nepal Royal Family Accidental


May 27, 2001
• Ford, Firestone Split Over Explorer Rollover Issue
• Does World War II Monument Belong on Mall?
• Teaching Fellows in New York Get a Taste of Teaching
• "The Bold and the Beautiful" Are Speaking Spanish
• How Will Senate Power Switch Affect Capitol Hill Agenda?
• Republican Lawmakers Face New Ball Game in Senate
• Wildfires Shut Down Florida Interstates


May 20, 2001
• Al Sharpton to Run for President in 2004
• Bush Administration Argues in Support of Its Energy Plan
• Arab League Severs Ties With Israel
• Summer Movie Season Starting to Heat Up
• Hillary Clinton Addresses Yale Graduating Class
• Israel Defends Use of War Planes Against Palestinians


May 13, 2001
• A Meeting of Minds in San Jose
• Violence in Schools Hard to Predict


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