MAIN News Archives for September 2001

	HEADLINE
-->	Nightly news glosses over anti-terrorism act
	Group sets 2003 as goal for high-speed rural Internet access
	Gas-electric cars more common in N.C.
	Public radio station shifts to talk format
	Americans turn to history in pondering future
	Opinion: To prevent terrorism, U.S. foreign policy must change
	Cooler summer yielded less ozone
	Attacks don't deter WNC tourism
	DOT board gets expensive taste of WNC
	Opinion: Are media ignoring the rule of law?
	Internet animal rescue coalition forms
	Local Muslims grateful for support
	Opinion: Support Americans of all faiths
	Computer virus hits state agencies
	Lebanese student assaulted in Greensboro
	N.C. budget deal hinges on new taxes
	Lebanese student assaulted in Greensboro
	Many credit cards do not pass on interest rate cuts
	Local vet urges caution
	Backlash against Arab-Americans feared
	Who is Osama Bin Laden?
	Scam artists capitalize on tragedy
	Band director quits over commercials during games
	Whistle-blower: Duke Power misled regulators
	God gave U.S. "what we deserve," Falwell says
	FBI releases list of 19 suspected hijackers
	Billboards come down in Biltmore
	Judge rules in favor of WLOS tower
	McFerrin postpones Sunday concert
	Barber Orchard named Superfund site
	Partial list of victims
	Mountain State Fair continues
	Seniors Online: Few, but Fervent
	Supreme Court almost voted against Bush?
	N.C. high-speed rail at crossroads
	State taxes shift from wealthy to workers
	N.C. among states fighting junk food sales in schools
	NASCAR gave $15,000 to Florida GOP after Earnhardt photos sealed
	Hendersonville OKs stream buffers
	Ray Hicks fundraiser this Sunday at 3 p.m.
	Are utilities sabotaging Clean Smokestacks bill?
	Hydroponics taking root in WNC
	Secret battle for the public airwaves?
	Gates calls for lower broadband rates
	Fayetteville calls for execution moratorium
	Friends say goodbye to Liston Ramsey
	Atlanta-Charlotte high-speed rail link studied
	Some fight pollution by dropping off the grid
	Groups oppose Pigeon River permi
	Sandburg home unveils new educational tools
	Pigeon River public hearing Sept. 6
	Fall color below average, expert says
	N.C. Dems threaten GOP with redistricting
	10 years ago: NC's worst industrial accident
	Liston Ramsey, dead at 82

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