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After a Spencer Michels background report, Jim Lehrer discusses Lance Armstrong's third consecutive Tour de France victory with Bicycling Magazine editor Bill Strickland and former professional cyclist Ron Kiefel.

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Terence Smith reports on the changes taking place in the cable industry and their potential impact on consumers.

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The Federal Communications Commission Wednesday approved News Corp.'s $4.4 billion acquisition of Chris-Craft Industries, temporarily expanding the company's audience beyond a federally-regulated cap.

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Elizabeth Farnsworth looks at the life and work of Eudora Welty with Jackson, Miss. English professor Suzanne Mars, a friend of the late writer and author of The Welty Collection; and Richard Bausch, a recent inductee into the Fellowship of…

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Pope John Paul II urged President Bush Monday to ban stem cell research using human embryos.

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A tribute to two distinguished women: Pulitzer Prize-winning author Eudora Welty and Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham.

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Katharine Graham, the influential executive who guided The Washington Post through Watergate and the Reagan era, died today at the age of 84.

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The Washington Post executive who led her paper through Watergate is dead at 84.

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After a background report, a panel discusses the latest missile defense test.

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More than 100 police officers and dozens of residents were hurt early today as Catholic protesters rioted in Belfast following the heaviest day of Protestant marching season.

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