CONTAINING LINKS TO 1280 STORIES FROM THE NETWORKS' NIGHTLY NEWSCASTS
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The price of crude oil continues to climb, approaching $105 a barrel. CBS' Anthony Mason attributed the hike to OPEC's decision not to boost production and to the declining purchasing power of the US dollar, "hitting an all time low against the Euro"…NBC's Rehema Ellis continued her occasional series Where They Stand on the status of African-American women. She quoted a report from the Urban League on those phenomena found disproportionately among black women: single motherhood, working poverty, homeownership with subprime mortgages--and start-ups of their own businesses…in-house physicians Timothy Johnson (embargoed link) at ABC and Jon LaPook at CBS' Eye on Your Health picked up on research in the Journal of the American Medical Association that the polyps most commonly found and removed during colonoscopies are unlikely to be pre-cancerous. Rarer and harder to find flat lesions tend to be deadlier. They both advised viewers to have their colons checked anyway. Johnson called the screening "a lifesaver." LaPook tells patients who cannot handle colonoscopy: "It sure beats chemo."

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