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ENTERTAINMENT
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002
PBS wins most News Emmys
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — With 14 honors, PBS led the annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards in a ceremony dominated by work related to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
CBS took seven awards, ABC six and CNN four. The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences awarded the prizes Tuesday night at the 23rd annual ceremony. The awards were for work done during the 2001 calendar year.
The academy presented its first-ever lifetime achievement award to ABC News Chairman Roone Arledge, who could not attend because of illness.
Some of the winners were:
Coverage of a breaking news story in a regular newscast: NBC Nightly News for "Kabul Liberated."
Coverage of a continuing news story in a regular newscast. ABC's World News Tonight for "World Trade Center Attack: First
Three Days."
Feature story in a regular newscast: CBS Evening News weekend edition for "The Friday Squad."
Analysis of a story in a regular newscast: ABC's Good Morning America for "Mattie's Story."
Investigative journalism in a regular newscast: CBS Evening News for "The Energy Crisis"; ABC's World News Tonight for "Post 9/11 Investigation."
Interview: National Geographic Channel for "Ted Koppel"; ABC's *Primetime Thursday* for "New York Fire Chief Daniel Nigro"; CBS' 60 Minutes II for "The Traitor."
- Coverage of breaking story (long form); Dateline NBC for "Against All Odds"; CBS News Sunday Morning for "Twist of Fate."
- Coverage of a continuing story (long form); ABC's 20/20 for "Romania; Children for Sale"; CNN Presents for "Unholy War."
Feature story (long form): ABC's 20/20 for "Her Lost World"
Analysis of a story (long form): PBS' Nova for "Bioterror"; TLC for "Inside Flight 95" and PBS/ITVS' P.O.V. for "Promises."
Investigative journalism (long form): CNN Presents for "Beneath the Veil"; HBO's Cinemax Reel Life for "The Carpet Slaves; Stolen Children of India"; PBS' "Trade Secrets: A Moyers Report."
■ Informational programming (long form): PBS' Life 360: A Place in Time for "Forever Fourteen"; PBS for "She Says/Women in News."
Cultural and artistic programming (long form): PBS' Great Performances for "Dance in America: Free to Dance-Steps of the Gods."
Science and nature programming (long form): PBS for "The Natural History of the Chicken."
- Documentary: PBS/ITVS'
P.O.V. for "Promises."
DID YOU KNOW?
After its founding in 1865, the University of Kansas opened its doors to students on September 12, 1866. Classes for 55 students
were held in KU's only building Old North College, on the site of what is now Corbin Hall.
Join us from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Thursday, September 12 on Wescoe Beach to wish KU Happy Birthday!
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10 Partial prefix
14 Valuable violin
15 Utah ski resort
16 Current
17 Eagle's claw
18 Medicine container
19 Kind of Dodge
20 Fidel's amigo
21 Open remarks
24 Gretel's brother
26 Hopping mad
27 Pulsate
29 More time-consuming
33 Inter ___ (among others)
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38 One in Toledo
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42 Proclamation
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53 Loamy deposit
56 Pavarotti,
Domingo and Carreras
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66 Composure
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69 Short letter
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71 Mars to the Greeks
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8 Outlaw Belle
9 Hops-flavored beverage
10 Submerged
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12 Wasteland
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22 Hunk of dirt
23 Make amends
24 Herringlike fish
28 __-noire
30 Beheading device
31 Business letter abbr.
32 Molders
33 Glives guns
34 Feeble, as an excuse
36 Zsa Zsa's sister
37 Quarterback's option
40 Hearsay
43 Martin or Rusk
46 Requiring
47 Abominable
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle.
snowman
50 Sounds the alarm
52 E-mail correspondent?
54 Monterrey mister
55 Struck powerfully
57 Up and about
58 Soothsayers
59 Pelee's flow
60 Of all time
61 Kelly or Autry
62 Afresh
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