Grouped Bar Chart Corpus

330 graphs in corpus conveying messages

Graph	Date	Source	Text	pdf	gif/jpg	Composite	Headlines	Caption Headlines
G1	April 24th, 2003	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Women more likely to delay medical treatment
G3	April 13th, 2006	The Economist					Headline: Still troubled Sub-Headline: Northern Ireland staggers toward normality	Caption-Headline: Catching up
G4	May 24th, 2004	USA Today					Headline: Price problem hits home Sub-Headline: High support for affordable housing may drown out its opponents	Caption-Headline: Where affordable housing ranks as issue Caption-Text: How would you rate the important of these issues in your area?
G5	May 13th, 2003	Wilmington News Journal					Headline: SCIENCE CURRICULUM WINS NATIONAL PRAISE Sub-Headline: Expert: Delaware project motivated students to learn	Caption-Headline: Performance Caption-Text: Science test scores have climbed steadily since 2000, the first year that children in public school across the state were tested in the subject.
G7-1	June 16th, 2003	NewsWeek					Headline: Stop Pretending Nothing's Wrong Sub-Headline: It's hard for men to admit or even recognize their own depression. How to get help.	Caption-Headline: Boys Don't Cry: Men and Depression Caption-Text: Men are less likely to admit they're depressed than women, and may turn to alcohol, drugs and violent behavior instead of seeking treatment. A look at who's affected and how:
G7-2	June 16th, 2003	NewsWeek					Headline: Stop Pretending Nothing's Wrong Sub-Headline: It's hard for men to admit or even recognize their own depression. How to get help.	Caption-Headline: Boys Don't Cry: Men and Depression Caption-Text: Men are less likely to admit they're depressed than women, and may turn to alcohol, drugs and violent behavior instead of seeking treatment. A look at who's affected and how:
G8	August 31st, 2005	The Wall Street Journal					Headline: Commercial Real Estate Shows Bubble Signs, Too Sub-Headline: Values Rose 3% to Record In 2nd Quarter, Study Says, Aided by Increasing Rents	Caption-Headline: Overvalued?
G9	July 2005	Technology Review						Caption-Headline: Just as Secure, but Faster Caption-Text: Programs that, say, compress files and compile code run faster with Jun Yang's new method than they do on a standard decryption (XOM) chip.
G10-A	August 2005	Technology Review					Headline: Online Recreation	Caption-Headline: Daily life on the Net Caption-Text: Significantly more Americans accessed new, weather, political, travel, and religious information online in 2004 than did in 2000.
G10-B	August 2005	Technology Review					Headline: Online Recreation	Caption-Headline: Online-content spending Caption-Text: The overall market for paid content (excluding pornography and gambling) has grown from $664 million in 2001 to $1.8 billion in 2004.
G11-A	February 3rd, 2003	NewsWeek					Headline: Fear at the Front Sub-Headline: All soldiers are brave in the face of battle--until the battle breaks out. The war of nerves, and how the troops preparing for conflict with Iraq are coping with it. Continuation-Headline: Target: Iraq	Caption-Headline: To the Ramparts Caption-Text: Washington may launch the war, but it's up to the troops to win it.
G11-B	February 3rd, 2003	NewsWeek					Headline: Fear at the Front Sub-Headline: All soldiers are brave in the face of battle--until the battle breaks out. The war of nerves, and how the troops preparing for conflict with Iraq are coping with it. Continuation-Headline: Target: Iraq	Caption-Headline: To the Ramparts Caption-Text: Washington may launch the war, but it's up to the troops to win it.
G12-A	June 28th, 2004	NewsWeek					Headline: Microsoft's Cultural Revolution Sub-Headline: How the software giant is rethinking the way it does business in the world's largest market	Caption-Headline: Microsoft Cozies Up to China Caption-Text: Microsoft's strategy has evloved to meet the realities of business in China. The focus now is cooperation with the government and other firms. Some highlights along the way:
G12-B	June 28th, 2004	NewsWeek					Headline: Microsoft's Cultural Revolution Sub-Headline: How the software giant is rethinking the way it does business in the world's largest market	Caption-Headline: Microsoft Cozies Up to China Caption-Text: Microsoft's strategy has evloved to meet the realities of business in China. The focus now is cooperation with the government and other firms. Some highlights along the way:
G13	June 24th, 2005	USA Today					Headline: Universities gird for battle for bioscience supremacy Continuation-Headline: Stem-cell research emerging as a promising area of biotech discovery	Caption-Headline: Follow the money Caption-Text: Universities are expanding biotech programs as the federal government shifts more research money to life sciences.
G14	August 4th, 2003	Business Week					Headline: THE ENIGMA OF RUSSIA Sub-Headline: The economy is booming. But is the country really changing? Continuation-Headline: The crackdown on oligarch Khodorkovsky has deeply alarmed business and foreign investors	Caption-Headline: The Bad News Caption-Sub-Headline: ...LIFE EXPECTANCY IS SHORT...
G15-1	September 14th, 2005	New York Times					Headline: Two Major Airlines Seen Near Filing for Bankruptcy Continuation-Headline: Northwest and Delta Are Said to Be Near Filing for Bankruptcy	Caption-Headline: Problems With Cash Flow Caption-Text: Increasing fuel costs and dwindling cash assets have contributed to the financial woes of Delta and Northwest Airlines. Both companies are having difficulty meeting the cost of pension plans.
G15-2	September 14th, 2005	New York Times					Headline: Two Major Airlines Seen Near Filing for Bankruptcy Continuation-Headline: Northwest and Delta Are Said to Be Near Filing for Bankruptcy	Caption-Headline: Problems With Cash Flow Caption-Text: Increasing fuel costs and dwindling cash assets have contributed to the financial woes of Delta and Northwest Airlines. Both companies are having difficulty meeting the cost of pension plans.
G16-1	October 4th, 1999	Business Week					Headline: A Small Town Reveals America's Digital Divide Sub-Headline: EQUALITY HAS YET TO REACH THE NET	Caption-Headline: WIRED AMERICA: WHITE, URBAN, AND COLLEGE-EDUCATED
G16-2	October 4th, 1999	Business Week					Headline: A Small Town Reveals America's Digital Divide Sub-Headline: EQUALITY HAS YET TO REACH THE NET	Caption-Headline: WIRED AMERICA: WHITE, URBAN, AND COLLEGE-EDUCATED
G16-3	October 4th, 1999	Business Week					Headline: A Small Town Reveals America's Digital Divide Sub-Headline: EQUALITY HAS YET TO REACH THE NET	Caption-Headline: WIRED AMERICA: WHITE, URBAN, AND COLLEGE-EDUCATED
G18	August 16th, 2007	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Women's academic mastery
G19	August 16th, 2007	USA Today					Headline: Katrina victims struggle mentally Sub-Headline: Post-traumatic stress still rising, study shows	Caption-Headline: Illness lingers
G20-A	June 24th, 2005	USA Today					Headline: Tsunami aid pushes up U.S. image, while Iraq pulls it down, poll finds	Caption-Headline: Global attitudes shift with U.S. actions Caption-Text: U.S. tsunami relief effort boosted image:
G20-B	June 24th, 2005	USA Today					Headline: Tsunami aid pushes up U.S. image, while Iraq pulls it down, poll finds	Caption-Headline: Global attitudes shift with U.S. actions Caption-Text: Re-election of President Bush weakened it:
G21	July 2005	Technology Review					Headline: A Mixed Bag of U.S. Institutions	Caption-Headline: Patenting trends among survey respondents
G22-A	July 29th, 2007	Philadelphia Inquirer					Headline: SPREADING SUBPRIME PAIN Sub-Headline: Many homeowners with adjustable mortgages face growing monthly payments. Some wonder where the money will come from. Continuation-Headline: Subprime pain: A spreading woe	Caption-Headline: The Rise of Subprimes Caption-Text: From 2003 to 2005, the overall volume of mortgage lending in the region fell from $50.45 billion to $37.75 billion, but lenders on the Department of Housing and Urban Development's list of companies that specialize in subprime loans increased their business from $3.65 billion, or 7 percent of the total, to $4.97 billion, of 13 percent of the total.
G22-B	July 29th, 2007	Philadelphia Inquirer					Headline: SPREADING SUBPRIME PAIN Sub-Headline: Many homeowners with adjustable mortgages face growing monthly payments. Some wonder where the money will come from. Continuation-Headline: Subprime pain: A spreading woe	Caption-Headline: The Rise of Subprimes Caption-Text: From 2003 to 2005, the overall volume of mortgage lending in the region fell from $50.45 billion to $37.75 billion, but lenders on the Department of Housing and Urban Development's list of companies that specialize in subprime loans increased their business from $3.65 billion, or 7 percent of the total, to $4.97 billion, of 13 percent of the total.
G23	December 9th, 2002	NewsWeek					Headline: Choosing Virginity Sub-Headline: A New Attitude: Few teenagers are having sex. As parents and politicians debate the merits of abstinence programs, here's what the kids have to say.	Caption-Headline: Teens & Sexuality Caption-Text: Raised in the age of AIDS and better educated about sex and abstinence, more teens are saying "no." Condom use is up and teen pregnancy is down. A look at the trends:
G24	March 9th, 2006	The Economist					Headline: Planning the new socialist countryside Sub-Headline: Spooked by angry peasants, China raises spending	Caption-Headline: Guns and butter
G24-A	March 9th, 2006	The Economist					Headline: Planning the new socialist countryside Sub-Headline: Spooked by angry peasants, China raises spending	Caption-Headline: Guns and butter
G25	July 26th, 2007	USA Today					Headline: Obesity can run in social circles Sub-Headline: Study: Peers affect ideas on fat and thin	Caption-Headline: Heavier Americans Caption-Text: The average weight of women and men ages 20-74 has jumped over the past four decades (in pounds):
G27	January 7th, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Troubled Legacy: Auto Industry, at a Crossroads, Finds Itself Stalled by History Sub-Headline: From Sales to Labor Costs, Once-Storied GM, Ford Grapple with Past Practices; A Need to 'Change or Die' Continuation-Headline: Auto Industry Finds Itself Stalled	Caption-Headline: Shrinking Giants Caption-Text: Market capitalization for Ford and General Motors
G29	August 9th, 2007	USA Today					Headline: Climate model predicts hot decade Sub-Headline: As Pacific gets warmer, so will temperatures	Caption-Headline: Warming trend Caption-Text: How much the average temperature is expected to increase worldwide when compared to the total average for the years 1979 to 2001:
G30	August 31st, 1998	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: How to gain civil rihts Caption-Text: Which method adults believe is the best to gain one's civil rights:
G31	January 12th, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: China's Trade Surplus Tripled, topping $100 Billion Last Year	Caption-Headline: Fueling Friction
G32-B	date unknown	USA Today					Headline: Will gas prices dent SUV sales? Sub-Headline: Automakers say buyers won't change	Caption-Headline: Import automakers forge ahead Caption-Text: Import automakers have increased market share in the USA during the past decade. They have done it by dominating the number of car models available and more than doubling the number of truck models they sell.
G32-C	date unknown	USA Today					Headline: Will gas prices dent SUV sales? Sub-Headline: Automakers say buyers won't change	Caption-Headline: Import automakers forge ahead Caption-Text: Import automakers have increased market share in the USA during the past decade. They have done it by dominating the number of car models available and more than doubling the number of truck models they sell.
G33	July 2005	Technology Review						Caption-Headline: First-in-Class Ain't What It Used to Be Caption-Text: In the pharmaceutical sector, the amount of time in which a new product has a market all to itself has diminished considerably over the past several decades. By the late 1990s, it wasn't uncommon for a first-in-class drug (the first drug to use a particular molecular mechanism to treat a condition) to have several competitors in various stages of clinical development--even before it was approved. A few decades ago, a new drug would have a corner on the market for about eight years. Now, that figure is closer to two years.
G35	date unknown	Business Week						Caption-Headline: PAULSON'S WORLD Caption-Sub-Headline: ...while Goldman Sachs has added debt faster than the U.S. government
G36	September 28th, 2005	Philadelphia Inquirer					Headline: Amtrak revives plan for fare increases	Caption-Headline: Commuters Facing Fare Hikes Caption-Text: Amtrak has announced large increases for monthly pass customers starting next month. See story on B2.
G37	October 3rd, 2005	The Nikkei Weekly					Headline: Thai-made pickups crisscross globe Sub-Headline: Japanese automakers shift production bases, lured by lower taxes, currency	Caption-Headline: Made in Siam
G38	date unknown	The Nikkei Weekly					Headline: People to shoulder higher healthcare burden	Caption-Headline: Widening gap
G39	August 15th, 2007	USA Today					Headline: Record cases in contract probe Sub-Headline: Crackdown aims at 'second insurgency'	Caption-Headline: Cut off
G40	date unknown	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Security clearance helps shrink pay gap Caption-Text: The pay gap between men and women narrows for jobs that require security clearance.
G41	date unknown	The Nikkei Weekly					Headline: Top execs stick to expansion in China after revaluation Sub-Headline: Japan chief officers project yuan to gain 5-10% in 1 year, but basic strategy unchanged	Caption-Headline: Soaring
G42	date unknown	The Nikkei Weekly					Headline: New policies revive failed insurers Sub-Headline: Qualified workers chosen over mass hires to retain staff, lower policy cancelations	Caption-Headline: Higher productivity Caption-Sub-Headline: Profiles of AIG Edison and AIG Star
G43	date unknown	The Nikkei Weekly					Headline: Betting on specialized products, wide sales channels	Caption-Headline: Pension plans
G44	date unknown	The Nikkei Weekly					Headline: Explosive potential foreseen	Caption-Headline: New media
G48	September 22nd, 2005	Wall Street Journal					Headline: American Express Tries to Find Its Place With a Younger Crowd Sub-Headline: Fearing Slowdown, Executives Reward Urban Customers With Glam Drinks, Dancing; Asking Interns What's Cool	Caption-Headline: Charged Up
G49	August 26th, 2005	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Pentagon Envisions Operations With Small Satellites Sub-Headline: Technical, Budget Problems With Big Ones Spark Push For Cheaper, Flexible Birds	Caption-Headline: Fueling Up
G51	August 4th, 2005	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Leap Forward: For Adidas, Reebok Deal Caps Push to Broaden Urban Appeal Sub-Headline: Known for Its Engineering, German Company Takes on Nike in Lifestyle Market; Teaming Up With Missy Elliott	Caption-Headline: New Competition Caption-Text: Adidas's acquisition of Reebok may help it challenge Nike.
G52	date unknown	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Life on campus
G53	January 5th, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: As Generics Pummel Its Drugs, Pfizer Faces Uncertain Future Sub-Headline: Insurers Gain Skill in Battling Company's Marketing; Sales of Lipitor Stagnate; Developing a New Cancer Pill	Caption-Headline: Cholesterol Fight
G56	January 13th, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: LG.Philips Fourth-Quarter Net Surged on Strong LCD Demand	Caption-Headline: Picturesque
G57	January 5th, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Overseas and Energy Funds Sweep Top Honors in 2005	Caption-Sub-Headline: Midcap stock funds take top spot on the by-size podium...
G58	date unknown	The Nikkei Weekly					Headline: World's largest banking group sets sail	Caption-Headline: Banking goliath
G62	November 30th, 2007	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Changing face of AIDS
G64	February 16th, 2006	The Economist					Headline: Getting acquainted Sub-Headline: Taiwan's government hopes India may lure its businessmen away from China	Caption-Headline: Second string
G65	February 9th, 2006	The Economist					Headline: The politics of power Sub-Headline: Concerns about security have driven the liberalisation of Europe's energy market into reverse	Caption-Headline: A mixed-up market
G66	March 2nd, 2006	The Economist					Headline: Growing pains Sub-Headline: As institutional investors move in, hedge funds are losing some rough edges--and their spectacular returns	Caption-Headline: Hedging their bets
G67	June 4th, 2007	Time					Headline: How to Fix No Child Left Behind Sub-Headline: The landmark law has reshaped public education, exposed failing schools and made them accountable. It's also flawed. Here's our report card on the statute--and ideas for making it better	Caption-Headline: Early Report Card. The law demands that schools get better, bur progress may be in the eye of the beholder Caption-Sub-Headline: 2. LESS SCIENCE AND HISTORY Caption-Text: Because state assessment tests focus on reading and math, others subjects get squeezed out.
G69-A	June 8th, 2007	USA Today					Headline: India's shoppers want only best, lots of it Sub-Headline: Spending power rises 'by the day'	Caption-Headline: More discretionary funds Caption-Text: India's spending will shift from basic necessities to discretionary items.
G69-B	June 8th, 2007	USA Today					Headline: India's shoppers want only best, lots of it Sub-Headline: Spending power rises 'by the day'	Caption-Headline: Banking on service Caption-Text: India's service industry will drive the country's gross domestic product.
G70	February 26th, 2007	Ford Advertisement					Headline: Just to be fair, we gave them another shot. Sub-Headline: (Ford Fusion beat Camry and Accord twice.)	Caption-Headline: FUSION CHALLENGE Caption-Text: Results from 400 drivers in L.A., who were asked if the cars were attractive, fun to drive, performed well and handled with prevision. "Yes" responses scored one point. "No" responses scored zero. The results speak for themselves.
G71	May 30th, 2007	Washington Post					Headline: Fair to Middling in the Middle Class Continuation-Headline: The Untimely, and Untrue, Death of America's Middle Class	Caption-Headline: The Vanishing Middle? Caption-Text: Although the middle class is shrinking, it is because more households are becoming richer, not poorer.
G72	date unknown	T. Rowe Price Advertisement						Caption-Headline: Performance vs. Competitors: Caption-Text: The Capital Appreciation Fund's expense ratio was 0.73% as of its first fiscal year ended December 31, 2006; the Lipper Flexible Portfolio Funds Average expense ratio was 1.62%. Lipper expenses are based on fiscal year-end data available as of March 31, 2007.
G75	July 2007	SmartMoney					Headline: GETTING the BETTER HALF Sub-Headline: In a little-noticed trend, women are finally achieving financial parity in divorce settlements--and men are goggle-eyed at the price tag. How an ex-wife's share can add up to 70 percent.	Caption-Headline: For Better or for Worse Caption-Sub-Headline: Divorce is financially crippling to both men and women, especially compared with married people.
G76	July 20th, 2007	USA Today					Headline: You and me and baby makes $197,700 Sub-Headline: 10 tips to child-proof your finances from staggering costs	Caption-Headline: Cost of raising a child Caption-Text: A middle-income family will spend nearly $198,000 to raise a child from birth to age 17; the higher your income, the more you tend to spend on your child.
G77	February 2007	Money					Headline: IS IT TIME FOR A new NEW DEAL? Sub-Headline: Americans are prosperous, but worried--about jobs, health care, retirement. Now some in Washington are asking if life really needs to be this risky.	Caption-Headline: 1 Economy, 2 Stories. By quite a few measures, the U.S. economy has performed great. By others, there's legitimate cause for worry. Caption-Sub-Headline: THE ANXIETY ECONOMY Caption-Text: Families are having to work longer hours.
G78	July 10th, 2007	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Active year for tornadoes
G80	July 2007	Money					Headline: THE OUTLOOK IS STRONGEST FOR LARGE-CAP GROWTH STOCKS Sub-Headline: Time for growth to take a turn	Caption-Headline: VALUE FUNDS HAVE BEEN ON TOP SINCE 2000, GROWTH'S TURN SOON?
G81-A	January 21st, 2008	Time						Caption-Headline: THE EXIT POLLS Caption-Sub-Headline: How Clinton Won Caption-Text: 57% of New Hampshire voters were women, and they went strong for Clinton
G81-B	January 21st, 2008	Time						Caption-Headline: THE EXIT POLLS Caption-Sub-Headline: How Clinton Won Caption-Text: Obama captured first-time voters, but Clinton was strong among older voters
G81-C	January 21st, 2008	Time						Caption-Headline: THE EXIT POLLS Caption-Sub-Headline: How Clinton Won Caption-Text: Clinton also carried Democrats, who outnumbered independents 54% to 44%
G81-D	January 21st, 2008	Time						Caption-Headline: THE EXIT POLLS Caption-Sub-Headline: How McCain Won Caption-Text: More than one-third of voters were independents, and they flocked to McCain
G82-A	January 21st, 2008	Time						Caption-Headline: Poll: What Black Voters Are Thinking Caption-Sub-Headline: HOW BLACK AMERICANS LINE UP POLITICALLY Caption-Text: By age
G83	February 10th, 2008	Philadelphia Inquirer						Caption-Headline: Local Donations to Presidential Candidates in 2007 Caption-Sub-Headline: More than a third of the $7.1 million raised by presidential candidates in the Philadelphia area came from 10 zip codes, all in Center City, Chestnut Hill, or the Main Line. Caption-Text: Breakdown by region
G84	February 4th, 2008	Time						Caption-Headline: Child Mortality Reaches Record Low Caption-Text: For the first time ever, UNICEF has reported that the number of child deaths for the year has fallen below 10 million. Fifteen of the least developed countries have reduced the under-5 mortality rate 40% of more since 1990, thanks to vaccines, health education, mosquito nets and a little vitamin A.
G85	June 9th, 2008	Investor Business Daily						Caption-Headline: Dismal Jobs Report, Especially For The Kids Caption-Sub-Headline: Service-related firms, which account for the bulk of employment and hiring, barely added staff last month as retailers and temp agencies slashed jobs. Factories and builders shed workers again. Wage gains have cooled. The jobless-rate spike was led by a record rise in teen unemployment. Caption-Text: Unemployment by age
G87	June 17th, 2008	Investor's Business Daily					Headline: Price Of Not Extending Bush Cuts: Return To Historically High Taxes	Caption-Headline: Effective Tax Rates Under Clinton And Bush Caption-Text: The cuts that President Bush pushed through reduced the tax burden for almost everyone making more than $20,000. Failing to extend the cuts would return taxes to levels that were among the highest on record
G89	June 6th, 2008	Investor's Business Daily					Headline: Mortgage Delinquencies, Foreclosures at Record High
G90	April 2008	SJU Magazine					Headline: Deciphering the Puzzle: Life with Autism Sub-Headline: As the number of children diagnosed with autism continues to increase, more and more families must learn to deal with its effects.	Caption-Headline: Autism on the Rise
G91	June 24th, 2008	Philadelphia Inquirer					Headline: Comcast wins complaint Sub-Headline: Verizon cannot use inside info to retain customers.	Caption-Headline: Grabbing The Phone Caption-Text: Comcast has steadily gained landline telephone subscribers as Verizon has lost them.
G96	February 28th, 2008	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: No contest
G98	January 24th, 2008	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: Misunderstood?
G99	January 22nd, 2008	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: Chinese leapfrog
G100	January 16th, 2008	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: On the march?
G101	November 7th, 2007	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: Rich pickings
G102	September 24th, 2007	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: Addicted
G103	September 10th, 2007	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: The toll of war
G106	June 13th, 2008	New York Times					Headline: Good Times Left Lehman Unprepared for the Bad Continuation-Headline: Lehman's Actions During the Good Times Left It Unprepared for the Bad	Caption-Headline: Capital Management
G107	August 11th, 2008	Time						Caption-Headline: Earnings Now--and Later Caption-Text: Every college graduate knows that not all careers are created equal. But according to a new report from salary-survey company PayScale, differences in earnings can widen with time. Results for the 10 most popular college majors:
G108	October 31st, 2006	New York Times					Headline: Newspaper Circulation Falls Sharply	Caption-Text: Most of the country's 25 largest daily newspapers reported lower circulation than a year earlier. Over all, the 2.8 percent drop was the largest in 15 years.
G110	July 10th, 2006	New York Times					Headline: At AOL, a Plan for a Clean Break	Caption-Headline: Changing Views Caption-Text: Fewer people have visited some of the higher volume AOL Web services in the last year. However, interest has grown among some of the lesser used services, including pages that list horoscopes, recipes and financial advice.
G111	June 4th, 2006	New York Times					Headline: When Sweet Statistics Clash With a Sour Mood	Caption-Headline: Family Values Caption-Text: The American family's net worth, on average, rose about 6 percent from 2001 to 2004. But the median net worth--the midpoint that separates the top 50 percent from the lower 50 percent--barely rose, and remained less than one-fourth as large as the average.
G112	August 20th, 2006	New York Times					Headline: New York Gets Sobering Look at Its Pensions	Caption-Headline: Pension Gap Caption-Text: While New York City says its annual reports that its five pension plans for city workers are fully funded, an alternative calculation by the city's chief actuary suggest that the city has a substantial shortfall. The state allowed the city to postpone a portion of the actuary's recommended increased contributions to pensions from 2001 to 2005.
G115	November 9th, 2005	Wall Street Journal					Headline: TV On-Demand May Make Ads More Targeted	Caption-Headline: New Media?
G116	November 9th, 2005	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Venture-Capitalists Think Large Sub-Headline: Bigger Chunks of Cash Are Going Into Later-Staged Companies; Visto Corp. Raises $70 Million	Caption-Headline: Arriving Late Caption-Sub-Headline: The percentage of venture-capital financing in more-established companies is on the rise.
G118	November 20th, 2006	Chicago Tribune						Caption-Headline: Belief in the afterlife increases Caption-Text: The percentage of Jewish people who said they believed in life after death more than doubled between 1973 and 2004. Meanwhile, the percentage among Protestants and Catholics, already high, grew slightly.
G122	July 30th, 2008	Minnesota Star Tribune						Caption-Headline: FORECLOSURE NUMBERS DIVERGING Caption-Text: While the number of foreclosures is leveling off in Minneapolis, it's rising three times as fast in the rest of the county.
G123	July 25th, 2008	Minnesota Star Tribune						Caption-Headline: Minnesota boys' and girls' math scores Caption-Sub-Headline: 11TH GRADE Caption-Text: A new study shows the gender gap in math test scores has disappeared in high schools across the United States, but not yet in Minnesota.
G124	June 13th, 2008	Minnesota Star Tribune						Caption-Headline: STATE DEVASTATED BY FLOODING Caption-Text: Iowa's governor had declared 83 of the state's 99 counties as state disaster areas by Friday. Nine rivers were at or above historic flood levels.
G126	February 1st, 2008	Minnesota Star Tribune						Caption-Headline: OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY RISING Caption-Text: Adults considered overweight increased by 50 percent and those who are obese more than doubled in the United States from 1980 to 2000. By 2004, two thirds of all adult Americans qualified as overweight and of those nearly half were obese.
G127	January 9th, 2008	Minnesota Star Tribune						Caption-Headline: CONFLICTING TALLIES
G130	August 20th, 2008	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: Still or sparkling? Sub-Headline: Where bottled water is most popular
G131	July 31st, 2008	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: Connecting the dragon Sub-Headline: China now has more internet users than America
G132	July 7th, 2008	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: Big bucks Sub-Headline: Presidential candidates are raising and spending more money than ever
G133	January 15th, 2009	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: Goldfingers Sub-Headline: How traders' testosterone levels affect their income
G135	December 2nd, 2008	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: Bah, humbug! Sub-Headline: The company Christmas party is falling victim to the credit crunch
G137	September 9th, 2008	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: Going up Sub-Headline: University attendance is growing
G138	March 9th, 2009	The Economist Daily Chart					Headline: Weighed down Sub-Headline: Rich countries, especially, are piling up debt
G140-B	November 3rd, 2008	Time					Headline: London Falling Sub-Headline: Fueled by a finance boom, the city was a magnet for money and talent. Now a darker era looms	Caption-Headline: By the Numbers. London's wealth has been driven by its success in finance Caption-Sub-Headline: ASSET MANAGEMENT Caption-Text: London has eaten into New York City's share of the global hedge-fund market
G141	February 2nd, 2009	Time						Caption-Headline: Washington Caption-Sub-Headline: A RECESSION WINDFALL FOR RECRUITERS Caption-Text: With layoffs sweeping the country, all branches of the militray have met or surpassed their recruiting goals in recent months as Americans look for stable employment. In the fiscal year that ended in September, the military surpassed its goal by adding 184,841 new active-duty service members.
G142	June 6th, 2009	Detroit Free Press						Caption-Headline: The world according to GM: A look at the Detroit automaker's deep reach in Michigan, the United States and around the globe Caption-Sub-Headline: Around the world Caption-Text: While GM's operations around the world are performing fairly well, the company's critical North America operations remain deeply troubled.
G143	March 25th, 2008	Cleveland Plain Dealer						Caption-Headline: Housing sales start seasonal climb Caption-Text: Call it the holiday blahs, but home sales generally are slower in January, then start to pick up after the Super Bowl, according to Northeast Ohio real estate agents.
G144	April 4th, 2008	Cleveland Plain Dealer						Caption-Headline: Yahoo's losing battle against Google Caption-Sub-Headline: Yahoo's declining share of searches Caption-Text: Since Google's IPO in April 2004, its revenue and profit have grown to overshadow Yahoo's. In addition, Google is catching up to Yahoo in the number of unique visitors to its sites. In December 2006, Yahoo sites registered 131 million unique visitors to Google's 113 million. In December 2007, that gap had narrowed to 137 million for Yahoo compared with 133 million for Google.
G146	May 16th, 2008	Cleveland Plain Dealer						Caption-Headline: Steel imports drop, exports rise, prices soar Caption-Text: A weak dollar has helped keep steel imports at bay, while providing more export opportunities for U.S. steel makers and their U.S. customers. Both factors, along with strong demand, have contributed to a historic rise in steel prices.
G147	May 22nd, 2008	Cleveland Plain Dealer						Caption-Headline: The price of gas around the globe Caption-Text: Here is how gasoline prices in the United States compare with other countries with competitive markets.
G148	July 31st, 2008	Cleveland Plain Dealer						Caption-Headline: FirstEnergy's costs and charges Caption-Sub-Headline: Fuel cost increases Caption-Text: FirstEnergy Corp. proposed modest rate increases over the next three years for its three Ohio companies in a filing with state regulators Thursday. FirstEnergy's average residential prices have been above the national average for the last decade, but the difference is expected to narrow because of rising fuel prices and transmission costs.
G149	August 26th, 2008	Cleveland Plain Dealer						Caption-Headline: Median household income up Caption-Text: Median household income grew from 2006 to 2007, although Cleveland remains among the lowest in the nation.
G150	October 18th, 2008	Cleveland Plain Dealer						Caption-Headline: Tougher stance on low-level drug abusers Caption-Text: Even as the number pleading guilty to a single drug-possession charge has increased in Cuyahoga County, the percentage allowed to plead to a misdemeanor has plummeted.
G153-A	April 1st, 2009	Cleveland Plain Dealer						Caption-Headline: Serpentini Sales Caption-Sub-Headline: New car sales Caption-Text: New car sales have been down at each of Serpentini Chevrolet's four dealerships this year, though used-car sales are up at two.
G156	July 11th, 2009	Philadelphia Inquirer					Headline: For A.C. casinos, low figures in high season Continuation-Headline: A weak June for A.C. casinos	Caption-Headline: Atlantic City and Pa. Gambling 'Win' Caption-Sub-Headline: The amount gamblers lost and casinos gained in June. Caption-Text: A.C. casinos grossed $322.7 million in June, a 13.6 decline decrease from a year earlier.
G157-A	July 22nd, 2009	Philadelphia Inquirer					Headline: Turbulent times for major U.S. airlines Sub-Headline: Even as some gains are being reported, nearly all are making schedule and workforce cuts. Continuation-Headline: Airlines	Caption-Headline: Declining Revenue Caption-Text: Three major airlines reported declines in revenue and passengers in the second quarter.
G157-B	July 22nd, 2009	Philadelphia Inquirer					Headline: Turbulent times for major U.S. airlines Sub-Headline: Even as some gains are being reported, nearly all are making schedule and workforce cuts. Continuation-Headline: Airlines	Caption-Headline: Declining Revenue Caption-Text: Three major airlines reported declines in revenue and passengers in the second quarter.
G158	July 22nd, 2009	USA Today					Headline: Parking fines easy cash for cities Sub-Headline: But bills' extra bite may leave tourists with bitter taste	Caption-Headline: Rising fines Caption-Text: Some municipalities that have raised parking fines this year:
G159	July 22nd, 2009	USA Today					Headline: Germany's carmakers take the green road Sub-Headline: Luxury buyers can expect to see an array of choices Continuation-Headline: Greener luxury cars come with high prices	Caption-Headline: Gasoline alternatives expected to grow
G161	July 13th, 2009	Business Week					Headline: RETIREMENT THE BIG RETHINK	Caption-Headline: AFTER THE CRASH Caption-Text: The stock market's descent sliced about 30% from the net worth of an imaginary Jill and Jack crash. How much must they dial back their living standards? Depends on how many years they have until retirement, according to software from Economic Security Planner.
G162	July 13th, 2009	Business Week					Headline: NUMBERS Sub-Headline: AS THE ECONOMIC FEAR FACTOR WANES, OBAMA SLIPS A NOTCH	Caption-Headline: Reversal: Caption-Text: Democrats were the gloomier party in December. Now Republicans are more negative.
G163	August 19th, 2009	Philadelphia Inquirer					Headline: New credit card rules start Thursday	Caption-Headline: Under the wire Caption-Sub-Headline: Credit card issuers have been hiking some rates and fees before the terms of the new credit card law take effect. Caption-Text: Recent hikes: The prime rate fell 2 percentage points this year, but the average variable rate on cards dropped about 1 percentage point
G164-A	June 29th, 2009	Business Week					Headline: NUMBERS Sub-Headline: WHERE TO FIND THE HIGHEST YIELDS	Caption-Headline: RATES AROUND THE WORLD Caption-Text: Central banks in Pakistan and Hungary actually raised short-term interest rates over the past year. Target-rate cuts in Britain and Chile were among the deepest.
G164-B	June 29th, 2009	Business Week					Headline: NUMBERS Sub-Headline: WHERE TO FIND THE HIGHEST YIELDS	Caption-Text: Yield Curve: The U.S. has a big gap between short- and long-term rates.
G165	July 6th, 2009	Fortune					Headline: FIELD GENERAL Sub-Headline: Triumphant just a few years ago, the ethanol industry now finds itself embattled. Environmentalists are turning their backs on it, and it's even catching flak for higher food prices. Enter Wesley Clark to rally the troops.	Caption-Headline: Living on the Margin Caption-Text: WHEN CORN WAS CHEAP, WALL STREET POURED MONEY INTO ETHANOL. BUT PRICIER CORN AND CHEAPER ETHANOL HAVE DIMMED INVESTORS' INTEREST.
G167	July 29th, 2009	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Moscow market's closure upsets Beijing Sub-Headline: Thriving wholesale venue filled with Chinese goods stirs authorities' ire; owner punished for lavish move, some say	Caption-Headline: Market traders Caption-Text: The unexpected shutdown of the sprawling Cherkizovsky market in Moscow has stirred trade tensions between China and Russia.
G168	December 23rd, 2009	Philadelphia Inquirer					Headline: Temple University is raising its standards Continuation-Headline: The changing nature of Temple University	Caption-Headline: Making the Grade Caption-Text: With applications up 50 percent since 2000, Temple University is becoming tougher to get into.
G169	August 31st, 2009	Fortune					Headline: Renovating Home Depot Sub-Headline: That's part of CFO Carol Tome's job, and after the housing bust it's tougher than most--but the lessons are valuable for anyone.	Caption-Headline: A Tighter Race Caption-Text: AS HOME DEPOT SLOWS ITS PACE OF NEW-STORE OPENINGS, LOWE'S IS CATCHING UP
G170-B	September 7th, 2009	Business Week					Headline: NUMBERS Sub-Headline: PROFITS PERK UP AT LARGE U.S. COMPANIES	Caption-Headline: Playing catch-up: Caption-Text: Net income reported by many of America's most profitable companies remains below year-earlier levels.
G171	August 24th, 2009	Business Week					Headline: NUMBERS Sub-Headline: EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS	Caption-Headline: Educational Enrichment: Caption-Text: Workers with college diplomas received the biggest dollar pay increases over the past year.
G172-A	August 24th, 2009	Business Week					Headline: Why the Statistics Point Toward Progress Sub-Headline: Hans Rosling, a Swedish physician and thinker, argues that the recession is just a tiny setback	Caption-Headline: LONGER LIVES, LARGER INCOMES Caption-Text: Around the globe, lifespans are dramatically increasing, and incomes are rising
G172-B	August 24th, 2009	Business Week					Headline: Why the Statistics Point Toward Progress Sub-Headline: Hans Rosling, a Swedish physician and thinker, argues that the recession is just a tiny setback	Caption-Headline: LONGER LIVES, LARGER INCOMES Caption-Text: Around the globe, lifespans are dramatically increasing, and incomes are rising
G174	January 14th, 2010	New York Times					Headline: Obesity Rates Hit Plateau in U.S., Data Suggest	Caption-Headline: Tracking Obesity Trends Caption-Text: A study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that obesity continues to be a concern in the United States for all age and race groups.
G175	September 22nd, 2005	The Economist						Caption-Headline: Working hours Caption-Text: The average number of hours worked each year has been falling in most rich countries over the past 15 years. In 2004, the Japanese worked 12% fewer hours than in 1990. Most Europeans have also been working less: 10% fewer hours in France and 6% fewer in Germany. Americans and New Zealanders toiled the most in 2004, while the average Dutch worker put in around 25% fewer hours than his American counterpart.
G176	June 5th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Listen to Music Free, but Pay to Carry	Caption-Headline: Same Tune, New Player Caption-Text: Growth in digital music downloads has not been rapid enough to offset declining CD sales despite brisk iPod sales.
G177	May 20th, 2008	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Eyes on the Road: Reframing Talk on Small-Car Safety	Caption-Headline: A Decade of Difference
G178	February 25th, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Advertising: Meredith Builds Up a Sideline in Marketing Sub-Headline: Magazine Owner Supplements Its Print-Ad Revenue by Taking on Email and Mobile-Media Campaigns for Clients	Caption-Headline: Growing Gap
G179	February 25th, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Bonus Blowback Bypasses Brokers Sub-Headline: Retention Pay, Signing Awards Get Thrown at Top Talent; a $10 Million Payout at Smith Barney	Caption-Headline: Getting Their Cut
G180	February 17th, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: After Greece, Now the Real Sovereign-Debt Challenge	Caption-Headline: Age Concern
G182	February 4th, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Patents in China Hit a Record Sub-Headline: Multinationals Say Policies Will Crimp Investment in Technology Development	Caption-Headline: Bright Ideas
G183	January 29th, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: At Piedmont, Paltry Payout Seen for IPO	Caption-Headline: Market Timing
G184	January 29th, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: AT&T Details Plans for Upgrading Network Sub-Headline: Carrier Earmarks Up to $19 Billion to Boost Capacity as Earnings Show How Important iPhone Is to Its Wireless Growth	Caption-Headline: Customer Support Caption-Text: Apple's iPhone has driven AT&T's wireless growth
G185	January 27th, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: IPhone Emerges at Core of Apple	Caption-Headline: Good Call
G186	January 27th, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: World News: Foreign Takeovers Take a Toll in U.K. Sub-Headline: Kraft's Acquisition of Cadbury Feeds Discontent That Nation Is Losing Locally Controlled Industries	Caption-Headline: Crossing Borders Caption-Text: Foreign takeovers in the U.K. amount to more than those in Japan and Germany, two larger economies.
G188	January 22nd, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: NBC Gets Set to Fix Prime Time	Caption-Headline: Who Has the Remote?
G189	January 22nd, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Google Says It Is Committed to China as Net Soars	Caption-Headline: Clicks Pay
G190	January 22nd, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Earnings: Union Pacific Net Falls, but Growth Stirs Sub-Headline: U.S. Railroad's 17% Decline in Profit Outpaces Analysts' Estimates as Quarterly Shipping Volumes Gain Some Steam	Caption-Headline: Union Pacific
G191	January 21st, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: China Seeks To Temper Boom, Stirs Growth Fears	Caption-Sub-Headline: ...and housing is increasingly unaffordable in big cities.
G192	January 21st, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Corporate News: EBay's Earnings Soar With Sale of Skype	Caption-Headline: Competitive Marketplace Caption-Sub-Headline: EBay reported modest growth in the fourth quarter, but it is losing ground to Amazon in unique visitors.
G193	January 21st, 2010	Wall Street Journal					Headline: New American Cash Conundrum: Too Much	Caption-Headline: Mixed Blessing
G194	February 15th, 2010	BusinessWeek					Headline: Good to Great Hits Grade School Sub-Headline: Behind the success of KIPP, the charter school powerhouse, is a business mentality	Caption-Headline: KIPP'S VITAL STATISTICS Caption-Sub-Headline: ... KIPP gets results Caption-Text: Students at schools in poor communities score big gains on standardized tests
G195	February 22nd, 2010	BusinessWeek					Headline: The Bond Vigilantes Who Left Greece in Ruins Sub-Headline: Now, Europe is under pressure to rescue the Greeks while keeping other EU members in line	Caption-Headline: DEFAULT INSURANCE GETS COSTLIER Caption-Text: Prices of credit default swaps on sovereign debt have risen this year, indicating investors' greater nervousness that national governments will default on their debts.
G198	June 14th, 2010	Delaware NewsJournal					Headline: The downside of debit cards Sub-Headline: Sure, they're convenient, but losing one or using one carelessly can cause you a world of grief	Caption-Headline: Bank fees follow customers to debit cards Caption-Text: As the use of debit cards grows faster than credit cards, banks are bringing in more in overdraft fees.
G199	February 1st, 2010	BusinessWeek					Headline: NUMBERS Sub-Headline: YES, THE HEALTH-CARE BUSINESS IS RECESSION-PROOF	Caption-Headline: RISING PROFITS ALMOST ACROSS THE BOARD Caption-Text: Margins rose steadily through the recession for most health-care businesses. Drug retailers and health-care providers were the exceptions.
G200	March 22nd, 2010	Fortune Magazine Special Advertising Section					Headline: STATE OF INNOVATION Sub-Headline: Maryland has it all--a rich R&D infrastructure, a well-educated workforce, and a diversified industrial base.	Caption-Headline: TECHNOLOGICALLY SAVVY Caption-Text: Maryland leads the country in IT jobs.
G201	January 16th, 2009	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Microsoft Bid to Beat Google Builds on a History of Misses	Caption-Headline: Search and Display Caption-Text: Estimated U.S. spending on ads tied to Internet search results has eclipsed spending on display ads.
G203	December 5th, 2008	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Nokia, Again, Cuts Forecast for Cellphone Market Sub-Headline: CEO Sees Consumers Opting for Less-Expensive Handsets, Hopes to Gain a Larger Piece of Smaller Pie Next Year	Caption-Headline: Mixed Market
G204	January 14th, 2009	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Gas Engines Get Upgrade in Challenge to Hybrids	Caption-Headline: Gas Engines Rev Up
G205	August 14th, 2008	Wall Street Journal					Headline: GM to Build Diesel Engines in Thailand	Caption-Headline: Global Growth Caption-Text: General Motors' second quarter revenue from its North American automotive operations is down 33% form the same period a year ago, but abroad, revenue is growing.
G206	July 31st, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Australia Pushes Clean Coal Sub-Headline: Fears of a Backlash Against Top Export Drive Effort	Caption-Headline: More Coal, at a Cost Caption-Text: Australia got 45% of its energy from coal in the year ended June 2004, but coal was the source of 54.8% of its greenhouse-gas emissions from energy, which are thought to contribute to global warming.
G207	October 12th, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Chinese Banks Try Self-Promotion Sub-Headline: Hard Facts Not Gauzy Image Are Focus of Ad Campaigns As Competition Draws Near	Caption-Headline: Product Pitches
G208	December 16th, 2008	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Barack Obama-san	Caption-Headline: Tokyo's Decade of 'Stimulus'
G209	March 7th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: What to Know When Choosing A Tax Preparer	Caption-Headline: Tax Facts Caption-Text: Single people represent the largest single filing category on federal income-tax returns.
G210	January 16th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Bush Plots Health-Care Push Sub-Headline: Employer-Plan Tax Change May Aid Coverage for the Needy	Caption-Headline: President Bush's Political Health Caption-Sub-Headline: With polls showing voters increasingly concerned about health care, and Democrats favored on the issue, the White House is looking at new health policy initiatives. Caption-Text: Which of these issues do you think should be the next highest priority for the federal government to address?
G211	May 15th, 2009	Wall Street Journal					Headline: H-P Tries to Revive PC Sales With Touch Screens	Caption-Headline: Sagging Sales
G212	May 11th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Alcoa-Alcan Would Face New Competitive Pressures	Caption-Headline: Metal to Spare
G213	February 3rd, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Health Accounts Have Benefits For Employers	Caption-Headline: Paying Less
G214	July 17th, 2008	Wall Street Journal					Headline: SAP, Oracle Boost Software Prices Sub-Headline: Moves Seen as Means Of Fattening Earnings As Competition Fades	Caption-Headline: Scaling Back Caption-Text: World-wide growth in IT spending
G215	May 21st, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Corporate Tuition Aid Appears to Keep Workers Loyal Sub-Headline: Studies Reinforce View Of Improved Retention; UTC's Plan Stands Out	Caption-Headline: Making the Grade Caption-Text: A study found turnover at a nonprofit institution was lower among employees who participated in the group's tuition-reimbursement program.
G216	October 3rd, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Snail Mail: As Economy Zooms India's Postmen Struggle to Adapt Sub-Headline: Beaten by Private Couriers And Unable to Downsize State Tries to Diversify	Caption-Headline: Losing Rupees Caption-Text: India Post's average cost to deliver a piece of mail is often higher than the average revenue it receives.
G217	September 20th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Companies Try to Teach Old Phones New Tricks	Caption-Headline: Cutting the Cord Caption-Text: Growing numbers of Americans are ditching their landlines in favor of using their cellphones alone.
G218	December 10th, 2008	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Hong Kong Culls Chickens After Avian Flu Return	Caption-Headline: Deadly Threat
G219	August 9th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Hong Kong Aims to Embrace Nearby Shenzhen Sub-Headline: Move Could Boost Regional Economy But Hurdles Remain	Caption-Headline: Merger Opportunity
G220	June 12th, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: BBC's Credit Policy on Web Site Draws Notice of News Providers	Caption-Headline: Global View Caption-Text: Unique monthly Web site visitors to BBC United Kingdom compared to BBC Worldwide
G221	November 2nd, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: PCs Get Cheaper, For Now Sub-Headline: To Move Soon-to-Be-Dated Models, Makers Sell at Rock-Bottom Prices	Caption-Headline: Price Drop
G222	May 30th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: How 10 People Reshaped Massachusetts Health Care Sub-Headline: The 'Connector' Board Makes Tough Choices For Sweeping New Law	Caption-Headline: Mass Coverage
G223	December 21st, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Slowing the Data-Center Power Drain Sub-Headline: Technology Executives Federal Officials Join Forces to Study Ways to Lower Energy Costs	Caption-Headline: Surging
G224-A	January 25th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: In Call to Deregulate Business a Global Twist Sub-Headline: Onerous Rules Hurt U.S. Stock Markets But So Do New Rivals	Caption-Headline: Not Made in U.S.A. Caption-Text: Many trends putting pressure on the NYSE and Nasdaq are global: A surge in Chinese IPOs has boosted Hong Kong's exchange, while private-equity buyouts are soaring around the world.
G224-B	January 25th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: In Call to Deregulate Business a Global Twist Sub-Headline: Onerous Rules Hurt U.S. Stock Markets But So Do New Rivals	Caption-Headline: Not Made in U.S.A. Caption-Text: Many trends putting pressure on the NYSE and Nasdaq are global: A surge in Chinese IPOs has boosted Hong Kong's exchange, while private-equity buyouts are soaring around the world.
G225	October 12th, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Why Asia May Be a Sucker Bet Sub-Headline: Online-Gambling Firms Target the Far East but Hurdles Await	Caption-Headline: What a Gamble Caption-Text: Online betting is rising...
G226	July 16th, 2009	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Ford Takes the Honorable Route	Caption-Headline: Ford's Focus
G227	May 30th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Corporate Focus: Dispute Takes Toll On Polish Telecom Sub-Headline: PTC Loses Share Amid Long Battle Over Ownership	Caption-Headline: Dropped Calls
G228	April 23rd, 2008	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Ford Eyes More Cuts As Recovery Advances Sub-Headline: Earnings Improve, Quality Ratings Up; Volvo Sale Possible	Caption-Headline: Downsizing
G229	December 17th, 2008	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Tough Decision Looms on Space Shuttle's Fate	Caption-Headline: Budget Tradeoffs Caption-Text: NASA spending on the space shuttle and its replacement program, Constellation
G230	August 13th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Financing: Readers and Owners Weigh In	Caption-Headline: Raising Money Caption-Text: Fast-growing small companies were asked in a quarterly survey to describe their credit line or amount of credit availability.
G231	July 17th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: In Europe, Bustling East Props Up the West Sub-Headline: Continent's Economic Heartland Powers Ahead as Exports to New EU Members Surge	Caption-Headline: New Europe Gives Old Europe a Boost Caption-Text: Euro-zone trade with developing markets has expanded
G232	April 6th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: How Sweet It Isn't Sub-Headline: Maker of Equal Says Ads For J&J's Splenda Misled; Chemistry Lesson for Jurors	Caption-Headline: Bitter Battle Caption-Text: U.S. sales of top sugar substitutes
G233	June 16th, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: In Military-Spending Boom Expensive Pet Projects Prevail Sub-Headline: Defense Firms Reap Rewards As Pentagon's Priorities Run Into Resistance --- Rumsfeld Wins Few Battles	Caption-Headline: Spending Campaign Caption-Text: The Pentagon has increased outlays on programs largely conceived before Sept. 11, 2001
G234	February 5th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Channel Change -- Television's Power Shift: Cable Pays for Free Shows Sub-Headline: Broadcasters Want Cash To Carry Their Signal; Super Bowl Is Hostage	Caption-Headline: Tube Tussle Caption-Text: Satellite TV is gaining on cable
G235	May 27th, 2009	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Arcandor Is Hurting Whitehall Sub-Headline: Debt Deadline Looms as Goldman-Led Consortium Negotiates to Prevent Collapse of Retailer	Caption-Headline: Hard Sell Caption-Text: Investment in German retail fell sharply amid crisis
G236	March 3rd, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Ikea Hits Home in China Sub-Headline: The Swedish Design Giant Unlike Other Retailers Slashes Prices for the Chinese	Caption-Headline: Cheaper in China Caption-Text: Price comparisons for Ikea products in the U.S. and China
G237	April 30th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: As Funds Leverage Up Fears of Reckoning Rise Sub-Headline: Fedand SEC Question Wall Street on Policies; A Mockery of Margin	Caption-Headline: Rising Tide Caption-Text: Hedge finds are using more borrowing and other financing tools to magnify their market bets. The value of those bets, compared to funds from clients:
G238	July 24th, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: U.S. Plots Deal Over Yuan Valuation Sub-Headline: China Is Quietly Offered Help On Getting Bigger IMF Role If It Eases Currency Stance	Caption-Headline: Global Sway Caption-Text: China's clout in the International Monetary Fund is far smaller than its share of the global economy.
G239	July 9th, 2009	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Two Mammals' Longevity Boosted Sub-Headline: Transplant Drug Lengthens Lives of Mice, and Fewer Calories Benefit Monkeys	Caption-Headline: Longer Lives Caption-Text: Effect of rapamycin on the maximum lifespan of mice
G240	July 11th, 2008	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Japan Helps TV Makers Develop OLED Technology Sub-Headline: Sony, Sharp, Others Aim to Mass-Produce Next-Generation Sets	Caption-Headline: Organic Growth
G241-A	September 27th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: New Players Reshape Wireless Germany Sub-Headline: Consumer Use Grows as Prices Fall and Big Carriers; Market Share Slips	Caption-Headline: Caution Callers Caption-Text: Germany's cellphone market has been curbed by high prices and low usage
G241-B	September 27th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: New Players Reshape Wireless Germany Sub-Headline: Consumer Use Grows as Prices Fall and Big Carriers; Market Share Slips	Caption-Headline: Caution Callers Caption-Text: Germany's cellphone market has been curbed by high prices and low usage
G242	May 16th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: How Giuliani's Rise Vexes Republicans Sub-Headline: Plaudits on Mayoral Record Suggests a Potential Schism Over Social Economic Issues	Caption-Headline: Split Decision? Caption-Sub-Headline: Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani's strongest appeal among Republican conservative voters is to those focused on economics and national security - not social issues. Caption-Text: In which ways should the new president follow Bush?
G243-A	September 11th, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Spain's Housing Boom Faces a Test Sub-Headline: Economists Worry About a Hard Landing and a Resulting Ripple Effect	Caption-Headline: House of Cards? Caption-Text: Economists fear Spain's resurgent home-building spree (right) could bring a sharp price correction - and portend a bust that will undermine the broader economy.
G243-B	September 11th, 2006	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Spain's Housing Boom Faces a Test Sub-Headline: Economists Worry About a Hard Landing and a Resulting Ripple Effect	Caption-Headline: House of Cards? Caption-Text: Economists fear Spain's resurgent home-building spree (right) could bring a sharp price correction - and portend a bust that will undermine the broader economy.
G244	March 17th, 2008	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Baghdad's Strange Dilemma: Flush With Oil Cash Unable to Spend It	Caption-Headline: Clogged Spigot Caption-Text: The Iraqi government has not been spending all the money it has available
G245	January 3rd, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: A Look Ahead for Real Estate Sub-Headline: Caution Is Widely Seen As Uncertainty Persists In Home Rental Markets	Caption-Headline: A Moderate Outlook Caption-Text: And the percentage of investors expecting sale-price gains is lower in 2007, which could keep cap rates from falling further
G246	March 11th, 2009	Wall Street Journal					Headline: More Workers Cite Age Bias After Layoffs	Caption-Headline: Bias Complaints Caption-Text: From September 2007 through the same period last year, employment-discrimination filings with the EEOC have increased.
G248	March 26th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Making Email More Productive - and More Secure	Caption-Headline: Write On Caption-Text: All emails sent annually world-wide
G249	May 14th, 2007	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Can CBS Put the Net Into Network? Sub-Headline: Broadcaster Launches Plan Syndicating Shows on Web Admits Old Strategy Failed	Caption-Headline: Net Nets
G250	May 18th, 2009	Wall Street Journal					Headline: Not Enough Slices In Web Ad-Dollar Pie	Caption-Headline: On-Off Switch Caption-Text: Ad expenditures on traditional media vs. online
G252	January 7th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: College still helps men more Caption-Text: Though the average 1998 earnings of people 18 or older got higher with more education, men's earnings greatly outpaced women's.
G253	January 11th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Utility costs around the world Caption-Text: Average annual utility costs for homes and apartments:
G255	January 13th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Census predicts ethnic face of the nation in 100 years	Caption-Headline: Another century of growth Caption-Text: The Census Bureau estimates the U.S. population will more than double in 100 years. But even the Census Bureau admits these long-range projections are far from exact. That's why it releases low and high population estimates, based on different assumptions about birth, death and immigration rates each year. The middle estimates are considered the most likely. The estimates in millions, by year.
G256	January 18th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Black, white income gap Caption-Text: Median household income for blacks and whites in 1968, the year Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, compared with 1998.
G257	January 20th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Comparison shopping Caption-Text: About 15% of all crash-repair parts used (fenders, hoods, etc.) are generic - not made by the original automakers of their designated suppliers. Price of a generic vs. original hood for these cars:
G258	January 24th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Aluminum vs. steel: Which is better? Sub-Headline: Industries clash as carmakers lighten up	Caption-Headline: Weighing in Caption-Text: The average automobile in 1999 weighted 3,274 pounds, down from 3,570 pounds in 1978. The use of lighter materials, including aluminum, has contributed to the shift. Percentage of vehicle weight that is:
G259	January 26th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Seton Hall fire reveals reluctance to install sprinklers in dorms	Caption-Headline: Lukewarm response Caption-Text: Dorms, sorority houses and fraternity houses have done less to install sprinklers than low-rise hotels and motels.
G260	January 28th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Number of teens using tobacco called alarming	Caption-Headline: Youth tobacco use Caption-Text: Those who used a tobacco product one or more times within 30 days of survey:
G261	February 1st, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Companies develop more uses for videoconferences	Caption-Headline: On screen Caption-Text: Annual sales of video-conferencing equipment:
G262	February 7th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: New poll shows close Senate race
G263-A	February 10th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Hotels target Generation X Sub-Headline: Young travelers demand high-tech services, amenities Continuation-Headline: Travel industry woos Gen X	Caption-Headline: GenXers value high-tech perks Caption-Text: High-tech amenities, entertainment and some services are more important to Generation X business travelers -- those under age 35 -- than baby boomers. Attributes that business travelers consider extremely or very desirable:
G263-B	February 10th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Hotels target Generation X Sub-Headline: Young travelers demand high-tech services, amenities Continuation-Headline: Travel industry woos Gen X	Caption-Headline: GenXers value high-tech perks Caption-Text: High-tech amenities, entertainment and some services are more important to Generation X business travelers -- those under age 35 -- than baby boomers. Attributes that business travelers consider extremely or very desirable:
G263-C	February 10th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Hotels target Generation X Sub-Headline: Young travelers demand high-tech services, amenities Continuation-Headline: Travel industry woos Gen X	Caption-Headline: GenXers value high-tech perks Caption-Text: High-tech amenities, entertainment and some services are more important to Generation X business travelers -- those under age 35 -- than baby boomers. Attributes that business travelers consider extremely or very desirable:
G265	February 17th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Co-workers offering more than support Continuation-Headline: Ethical questions arise over living gifts	Caption-Headline: More kidneys provided by non-related, living donors
G266	February 24th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Fewer hold two jobs Caption-Text: The percentage of employed Americans who held more than one job declined in 1999. The change:
G269	March 2nd, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Broadband battle could halt tech stock's climb	Caption-Headline: Price pressure Caption-Text: Demand for long-distance telecommunications capacity is expected to grow dramatically, but so it supply. Expect predatory pricing by carriers to upset investors, delight customers.
G270	March 3rd, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Tug-of-war over the budget surplus	Caption-Headline: The surplus is shrinking the debt, but Social Security will worsen without reform Caption-Text: Using the Social Security surplus to pay down debt won't keep the program solvent over the next 40 years as baby boomers retire. None of the candidates proposes benefit cuts of higher taxes needed to guarantee Social Security's long-term health.
G271	March 9th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Few have high-speed Net links Caption-Text: Share of online households with fast Web connections via cable modems and phone digital subscriber lines (DSL):
G272	March 10th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Income disparity Caption-Text: Median weekly income of full-time male and female workers, by age group:
G273	March 13th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Can't candidates get along? Luckily, no	Caption-Headline: More voters at GOP polls Caption-Text: Many of the 20 states that have help Republican presidential contests this year had record voter turnouts. Here is a look at how some compare:
G274	March 15th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Women hold they key Sub-Headline: In a close race, female vote might deliver victory Continuation-Headline: Male voters are solidly behind Bush	Caption-Headline: Men for Bush, women for Gore
G277	March 21st, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Fewer pupils per teacher Caption-Text: Past and projected pupils-to-teacher ratios in the average U.S. elementary and secondary schools:
G278	March 28th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Study adds to doubts about acid-rain law Sub-Headline: Chemical levels still climbing in lakes, report says	Caption-Headline: Acid rain emissions Caption-Text: Sulfur dioxide emissions continue to decline, but nitrogen oxide emissions have increased slightly. Two-thirds of the sulfur dioxide comes from power plants, while more than half of the nitrogen oxide pollution comes from vehicles.
G279	March 29th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Fear keeps up as DNA science speeds forward Sub-Headline: Britain's system is far more advanced than the USA's. American privacy advocates are thankful for that.	Caption-Headline: Britain's DNA database Caption-Text: The United Kingdom's national DNA database system began operation in April 1995. The database compares DNA samples from Britons who are suspects in a crime, including those arrested, with DNA collected at crime scenes. The DNA profiles of those eliminated as criminal suspects are removed from the database. Growth of the system:
G280-B	March 31st, 2000	USA Today					Headline: New vistas for Hollywood Sub-Headline: Despite their numbers, Latinos have yet to conquer the big screen Continuation-Headline: Small studios true pioneers	Caption-Headline: Latino-themed films stand and deliver Caption-Text: A sampling of English-language films focusing on Latinos during the past 15 years indicates that -- with a couple of notable exceptions -- more movies about that ethnic group succeed than fail.
G280-D	March 31st, 2000	USA Today					Headline: New vistas for Hollywood Sub-Headline: Despite their numbers, Latinos have yet to conquer the big screen Continuation-Headline: Small studios true pioneers	Caption-Headline: Latino-themed films stand and deliver Caption-Sub-Headline: Acting Caption-Text: Breakdown of roles in TV and theatrical releases for minorities:
G281	April 3rd, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Youth tobacco use Caption-Text: Percentage of male and female middle school students who have used these tobacco products within the 30 days before the National Youth Tobacco Survey:
G282	April 4th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Teen tobacco use Caption-Text: Percentage of male and female high school students who have used these tobacco products within the 30 days before the National Youth Tobacco Survey:
G283	April 7th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Looking for a tax break? You'll need a trained guide	Caption-Headline: Taxing times Caption-Text: Since 1992, the time it takes an average taxpayer to fill various forms has increased substantially, according to IRS estimates. Here's how long it takes to keep records, learn and then prepare some of the most common tax forms:
G285	April 10th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: In the end, people just need more room Sub-Headline: Americans' expanding backsides are behind a trend toward wider, more comfortable seating in public areas	Caption-Headline: Majority are overweight Caption-Text: An increasing percentage of Americans ages 20-74 are overweight, even obese:
G286	April 12th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Waiting on weddings Caption-Text: Couples are marrying later. The median age of men and women who tied the knot for the first time in 1970 and 1998:
G287	April 12th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Vulgar content on TV rises, despite industry vows, V-chip	Caption-Headline: Trash TV Caption-Text: The use of foul language on network programming has skyrocketed over the past decade.
G289	April 18th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Army sees leaders of the future leaving today Sub-Headline: Service fights to hold on to junior officers	Caption-Headline: Dissatisfaction among young Army officers Caption-Text: Percentage who intend to stay / leave current active-duty Army careers:
G290	April 18th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: How clutter stacks up Caption-Text: How workers say they save things:
G291	April 19th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Japan undergoes e-makeover Sub-Headline: Internet economy changes traditional rules of business	Caption-Headline: Japan's e-commerce sales Caption-Text: Japan is the second-largest community in the world after the USA. A look at the country's e-commerce sales.
G292	April 24th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Almost all Americans believe in miracles	Caption-Headline: Moving up, lagging behind Caption-Text: While more women are working in top-level positions in corporate America, the income disparity between the sexes remains.
G293	April 25th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Fundraising doubles Sub-Headline: GOP, Dems in 'soft money' race	Caption-Headline: Soft money record Caption-Text: Amounts raised in the first 15 months of the two-year cycles:
G296	May 3rd, 2000	USA Today					Headline: ABC, Time Warner truce signals a new era for viewers	Caption-Headline: Finally, there's competition Caption-Text: Subscriptions to satellite television services, which compete against cable, have more than doubled in the past five years:
G297	May 10th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Facts bridge false pay gap	Caption-Headline: Moms at work Caption-Text: The average number of hours per week worked by women with children age 6 to 17 has increased:
G298-A	May 11th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Women no longer a blip on computer screen Sub-Headline: If numbers are indicative, every day is mothers' day	Caption-Headline: Net enters daily life, bolsters relationships Caption-Sub-Headline: Percentage of USA using the Internet Caption-Text: In the past six months, 9 million women have gone online for the first time. That's nearly 10% of the adult women in the USA, and they're using the Net more than men to maintain family ties:
G299	May 12th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Why Million Mom March can rally nation against guns	Caption-Headline: Women take a harder stand Caption-Text: Thirty-three per cent of women have a fun in the household, compared with 43% of men. Women are more inclined toward gun control than are men.
G301	May 16th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Phone service complaints hit record Sub-Headline: Competition ebbing, some critics say	Caption-Headline: Phone company complaints Caption-Text: Consumer complaints against all U.S. phone carriers jumped for the first six months of 1999, vs. the same period a year earlier.
G303	May 19th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: 30-something and single on the rise Caption-Text: Between 1970 and 1998, the proportion of people age 30 to 34 who had never married more than tripled.
G304	May 19th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Invigorated Bush bounces back Sub-Headline: After faltering in February, campaign regains footing. But governor's team is maintaining combat-readiness.	Caption-Headline: Bush holds lead Caption-Text: Since Vice President Gore and Texas Gov. George W. Bush wrapped up their parties' presidential nominations on March 14, Bush has built and maintained a modest lead in most national polls of voters' preferences. But most poll results are within the margin of error, which is +/-3 to +/-5 percentage points:
G306	May 22nd, 2000	USA Today					Headline: $6,700 an hour? Lawyer's tobacco-suit fees invite revolt	Caption-Headline: Suits offer big payoffs for lawyers Caption-Text: Private lawyers representing 11 states in the lawsuits that led to the $246-billion national tobacco deal have walked away with mammoth fees of $10.4 billion so far. The top awards far outstrip any ever granted to trial lawyers.
G307	May 26th, 2000	USA Today					Sub-Headline: National dental healthcare plan sought	Caption-Headline: Poor's tooth decay Caption-Text: Among the findings in the surgeon general's 'Oral Health in America' report: the percentage of people who live below the poverty line who have at least one untreated, decayed tooth, compared with others:
G309	May 30th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Critics target wrong culprit as minorities' test scores lag Sub-Headline: Our view: But schools, not tests, are to blame. Some states strike a balance.	Caption-Headline: Rage gap touches all grades Caption-Text: here are the percentages of students from different racial and ethnic groups in grades 4, 8 and 12 who scored at or above proficient levels on a national reading test in 1998:
G310	May 31st, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Heroin's new fix and why it matters to you Sub-Headline: New drugs, younger addicts fuel push to shift treatment from methadone clinics	Caption-Headline: All ages improve Caption-Text: In 1997, more heroin users in every age group sought addiction treatment than in 1992. Treatment admissions for people under age 20 more than doubled in the six-year period.
G311	June 1st, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Surprise benefits in welfare reform Sub-Headline: Marriage rates, incomes rise	Caption-Headline: Income, family life better under Minn. welfare-to-work Caption-Text: Minnesota residents in a welfare-to-work program that combined jobs and cash assistance show a marked improvement in their economic and social situations. How they compare after three years with those receiving just welfare:
G312	June 16th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: $1 trillion added to federal surplus projection Sub-Headline: Dramatic hike affects debate in campaign	Caption-Headline: Federal budget surplus Caption-Text: Projections of the federal budget surplus over the next 10 years are likely to be revised upward in coming weeks:
G313	June 16th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: More dads tap into family benefits at work Sub-Headline: Fathers today say it's important to them to spend time with children	Caption-Headline: Family time or money? Caption-Text: In a survey conducted this year, younger men were the most willing to give up some pay for more time with their family:
G314	June 19th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: ROTC falls short for a fifth year	Caption-Headline: Campus ROTC units decline Caption-Text: Number of Reserve Office Training Corps units on college campuses:
G315-A	June 19th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Services strive for ways to increase students' participation in ROTC	Caption-Headline: ROTC programs failing Caption-Text: Since 1995, ROTC programs have not commissioned the targets number of officers for either the Army or the Navy. The shortfall in each service branch each year:
G315-B	June 19th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Services strive for ways to increase students' participation in ROTC	Caption-Headline: ROTC programs failing Caption-Text: Since 1995, ROTC programs have not commissioned the targets number of officers for either the Army or the Navy. The shortfall in each service branch each year:
G316	June 22nd, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Tobacco-industry largesse keeps Congress in check Sub-Headline: Our view: Leaders back bills that block funds for lawsuit against industry.	Caption-Headline: Donations roll in Caption-Text: Contributions from tobacco companies and tobacco-related interests to candidates and national-party campaign committees:
G319	June 29th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Hollywood re-scripts book deals Sub-Headline: What looks good on paper doesn't always sell at box office Continuation-Headline: Moviegoers must relate	Caption-Headline: Not all succeed Caption-Text: With some exceptions, the box office has not been kind to many recent movies adapted from books.
G320	July 5th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Women gain in board seats Caption-Text: Fortune 500 companies with these number of female directors on their boards:
G321-A	July 6th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Does Pig Pen have a way to better health? Sub-Headline: Excessive cleanliness, city living might be leaving us susceptible to allergies Continuation-Headline: The absence of nature is risky	Caption-Headline: Rural vs. urban Caption-Text: Comparison of allergy and asthma symptoms in rural vs. urban Kenyan schoolchildren:
G321-B	July 6th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Does Pig Pen have a way to better health? Sub-Headline: Excessive cleanliness, city living might be leaving us susceptible to allergies Continuation-Headline: The absence of nature is risky	Caption-Headline: Asthma: The impact of moving from a primitive island to a developed one Caption-Text: A study comparing asthma prevalence in Tokelauan children who remained on Tokelau with that of Tokelauan children who have moved to New Zealand:
G322	July 10th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Mississippi uses prosperity to fix itself up Sub-Headline: Benefits of boom go to poor state's schools, roads	Caption-Headline: How Mississippi spends Caption-Text: Mississippi spent $3,150 per person in 1998 on state services. Areas that received the largest sums in 1998, compared with the U.S. average:
G323	July 10th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: N.Y.'s tax-cutting campaign boosts its image Sub-Headline: Economic climate heats up business	Caption-Headline: N.Y. taxes drop Caption-Text: New York state's tax collection per $1,000 of personal income dropped from 1990 through 1998
G325	July 12th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Large drivers demand safety belts fit for all Sub-Headline: Car restraints built on health data 40 years out of date Continuation-Headline: Belts too small for some to wear	Caption-Headline: Americans put on weight Caption-Text: We've grown more overweight in the past 40 years, but national seat belt standards haven't changed since 1960. Percentage of overweight Americans ages 20-74:
G326	July 17th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Massive verdict tells Tobacco public is fed up with lies Sub-Headline: Our view: Jury warns that protecting profits at expense of health can be fatal.	Caption-Headline: Tobacco stocks tumble Caption-Text: Already embroiled in the state lawsuits in 1998 and under increasing scrutiny from the Food and Drug Administration, tobacco stocks have continued to slide:
G327	July 18th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Gore pulls even with Bush, poll shows Sub-Headline: Difference comes from swing- vote supporters	Caption-Headline: Gore picks up independent voters
G329	July 21st, 2000	USA Today					Headline: S. Korea's new pastime: E-trading Sub-Headline: On the job or at a cafe, many Koreans are clicking away	Caption-Headline: E-commerce on way to explosive growth Caption-Text: E-commerce is expected to boom in South Korea the next five years. Projected e-commerce revenue through 2005:
G330	July 24th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Facing Mother Nature's fury Sub-Headline: Despite danger and potential cost, people 'build castles in the sand'	Caption-Headline: Tropical storms, hurricanes more frequent Caption-Text: Since 1995, the number of Atlantic tropical storms and hurricanes has risen sharply. Forecasters say this signals the end of two and a half relatively quiet decades. The number of coastal counties declared federal disaster areas jumped from 41 in the early 1990s to 148 in the late 1990s.
G332	July 27th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Households divvy financial chores Caption-Text: Financial responsibilities men and women say they handle in their household:
G333	July 28th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Poll: Bush up by 11 points	Caption-Headline: Bush lead widens
G334	July 31st, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Lights! Camera! Action? Yes, but with muffled voices Sub-Headline: Our view: A last bit of suspense (and reform) dies. And other convention notes.	Caption-Headline: Convention audience drops Caption-Text: Here's the percentage of registered voters who say they don't plan to watch the political conventions this year and the percentage of voters who gave the same answer to an identical question in 1996:
G335	July 31st, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Do conventions still rate big TV coverage? Sub-Headline:	Caption-Headline: Networks cut TV time Caption-Text: Hours of coverage of the Democratic and Republican conventions on network TV vs. cable.
G337	August 8th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Golden years bleak for divorcees Sub-Headline: Many retire into poverty, but it doesn't have to be that way Continuation-Headline: Financial security starts with good settlement	Caption-Headline: How to get pension benefits from your ex-spouse Caption-Sub-Headline: The long-term cost of divorce Caption-Text: Divorced women's retirement savings fall well below other retirees' nest eggs. Average monthly retirement income, based on marital status:
G338	August 8th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Artificial turf's popularity dwindles Caption-Text: The number of artificial turf playing fields in baseball has been steadily decreasing in the past 10 years. When PNC Park replaces Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh next year, it will bring the total number of artificial playing surfaces in baseball to six. Playing surfaces in 1990 compared with projections for 2001:
G339	August 8th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Drug trials vex medical ethics Sub-Headline: Academic experts put testing by private companies under a microscope	Caption-Headline: Private firms do most testing Caption-Text: Drugmakers are increasingly turning away from academic medical centers (AMCs) to private firms, often so-called contract research organizations (CROs), to do the testing on drugs' safety and effectiveness. A look at how the share or work on clinical projects has changed over the past decade.
G341	August 10th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: More small firms have same-sex benfits Caption-Text: Large (500+ workers) vs. small (10-499 workers) employers that include same-sex domestic partners as dependents in their health plans:
G342	August 11th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: On the fore front Sub-Headline: Tiger Woods has fired up kids' imaginations. By the thousands, youngsters are teeing up to learn the suddenly cool sport of golf. Continuation-Headline: With Tiger atop the leader board, a golfers' 'revolution' has begun	Caption-Headline: Kids in the fore Caption-Sub-Headline: Beginning golfers
G343	August 14th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: DirecTV stays step ahead of cable Sub-Headline: Satellite titan is leading the way in digital, interactive TV Continuation-Headline: Satellite system has speed on its side	Caption-Headline: Satellites creeping up on cable Caption-Sub-Headline: ... as satellite market share grows
G344	August 16th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Russia still rules gymnastics Caption-Text: The gymnasts who will lead the USA at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney will be determined at trials beginning Thursday in Boston. Countries that have won the most Olympic medals in gymnastics (men's and women's):
G345	August 21st, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Gore rebounds, inches ahead of Bush	Caption-Headline: Race tightens again
G346	August 22nd, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Politics snares court hopes of minorities and women Sub-Headline: Federal judges are more diverse, but minority nominees still twice as likely to be rejected Continuation-Headline: Dems blame GOP politics	Caption-Headline: Federal judge profile Caption-Text: Among federal judges, percentages who are minorities or women:
G347	August 23rd, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Soft landing or touch and go? Sub-Headline: Fed leaves rates unchanged; analysts debate whether the economy has slowed enough Continuation-Headline: Is this what a soft landing feels like?	Caption-Headline: One year later, little changed -- except funds rate Caption-Text: Economists differ over ow Fed policy ultimately affects the economy. Here's a look at how some key indicators have performed since the Fed began tightening in June 1999:
G348	August 24th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Diabetes rate soars for American in their 30s Sub-Headline: Weight gain, lack of exercise bring disease on faster	Caption-Headline: Diabetes cases grow Caption-Text: Percent of total population that has been diagnosed with diabetes:
G349	August 25th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Personal finance software gets even smarter Sub-Headline: Money, Quicken make money easier to manage	Caption-Headline: Money vs. Quicken Caption-Text: Intuit's Quicken has easily outsold Microsoft's Money. Here's how they stack up, in unit sales:
G350	August 30th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Malls are still most popular for school shopping Caption-Text: Where parents (amount they plan to spend: $424) vs. back-to-schoolers ages 12 to 17 (average contribution: $124) expect to do most of their school shopping:
G351	August 31st, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Parties are losing people power Sub-Headline: GOP, Dems raising record amounts, but fewer voters say they can relate	Caption-Headline: Voters shift away from parties Caption-Text: The percentage of people who identify themselves as Republicans or Democrats has fallen. Party identification through the years:
G352-A	September 6th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Kitchen buying changes in 1990s Caption-Sub-Headline: Since 1993, households with traditional kitchenware decreased ... Caption-Text: Percent of households with item on hand:
G352-B	September 6th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Kitchen buying changes in 1990s Caption-Sub-Headline: ... while newcomers gained in popularity Caption-Text: Percent of households with item on hand:
G353	September 11th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Retirees get younger every day, thanks to smart planning Sub-Headline: 401(k)s unlock golden years for many well before age 60 Continuation-Headline: Retiring can open door to new, fun work	Caption-Headline: Retiring early Caption-Text: Generation Xers are the most optimistic about their chances for retiring before they turn 60.
G356	September 15th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Salary disparity shrinking but not gone Caption-Text: The gap between the median earnings of men and women with equal education is narrowing but has not closed:
G357	September 18th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Taped Olympics lagging in the TV ratings	Caption-Headline: Atlanta beats Sydney Caption-Text: 56 million people saw all or part of NBC's telecast of Friday's opening ceremonies, making I the most-watched of an overseas' opening. On Saturday, viewership slipped on the first full day.
G358	September 18th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Older adults are TV viewers Caption-Text: The average number of minutes adults ages 55 and older spend daily on the following media:
G359	September 18th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Knowing the score doesn't stop fans' fervor	Caption-Headline: Games sites clicking Caption-Text: Internet traffic has increased with the start of the Olympics at the official Web sites.
G360	September 25th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Outrage over tires brings good news on rollovers	Caption-Headline: SUVs pose higher risk Caption-Text: In fatal, single-vehicle crashes, the rollover death rate in all types of SUVs has remained more than twice as high as in passenger cars since 1993.
G361-B	September 27th, 2000	USA Today						Caption-Headline: Demographic medians of household income Caption-Sub-Headline: Education Caption-Text: The median household income - meaning half earn more, half earn less - rose to $40,816 in 1999, up 2.7% from 1998. Median incomes for various groups:
G362	September 27th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Pension plans change with time Caption-Text: Hybrid pension plans - mostly cash balance plans - are growing in popularity. Pension plans offered by Fortune 100 companies:
G365	October 4th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Diversity on board increases Caption-Text: Racial and ethnic minorities are now on 65% of all corporate boards at Fortune 500 companies. Boards with one of more of these minorities, today vs. five years ago:
G367	October 17th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Social Security dispute itself is radical Sub-Headline: Candidates' plans reflect widely different views of government's role in saving troubled system Continuation-Headline: After years as an untouchable issue, Social Security now up for debate	Caption-Headline: Payroll taxes won't keep up with benefits Caption-Text: The declining workers-to-beneficiaries ratio could translate into a Social Security deficit within 20 years...
G368	October 19th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: What one donor got for $6.6M: Nothing Sub-Headline: Civic duty, not favors or self- interest, motivates some big political contributors Continuation-Headline: 'I neither want power nor need anybody ... to make life better for me'	Caption-Headline: The soft touch Caption-Text: Law and regulatory changes in the late 1970s opened wide loopholes in the ban on political contributions from corporations and unions, and created a way around the limits on individual contributions that were established in the 1974 Federal Campaign Act. Since then, political parties' soft-money fundraising and spending has grown steadily.
G369	October 19th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Boeing gain altitude on rival Sub-Headline: Airbus gets attention but not as many jet orders	Caption-Headline: Boeing vs. Airbus: Airplane orders
G371	October 24th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Vouchers enter second decade Sub-Headline: Milwaukee finds no easy answers in school choice Continuation-Headline: Issues loom large in election year	Caption-Headline: Test scores rise Caption-Text: Percentage of fourth-graders scoring at or above proficiency on the Wisconsin Knowledge and Concept Examination:
G372	October 24th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Online, operations raise eyebrows Sub-Headline: Many plastic surgeons want to nip budding bidding on the Web	Caption-Headline: Plastic surgery boosted by botox Caption-Text: Number of procedures performed by surgeons certified by the American Board of Medical Specialties
G373	November 3rd, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Marathon campaign for N.Y. nears finish line Sub-Headline: Outcome of close contest depends on voter turnout	Caption-Headline: Polls favor Clinton Caption-Text: Most recent polls show Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton with a narrow lead over Republican Rick Lazio.
G374	November 3rd, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Election control environmental direction	Caption-Headline: Water quality in the USA Caption-Text: Runoff from city streets and agricultural fields -- so-called non-point source pollution -- is the source of about 60% of the USA's water pollution. But that runoff is not strictly regulated under the Clean Water Act. Water-quality ratings under the EPA's inventory in 1998:
G375	November 8th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Cadillac rejoins race for No. 1 in luxury Sub-Headline: Taste for trucks scrambles final heat	Caption-Headline: Fancy car, truck sales Caption-Text: Sales of luxury trucks have soared while luxury car sales remain steady.
G376	November 21st, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Leader, product woes crunch Chrysler Sub-Headline: Automaker sees sliding sales, unhappy employees	Caption-Headline: Chrysler out in front with incentives Caption-Text: Chrysler incentives were ahead of other Detroit automakers last month.
G377	November 24th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Will anyone fix this ridiculous voting system? Sub-Headline: Our view: The next president can. It should be his first priority.	Caption-Headline: How every vote is counted Caption-Text: One slowly is new voting technology being deployed. Percentage of registered voters using:
G378	November 24th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Airlines find it hard to spread wings at crowded La Guardia	Caption-Headline: Newark and Kennedy are better Caption-Text: La Guardia is well behind other New York-area airports for on- time flight arrivals and departures by major airlines:
G379	November 29th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Spotlight shines on Schrempp Sub-Headline: DaimlerChrysler CEO put to test with lawsuit, sliding stock	Caption-Headline: A look at Chrysler and its parent Caption-Text: Chrysler's profit per vehicle has been dropping.
G380	December 6th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Million-dollar homes selling at record pace Sub-Headline: But buyers getting less for their money Continuation-Headline: A slowing economy is having little impact on high-end home sales	Caption-Headline: Million-dollar home sales soar Caption-Text: Buyers this year smashed records for homes sold for more than $1 million. The analysis is based on sales of residential real estate recorded with local governments across the USA.
G381	December 8th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: What happens after the Band-Aids run out? Sub-Headline: Medical costs are rising and insurance premiums could jump 20% -- signs that managed care isn't working Continuation-Headline: HMO	Caption-Headline: Health spending Caption-Text: Actual spending on health care this year was $350 billion less than the Congressional Budget office forecast.
G382	December 8th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Future will see new cost controls Sub-Headline: Wide range of coverage, spending accounts in store	Caption-Headline: HMO earnings per share Caption-Text: Third quarter, fully diluted
G383	December 13th, 2000	USA Today						Caption-Headline: Aging population faces care crisis Caption-Sub-Headline: ... but they will have fewer offspring to care for them Caption-Text: Two trends in the next 30 years -- an America growing older, on average, and baby boomers having fewer children -- are the forces driving a crisis in eldercare.
G385	December 18th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Too-bright spotlight burns female CEOs Sub-Headline: Many firms faring poorly now, but women pay dearly	Caption-Headline: Few new women in corporate power Caption-Text: The number of female corporate officials has slightly increased since 1995. Fortune 500 positions:
G386	December 20th, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Genetically altered food: Women more skeptical
G387	December 22nd, 2000	USA Today Snapshots						Caption-Headline: Endangered animals here, abroad
G388	December 26th, 2000	USA Today					Headline: Criticism falls upon NHTSA of mid-1990s Sub-Headline: Safety agency cut back on new investigations under former chief Martinez	Caption-Headline: NHTSA changed its focus in 1990s with mixed results ... Caption-Sub-Headline: ... few defect investigations were opened ... Caption-Text: Though Americans are driving more miles every year, the fatality rate, based on vehicle miles traveled, decreased less from 1993 to 1999 than during the previous two presidential administrations.