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News Archives from June 5, 2002:
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New Visa Restrictions Proposed
We'd rather die than take our clothes off, disaster planners say
The FBI can't connect the dots unless it can collect the dots
U.S. may register 'riskiest' visitors: fingerprints from Muslims, Middle Easterners
White House may veto Senate anti-terrorism bill
Gephardt backs force against Iraq But criticizes Bush on U.S. security
Post-9/11: Red Cross Changes Solicitations
Feds and state officials demand fuller disclosure of Red Cross finances
Czech envoy to the UN confirms that an Iraqi agent met with Mohamed Atta
Saudi credit card theft linked to terrorism
Kuwaiti Minister: Suspected Sept. 11 Planner Not Kuwaiti
Australian PM willing to discuss more terror bill changes
Africa: Crackdown On Illegal Immigrants
Maasai Villagers Give Cows to Sept 11 Victims
Sharansky, Afghan leader confer in Kazakhstan
U.S.: Substantial Number of Al Qaeda in Afghanistan
Straw tells Britons to leave India and Pakistan
India Decisively Rejects Putin's Effort on Kashmir
Pak, India adopt Almaty Act, condemning terrorism
Chambers Decry US Advice for Citizens to Leave India
Air force jets on alert to guard Indian oilfields
India considers joint monitoring of border
India, Pakistan trade nuke talk
Musharraf: S. Asia paying heavy price for standoff
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Islamic Jihad identifies Wadi Ara suicide bomber
Heavy Gunfire at Arafat's headquarters
Israeli Forces Enter Ramalla with Guns Blazing
Short-term incursions into Area A to be widened
13 soldiers among 17 killed in car bomb attack on bus in the north
White House Questions Arafat Trustworthiness and Authority
Tenet had told Arafat he's on his own if bombs continue
The last thing the Palestinians need is an election
A Palestinian terrorist is released from a non-prison
(14:46) Bomb alert in downtown Jerusalem
Q&A: Christopher Walker on the bus bomb in Israel
Israeli bus driver survives a fourth bombing
Bus driver: ‘Where was the roadblock?’
Erekat links attack to Six-Day War anniversary
Arafat and CIA Chief Tenet Discuss Security
Netanyahu: Saudis playing double game
Mubarak proposes Palestine declaration early next year
Israeli Helicopters Attack Jenin
At least 17 killed in suicide bombing in Megiddo, Israel
Islamic Jihad admits Megiddo attacK: Israeli tanks enter Jenin
Israeli Troops Enter West Bank
Ha'aretz analyst Ze'ev Schiff on the Megiddo attack
Cabinet weighs response; Livnat: no choice but keep IDF in PA areas
At least 16 dead in bus bombing in Megiddo Junction
Suicide Car Bomb Kills at Least 16 in Israel
'Hamas infrastructure badly damaged'
Sharon lobbied for meeting with Bush
Cave search yields little in eastern Afghanistan
New Commander: Afghan Fight Not Over
82nd Airborne troops to deploy to Afghanistan
Panel Overwhelmed by 9/11 Data
Congressional 9/11 Panel Overwhelmed by Information
Pakistan Drops Pearl's Wife as Prosecution Witness
Congressional probe widens: 1980's intelligence lapses, anthrax attacks
Congressional Inquiry Into 9/11 Will Look Back as Far as 1986
Mubarak: We gave US a week's warning of September 11
Khalid Shaikh Mohammed identified as 9/11 mastermind
9/11 Suspect May Be Relative of '93 Plot Leader
Report: Cole Bombed to Free Sheik
US had infiltrated Al Qaeda, official says
U.S. links Kuwaiti to both WTC attacks
Investing America’s on hold because the world’s turned upside down
Red Cross to Open Its Books on Aid After Sept. 11
It's time for President Bush to stand up to California's senators
America has two different histories of the Sixties
We’ve Only Just Begun; The pro-life movement, still in its embryonic stages
Why India and Pakistan Aren't Backing Away From the Brink
BBC Analysis: Assessing the nuclear risk
CSM: Our man ordered waffles, but paid for tools of war
