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News Archives from March 9, 2002:
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Months After Sept. 11, Bush to Give Strategy for Intensified War on Terror
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Sept. 11 May Become New York Holiday
Ridge in Boston Pledges More Money for Homeland Security
Reporter describes how would-be bomber was kept from killing his wife and family
The
Administration: U.S. Seen as Likely to Stay on Collision Path With Iraq
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Plea
to Clinton Long Weighed for Fugitive, E-Mail Shows
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How Jesse Jackson Puts Family First
Indian Bureau in Clinton casino
Nixon tapes include outlandish remarks
Virginia assembly OKs bill barring gun bans
After much debate, Democrats join Republicans in supporting war -- in word, at least
Ridge Close to Unveiling New Terror Alert System
Bush
Is Winning War There, but He Continues to be Attacked at Home
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French judge investigates bombing plot
Philippines: Hostage reads rants of captors on air
U.S. offers Macedonia substantial aid package
.MILF And Abu Sayyaf Says Ready For US Troops
Security situation in Afghanistan; Britain may hand over ISAF charge to Turkey
Allied
Forces Continue Assault on Al Qaeda in Afghan Mountains
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Afghan Forces To Widen Hunt : Regional Push Against Al Qaeda Planned
Pakistan steps up defence ties with France, China
India: Muslims have no locus standi over undisputed land
Pakistan Offers to Withdraw Troops First
Pakistan Ready to Ink Extradition Pact with India
Bush for creating conditions for talks; Pak, India asked to withdraw troops
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
(Sat./22:45) Terrorist bombing in Jerusalem
(Sat./20:50) Terrorist gunmen kill 1, wound 37 in Netanya
Redrawing
the Map : It's pointless to talk "peace" when Arabs seek to
destroy Israel
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Israelis
Kill 36 After an Arab Kills 5
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U.S.
Envoy's Return Is a Setback for Sharon
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Israeli troops kill dozens in reply to Palestinians
Zinni, Cheney Prepare To Visit Mideast As US Blasts ‘Violence’
17-Month
Toll Matches Earlier Uprising
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Retreat
of Afghan Allies Forced G.I.'s to Take Lead in Fighting
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French soldier hurt in Afghan blast
Manley thanks U.S. for airlift
Canadian troops describe ordeal as ammunition depot burns, explodes
Allies Eye Al-Qaida Supply Routes
Longer-term strategy: upgrading proxy forces
Injured peacekeepers in Germany
U.S. navy fighter crashes on return from Afghan mission
U.S. Tries A Different Strategy : The Shahikot Strategy
Wounded
Soldiers Recall Tenacious Enemy Attack
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U.S. Works Up Plan for Using Nuclear Arms
Muslim
Group Sues Over Frozen Assets, Saying U.S. Violated Rights
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Jobless rate drops, aiding U.S. recovery
Jonah Goldberg : No reason for the unreasonable
