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News Archives from May 19, 2002:
US | World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
9/11 uproar eases as Bush advisers continue damage control
Report: NYC Water Vulnerable To Attack
Bush Won't Ease Hard-Line On Cuba
Study suggests 7 percent of New Yorkers affected by Sept. 11
Americans historically trade liberties for security, pollsters say
Support for president remains high despite Democrat allegations and media innuendo
Aerial Photos on Web Spur Terror Fears
The CIA Rebuilds on War Footing
Future Attack By Al-Qa’eda “Almost A Certainty”
California's
high court OK's censorship of political speech
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access.
Critics worry too many airport workers bypass security
On Campus, Middle East Tensions
FBI Memo's Details Add to Questions
Jewish students hit by rise in campus hate crimes
Shelby says FBI was 'asleep or inept, or both'
Bush response to clues found adequate in poll
Man detained after blast at Quebec synagogue
Taliban-style Islamic government trying to tighten decorum without losing tourists
Explosion damages door, shatters windows at Quebec City's lone synagogue
No Sanctuary in War-Torn Columbian Village
Clashes During Demo Against Mosque Construction in Spain
UK angry at US rights criticism
EU Agrees on Destinations of Exiles
In Britain, Hi-tech ID card may curb migrants
Poisoned letter kills Chechen warlord
Bin Laden film vows revenge on the UK
French villagers blame violence on refugee center
Asylum-seekers vanish in Britain
Afghans
Say 5 Killed in a U.S. Raid Were Farmers
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On the Trail of the Man Behind Taliban's Air Fleet
U.S. concerned about Afghan heroin
Nighttime Curfew Lifted in Kandahar
Indian Paramilitary Forces Put Under Army Command
Pakistan Warns India Against 'Hot Pursuit'
Qazi speaks out, 4 killed in Kashmir
India PM Meets Opposition Leader
India plots next move as Kashmir fighting escalates
India- Pakistan tensions rise; envoy expelled
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
23:33 Booby-trapped car found near southern junction
22:58 Internal Security report: Police carried out over 1,500 wiretaps in 2000
21:44 IDF tanks spotted moving into Ramallah, Tulkarm
Why Israel's 'seruvniks' say enough is enough
Bomb Blast in Netanya, Two Israelis Killed, About 40 Injured
One killed, 58 injured in suicide bombing in Netanya market
7,000 Palestinians Detained in Israeli Prisons
Arafat To Discuss Elections, Refuses Ministers’ Resignation Threat
Peres Outlines Mideast Peace Plan
Sharon is warned of assassination plot by radical Jews
Israel's Economy Hit by Recession
Yasser Arafat to convene rare meeting of the Palestinian election committee today
Green
Berets Land in Georgia for 2-Year Training Program
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U.S. Special Forces Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
U.S. Builds Military Base Near Iran Border
U.S. Troops Help Filipino Soldiers
Coalition's Afghan Airstrikes Kill Ten
U.S. bioterrorism plan inadequate
EPA blasted over World Trade Center cleanup program
Plan to eliminate smallpox virus dropped
Case linking North Carolina to Hizbullah begins Monday
Question
Raised About Latest Bin Laden Video
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South Florida Terrorism Suspects Indicted
Al Qaeda threats vague, but may signal new plan for attacks
New Osama Video Released; Supporters Claim Filmed 2 Months Ago
Leader says al Qaeda regroups, targets U.S. soon
Terrorism insurance dries up for owners of high-profile sites
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