Last updated on 11/03/01.
News Archives from November 2, 2001:
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Is America losing the war on terrorism? Critics raise doubts about strategies
New York Fire Department awards diplomas posthumously to 6 graduates
Hawaii to Offer Free Vacations to NY Rescue Workers
Hanson: War Talk: Listening to America
Fox Poll: Bush Gets High Marks for Terror Response
In the Mid-Valley of California, Sikhs Battle Misunderstanding and Confusion
Update:
Firefighters Arrested at Ground Zero Clash
Geraldo Rivera to Become War Correspondent for Fox News
Meanwhile in Alaska, a Moose Runs off With a Swing Set
Boston Symphony cancels opera about 1984 hijacking of a cruise ship
Read My Lips: 'This is not an instant gratification war,' Bush says
3 NY Firefighter Union Officials Arrested in Clash With NYPD
CA Governor Davis Announces New Bioterrorism Regulations
Bush Says Terror Network Is Unraveling
VA
Supreme Court Throws Out Cross-Burning Convictions, Cites Free Speech
A giant umbrella over ground zero so cleanup can continue through the winter?
Firefighters protest plan to reduce workers at WTC site
Michigan Senior Suspended for Wearing Vagina Costume
A new study on plans to protect White House from terrorist attack
West Nile Virus Claims Connecticut Victim
Federal Railroad Administration Official Criticizes Rail Security Bills
DoD News Briefing - Secretary Rumsfeld and Gen. Myers
Critics Blast Bush Order on Presidential Papers
Massachusetts Governor Jane Swift Exonerates 5 Executed as Witches in Salem
Bush Makes a Pitch for Teaching Patriotism to Kids
Bush
Plans Speeches With Coherent, Unified Message
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Bush
Will Offer Nuclear Cuts to Sway Russia
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NY:
Overtime for Police Since Attack Lifts Pay, and Incentive to Retire
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The Rumor Mill: September 11 spawns hoaxes and urban legends galore
"Credible Threat" of 6 Incidents on W Coast Between Nov. 2-7, Including Bridges
Angry judge orders hearing on Olson (SLA) plea deal
Iran's Foreign Minister Kamal Kharrazi Says Relations With U.S. Possible
Iran donates 8,000 volumes of books to Tajikistan's cultural centers
Mubarak (Egypt): Terrorism stops only by solving the Palestinian question
Iran
faces up to divisions over 'Great Satan'
Canada: Tobin Invokes Image of Late Father to Inspire for War on Terrorism
One year on, Turkish protesters continue hunger strike
British Forces in Training Complain That Their Radios Are Useless
Pakistan and India Are One Terror Strike From War, Experts Believe
White House knows of Pakistan aid to Taliban militia
Kuala Lumpur trio hanged for witchcraft murder
Russia's Putin calls for swift law on extremism
Seizure of boats outside Canadian limits proposed
Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs Pushes US/Canada Border Talks
What
They're Saying About the War
Northern
Ireland: Unionist Hard-Liners Derail Trimble's Return
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Shimbun: Even with the sarin attack, Japan has no terrorism clue
Indian Kashmir Violence Kills 31
Bush Finds Allies in African Leaders
Japan, Philippines in joint anti-piracy drill
War
Wins Supporters in Pakistan
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17 MPs Oppose Bombing in House of Commons, Vote to End Defeated 373 to 13
Blair Urges Islam to Take Back its Hijacked Faith
How the United States Put Saudi Arabia on The Spot
China's Jiang: Terrorism Seriously Threats International Peace and Security
Muslim World League Demands UN to Forbid Defamation of Islam
Taliban Declares Jihad on Australia, Added to List Which Includes U.S., U.K.
CS Monitor: Bringing Iran On Board
Iran Offers Tour of Former U.S. Embassy "Spy Den."
Bush continues sanctions against Sudan, citing history terrorism, human rights abuses
Czech chemical warfare unit joins U.S. war against terrorism
First Rains Bring Misery to Afghan Refugee Camps
U.S. Radio Service Brings Afghans Out of the Dark
U.N. estimates more than 100,000 Afghans sought refuge in Pakistan
Afghan Women Defy Taleban Ban on Education By Studying in Pakistan
Taleban to Execute Captured Agents of Former King
Taleban capture southern rebels, supporters of former king
Pashtun Uprising Reported in S Afghanistan; Tribal Leader Said to Lead Insurgency
Rabbi Formally Proclaims 3 Israeli Captives with Hizbullah Dead
America-Israel Unity Rally in Washington D.C. on November 7th
Suicide bomber, handler killed in missile attack
Arab Militants Vow Jihad Against Israel
Blair
Greeted by Israeli Defiance
U.S. hits tunnels, caves; weighs ground base in Afghanistan
U.S. Marines in Arabian Sea prepare for unusual challenge
Dod: Enduring Freedom Operational Update - Rear Adm. Stufflebeem
Dod: Air Force to Launch New Recruiting Campaign
DoD: Reserve Forced Called to Active Duty
Attack Submarines: Spies Of The Deep
U.S.
Helicopter Downed in Afghanistan, Crew Rescued
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United States Military Sees Afghan Winter as an Advantage
Two New U.S. Spy Planes Headed for Afghanistan
U.S. B-52 Bombers Pound Taliban Positions North of Kabul
Independent: Carpet Bombing is Losing Us the PR War and May be Futile
Pentagon to change color of food packets dropped over Afghanistan
More U.S. troops ready to enter Afghanistan, defense secretary says
Ground fire aborts U.S. landing; Rumsfeld says troops to enter Afghanistan
U.S. Fighting a Hide and Seek War in Afghanistan
Taliban Claims to Have Shot Down a U.S. Plane, No Pilot Found
Trouble
in Deploying Commandos Is Said to Hurt U.S. Air Campaign
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U.S. Warplanes Target Afghan Capital - Again
Taliban
Claims to Turn Back Major Offensive
The
"Dirty Bomb" Scenario: Talk of Radioactive Bombs and Nuclear
Safety
17th anthrax case confirmed; Officials plead for public to help find culprits
Bethesda, Maryland Faces Anthrax Scare; Field Tests Positive for Anthrax
U.S. Seeks British, Russian Anthrax Vaccine
New anthrax attack feared in Pakistan
Anthrax
scare at Riyadh airport
Positive for Anthrax: Authorities evacuated in Fayetteville Hotel
Scientists Warn U.N. on Terrorists and Nuclear Weapons
U.S. Officials Rushing to Prepare for Smallpox
3rd Case of Skin Anthrax at NY Post
Anthrax Found in Mailbox of Hamilton Township NJ Woman
Lawmakers Say Special 9/11 Fund Should Cover Anthrax Victims Too
Anthrax Found on More Postal Machines, Bacteria is Similar to Daschle Letter
Letter in Germany Tests Positive for Anthrax, 1st Case in Germany
Will Local Health Officials Know Anthrax When They See It?
New Method in Fumigating Anthrax, Chlorine Dioxide, Tried on Hart Building
Postal Service Buys Protective Masks, OSHA Halts Use
Anthrax Found in the Offices of Pakistan's Largest Newspaper in Karachi
Mail Containing White Powder Found in British Embassy in China
U.S. Supreme Court Building to Reopen, No Anthrax Found Among 440 Tested
D.C. Crisis Eases, Officials Call Off Antibiotics For Many Who Handle Mail
A
Warning From an Official About an Increased Possibility of Nuclear Terror
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Doubts About Nuclear Safety in Windham County, Vermont Nuclear Zone
Detroit Suspects: Ashcroft May Have Violated Gag Order
Britain's Nuclear Police Force Gains New Stop-and-Search Powers
Detainees keep quiet on Sept. 11 plot
Norwegian terror suspects released pending investigation
Turkish Police Arrest 5 on Al Qaeda Link
In Overheard Calls, Terrorists Spoke of Major Attack, Officials Say
FBI Resolves Questions About Hijackers
Terrorist Suspect in Arizona Ordered to Remain in Custody
6 Islamic terrorists are in U.S. carrying Israeli passports
4 Jordanians from Tampa are held as the U.S. cracks down on sham marriages
Ashcroft erred on Michigan terror links, no evidence ties Detroit men to attacks
Suspected Terrorist Camp in ASIO Investigation Links Australia, Mideast
Al Qaeda Cash Tied to Diamond Trade in Sierra Leone, Sources Say
Arrested Al Qa'ida Men Knew in Advance of September 11 Attacks
Pakistani Relative Says FBI Tortured Dead Detainee
Air Canada Asks for Federal Help
Bush Adviser Warns on Fourth Quarter, Success Depends on Stimulus Package
Bush Antitrust Gang's Surprising Activism
British hotel group Millennium & Copthorne cuts 500 jobs
Vehicle
Sales for October Were Highest Ever in U.S.
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Farmers fear financial ruin from bioterrorism
North Dakota Trolls For California Business
Red Cross returns some contributions: Plan for relief fund angers several donors
Bills Differ on Aid to Insurance Industry: House, Senate At Odds
Continental Airlines begins new charter service to Cuba
Massive
quarterly loss for United Airlines; 2nd largest carrier $1.16 billion
in red
Kranish: When Those Who Play Proxy Are Killers
Freund: The Prophets, the Process and the Promised Land-Vayera
Keane: My Job is to Report What I See, Not What People Want to Hear
Independent: Mr. Blair's Middle East Trip Was Right and Courageous
Stille:
Suddenly, Americans Trust Uncle Sam
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Jane's: The General and the Bomb
This War Is About Islam, Says Salmon Rushdie, of "The Satanic Verses" Fame
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists: After September 11
Lasswell:
How the Red Cross Botched its Post-September 11 Relief Efforts
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Noonan:
We're All Soldiers Now; Survival Tips for the New War
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Henninger:
Why September 11 is a Powerful Argument for Capital Punishment
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McFarlane:
The Tragedy of Abdul Haq; How the CIA betrayed a freedom-fighter
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Sim Osama: The Sims Take on Al Qaeda
Lowry: Quagmire Time? It's Not Another Vietnam
