Last updated on 11/18/01.
News Archives from October 16, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Ridge says America is Secure and getter Safer
Pentagon Purchasing Exclusive rights to Satellite Imagery of Afghanistan
Films on Jewish extremism join parade of cancellations
San Diego Muslims working to bridge Religious Gap
President Bush to visit Sacramento before going to China
NY Senator Urges U.S. Purchase of Generic Cipro
Detroit, MI: attacks lead to High Demand for Gun Permits
Connecticut Man Indicted in Anthrax Hoax
FBI: Terrorist Thread Undiminished
Madison, Wisconsin School Board removes ban on Pledge of Allegiance
FAA to Audit Airport Security Screeners
Ashcroft to meet with Muslim leaders about Hate Crimes
California
Strengthens Handgun Laws
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No Standing up Permitted on flights to Reagan National Airport
Scholars Clarify Fatwa on Muslims Fighting in U.S. Military
Part of U.S. Senate Building Closed
Bush
Administration Says G.O.P. Tax Cut Bill Goes Too Far
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CBS Sitcom Plot Rises From Trade Center Ruins
Iraqi President Hussein Criticizes Arab Nations for not Opposing U.S. Actions
Israeli Prime Minister Sharon endorses Palestinian State
France admits to killing Algerians during Paris protest
Former Israeli Prime Minister Barak backs Bush
Scotland Yard warns Sunday Times for attempt to buy Bioweapons on Internet
Powell Urges Kashmir Peace, India Stands Firm
Moscow: Russia Prepared to deal with Anthrax
Grenade explosion near Kashmir legislature injures 15 civilians
Pravda: Chinese Foreign Ministry denies Chinese Assistance to Taliban
Pravda: Chinese Troops to Support Taliban?
Filipino Muslims stage Protest against U.S. and UK actions in Afghanistan
Archbishop visits London mosque to foster dialogue with Muslims
Israel Willing to end Killings if Arafat Acts
3rd Hamas Member Killed in 3 Days
Arafat in London - Backs War on Terror
Palestinian Authority claims Israel did Not Ease Sanctions
Pakistan: 50 American Cruise Missles Zoom through Pakistani Airspace
Pakistan: Another chance? For Pakistan or for the United States?
Protestors Fire at Pakistani Commander's Helicopter
Musharraf: Pakistani agencies tracing Bin Laden
Advisor - Jo Moore - Apologizes for past Comments
In
Suburban Squalor Near Paris, Echoes of Jihad
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China
Adds Security for Bush's Visit
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Nigerian President Appeals to the U.S. to limit Afghan Campaign
India
agrees to Rescue U.S. Military personnel in Distress
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Alleged Intrusions into India by Bangladesh
Musharraf and Powell Discuss Role for Taliban
The al-Qaeda Network and its French Connection
US to expand military ties with Pakistan
UK: Curb urged on arms trade loophole
Kashmir clouds US-Pakistan talks
Musharraf nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Taliban militia could lose control of the strategic city Mazar-i-Sharif
Geologist claims to know where bin Laden is
UN Complains of a lack of funding for Afghan needs
Former Afghan King recognizes Pakistan's concerns
UN: Arabs contribute to increasing lawlessness in Afghanistan
Pravda: bin Laden said to be Hiding near Kandagar
Northern Alliance Claims to have Taken Airport
Afghan Loyalties a Fleeting Thing
New Pro-American Radio Station broadcasting into Afghanistan
Mazar-e-Sharif, a Strategic Target for Northern Alliance
Taliban Sniper Rifles Provided by U.S. During Afghan-USSR Strife
U.S. Pounds Afghanistan, as Anthrax Fears Mount
Pentagon: U.S. Mistakenly Hit Red Cross Warehouses
Taliban Stronghold Bombarded as U.S. Switches to Low-Level Attacks
Helicopters Reload U.S. Carrier as Raids Go On
Pentagon checking into Reports that U.S. Bombs hit Red Cross Compound
More Heavy Bombing in Afghanistan
U.S. Bombs Strike 2 Red Cross Compounds in Afghanistan
Red Cross Upset over U.S. Bombing of its Warehouse
Rumsfield Disputes Figures in Civilian Death Count
Bomb hits Red Cross office in Kabul, injuring guard
U.S. Increases Pressure on Taliban, Bolsters Pakistan
Pentagon sets sights on Taliban's Elite Brigade 55
U.S. Pounds Areas Around Kabul, Kandahar
More US Air Attacks Near Kabul, Kandahar
Special Forces Craft over Afghanistan
FBI: Hijacker-Anthrax link Coincidental
Threat Hits Home for Lawmakers And Staff
Investigation:
Looking into Possible ties between bin Laden and Anthrax
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Moscow: Health Ministry offers Aid in Fighting Anthrax
Second Woman Sick with Anthrax in Florida
Key Clues found in Anthrax cases, but Hoaxes abound
Investigation: Similarities in Letters but no Clear Link to bin Laden Terrorism
FBI has received 2,300 anthrax reports in 16 days
False Alarms a Problem Throughout the World
Box-Cutter Knives on Canadian Airliner Investigated
Investigators Scour Post Offices in Fla., N.J.
Investigation:
Looking into Possible ties between bin Laden and Anthrax
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Tapes:
"We Have Some Planes," Hijacker Told Controller
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Maryland and Virginia Tax Revenues Shrinking - Cost of Terrorism
On
a Warm Autumn Day, a Chill Wind in Louisville
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Stephen Hawkings: To avoid instinction, society must colonize space
Moscow: Jihad Meets Anti-Globalists
Moscow: Diplomacy Aside, U.S. Tragedy Strikes a Chord
Moscow: Press Freedom Under Attack in the U.S.A.
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