Last updated on 11/18/01.
News Archives from October 17, 2001:
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Airport
Towers are Vulnerable, according to Air Traffic Controller Union
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Cheney to make first New York visit since attacks
Veteran film director Robert Altman has blames Hollywood for terror
"We will not be intimidated," says Bush in Sacramento
President Thanks Children for Contributions
Oracle meeting with Ashcroft about plan for national ID card
Farrakhan asks for proof of bin Laden's guilt
IslamOnline: New Bill to Overthrow Taliban Regime, Barbara Lee in Opposition
Bush Predicts War on Terrorism to Last 2 Years
Des Moines, Iowa local charities suffer from concentration on NY tragedy
House Passes Terror Finance Bill
California: Berkely City Council, Barbara Lee's New Ally
Pakistani Student Making Anti-American Comments Arrested in Alabama
Rejecting talk of schism, most Jewish leaders back Bush
FAA to Ease Restrictions Grounding Small Aircraft
Bush
Leaving for APEC Summit Today, stop in Sacramento
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Anthrax Scare spur Lott to seek Adjournment of Congress
CNN to ask bin Laden 6 Questions
NY Governor Pataki floating the idea of delaying tax cuts for New York
Anti-Terrorism Bill Stalled by House-Senate Disputes
Ontario man faces ID theft charge, stolen property belonging to WTC victim
Putin says Justice will Find Terrorists
Russia Opposes Future Taliban Role in Afghanistan
Pakistan Seizes more of Taliban's Assets
Sinn Fein hints IRA will make arms move
Russia to dismantle its bases in Cuba and Vietnam to raise funds for military
Italian Missionary Kidnapped in Southern Philippines
Protests fail to attract the public in Lahore, Pakistan
Powell's visit disappoints Pakistan's business community
UK Charity pulls plans to send small packets of lavender-scented bath salts
EU ready to seize Mugabe assets
India and Pakistan trade accusations as Powell leaves
Arafat Demands Arrest of Israeli Minister's Assassin
Killing
of Israeli Tourism Minister may bring Halt to Talks
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PacNews: India to lease 4 nuclear war planes from Russia
Pakistan: Survey Shows 78% Support Musharraf
Sharon Furious over Killing of Israeli Tourism Minister
Netherlands Arrests Terror Suspects
Powell:
United States and India united on war against terrorism
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Pakistan offers to support a long campaign
Israeli Tourism Minister Assassinated
United States may waive China sanctions in hopes of attaining cooperation
Analysis: Kashmir threat to coalition
Pakistan cleric charged with treason after calling upon followers to attack troops
Massacres at Hands of Taliban Confirmed
U.S. Promises Millions in New Food Aid to Afghanistan
Good morning, Kabul - U.S. appropriates Afghan radio frequency
United States and Japan discussing post-Taliban Afghanistan
Mullah
Omar Alive and Defiant, EU Supports U.S., Sees Post-War U.N. Role
Taliban Seizes UN Food Warehouses
Bin Laden expected to try to escape Afghanistan
Taliban Offers to Expel Osama bin Laden, not Requiring Proof
Rumsfield Interviewed by al-Jezeera Television
Taliban Launches Offensive from Northern Afghanistan City
Fatherless Afghan children seek revenge for Taliban's actions
U.S. hopes to attract moderates in Taliban, to cause rift
Law and Order breaking down in Afghanistan
U.S. War Planes Blaze Path for Northern Alliance to Take City
American Ground Troops may Arrive This Week
U.S. Striking Taliban Front Lines
Taliban is Rapidly Losing Ground
U.S. jets strike fuel dump in Kabul
U.S. Navy bases "under surveillance" by persons appearing to be Middle Eastern
Strikes Eviscerate Taliban Militia
Bombs and Chaos threaten Humanitarian Aid
Australia Joins War on Terror, Sending Troops
Pilots
told to Fire at Will in some Zones
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Postal Service advises of mailings that might otherwise be suspect
Florida and New York Anthrax Strains have Common Origin
Number Climbs: 31 Test Positive for Anthrax Exposure in Capitol
FDA to Publish List of Anthrax Medications
Lineup of Anthrax Cases and Exposures
US Postal Service: What to do if you Receive an Anthrax Threat
New Exposures Lead House to Shut Down 5 Days
Computer virus preys on public's fear of anthrax
Used Facial Tissue Causes Panic in Cheyenne, Wyoming
Overuse of Cipro can Breed Lethal Bacteria
29 Senate Staffers Exposed to Anthrax
Anthrax Spores found in NY Governor Pataki's Office
Anthrax hits more than 20 of Daschle's staffers
Highjackers' Credit Cards Still in Use
Credit Cards used by Hijackers Still in Use
Mohamed
Atta in Close Call in Incident at Miami Airport
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At American Media in Florida, a search for motive
Florida Dept of Law Enforcement offers up to $5000 reward for Hoax Info
Greenspan: Prospects Bright Despite Uncertainty
White House Balks at Further Bailouts for Businesses
Greenspan: Economic Impact Yet Unknown
Russia: Anthrax Cited in Florida Meat Ban
Anxiety expected to give boost to Internet shopping sites
Boeing to cut production in half; 737 hit hardest
In
Testimony, Greenspan Expected to ease Fears
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Major airlines storing mothballed jets at airfield in Mojave Desert
Rethinking the Workplace after September 11th
United Airlines Chief Exec says Airline is in Trouble
High Court Rejects Theory On Reinsurance Recovery, possible WTC implications
Feature: Germ attacks--and false alarms
Chilling view from the other side: A word with a radical Muslim fighter
Pravda: Former Green Beret says Bush is Lying
Russia: America's Economic Interests in Afghanistan
A
Fireball, a Prayer to Die, Then a Hard Battle to Live
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