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Last updated on 10/20/01.
News Archives from
October 19, 2001:
US
| World | Afghanistan | Military
| Bio/Chemical | Investigation |
Financial | Features
US
Headlines:
Polls
give Bush 90 percent approval rating
Philadelphia:
Suitcase at Center City bus terminal loaded with explosives
Fleeing
Lawmakers Get Thumbs Down
Dispatches:
America at War
Indiana
Congressman Buyer Suggests Limited Nuclear Retaliation
Campus
protesters ignite U.S. flags
Vice
president says Americans should expect more terrorist attacks
Nuclear
Alert after Credible Threat
Ridge
sees a secure U.S.
Handling
Of Attack Examined On Hill
Fear
Succeeds Where Wars Failed as House Halts Work
Carefully
Chosen Words Prepare Americans for Potential Toll in Ground War
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World
Headlines:
Russia,
United States near Agreement on issues includine Missle Defense
Russia
not an Exception in White Powder Mania
Iran:
No Taleban in Future Afghan Government
Taiwan
Boycotts APEC Meeting
India
ready to embrace Kashmiri jihad groups if they shun violence
Overt
assistance from Pakistan may bring dire consequences
Sidelining
of Islamist commanders puts Musharraf on safer ground
Political
setback for Turkey's Islamists
Powell
fails to assuage Kashmir dispute
Bin
Laden father-in-law under house arrest in Yemen
Indonesian
VP urges stop to anti-US protests
Slipping
Through Sanctions
Israel
Invades Bethlehem
France
Sets Up Radar System to Protect Major Nuclear Facility
Turkey
vows to help the West rebuild Afghanistan
EU
Could Call for Taliban Overthrow
Muslim
cleric seeking sanctuary for Mideast terrorism charges respects bin Laden
Thousands
halt traffic in Jakarta protest against U.S. campaign
U.S.
Tells Pakistan of Special Forces in Afghanistan
Jiang,
Bush Meet With Press
Hizbullah
Seen Mobilizing Biggest-Ever Military Buildup Against Israel
Pakistan
and India Exchanging Heavy Fire
Jordan
Cracks down on Islamic Militants
U.S.
rejects Iran's offer to help offensive
Pravda:
Backstage Political Struggle in Chechnya
Israeli
Tanks Move in to the West Bank
Pakistan
Says It's Ready to Hear Taliban Proposal
Nations
Across Asia Keep Watch on China
Israel
says Arafat's time is up
Danish
Foreign Minister:: Ze'evi murder same as targeted killings by Israel
Jerusalem:
Hiker killed, two wounded, in ambush
Bush
meets with Chinese President
U.S.
Military to Train Philippines Troops in Mindanao
Israeli
Plans to Assassinate Arafat Uncovered
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Afghanistan
Headlines:
Anti-Taliban
general acknowledges northern alliance receiving U.S. assistance
Taliban
Envoy Says Back From Afghanistan with Plan
Taliban
Defectors say Larger Plot foiled by Taliban
Afghan
Body Count Elusive
Chaos
as Afghans flee bombed city
US
Working With Anti-Taliban Forces
Taliban
challenge U.S. to send full force of troops
Former
Afghan PM Refuses to Join Broad-Based Government
Taliban
Envoy Says No Change on Bin Laden Stance
Aid
Group: Taliban Looted Offices
Taliban
to Offer New Truce Proposal
Islamic
Press says Aide to Bin Laden Killed by Own Grenade, not U.S. Bombing
Taliban
Shrugs Off U.S. Ground Deployment
Ethnic
Pashtuns Begin to Build A Movement Against the Taliban
U.S.
Drops 53,000 Food Packets
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Military
Headlines:
Rumsfeld
Praises Pilots, Crews
Reports
from Two Fronts
Confirmed:
U.S. Special Forces on Afghan Soil
Iran
Reports U.S. Ground Troops Inside Afghanistan
U.S.
Airstrikes Pound Afghanistan
U.S.
Intensifies Kabul Bombing
Musharraf
Refuses To Provide Support for U.S. Ground Troops
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Bio/Chemical
Headlines:
Toxic
Shock Syndrome reported in persons taking Cipro in Florida
Northwest
plane checked for anthrax
Broader
Bacteria Attack a Difficult Goal, Experts Say
Northwest
pulls sweeteners from flights
Anthrax
Is Primarily Psychological Weapon, Doctors Say
NY
Post Employee Has Skin Anthrax
Fears
of smallpox attack prompt U.S. to build vaccine stockpile
New
Mexico Postal Workers taking Precautions
Smallpox,
Ebola, Food Poisoning: CDC Warns Docs of Bioterror Outbreak
British
woman is anthrax victim
Postal
Carrier Contracts Anthrax
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Investigation
Headlines:
FBI
Arrests Queen Mary Worker in Anthrax Scare
Handwriting
analysts detect a passionate man on the edge in anthrax notes
California
Student Charged in WTC Probe
Speed
key to intelligence war
Germany
Seeks 3rd WTC Suspect
Anthrax
Probe: FBI Agents Focus on N.J. Mail Route
FBI
put Saudi pilot's small airplane under surveillance after Sept. 11 attacks
Terrorist
Hijacking Probe Slows in U.S., Shifts Overseas
Mideast
men found with video of Sears Tower
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Financial
Headlines:
Companies
Interested in Steam, Irradiation to Kill Mail Germs
Gloomy
Global Tech Sector Gets Boost From China
Stocks
Pressured by Profit Woes, Anthrax
Insurance
Price Hikes Loom
No
Quick Fix for Global Economy in Wake of Terrorist Attacks
Rolls-Royce
cuts 5,000 jobs
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Feature
Articles:
Editorial:
Show the Way, Congress
Feature:
The Real Osama
Morford:
How to feel calmly patriotic and yet not the slightest bit reassured by
Bush
Feature:
The Lies they Tell Us
Feature:
Religion is not the Enemy: Don't look at bin Laden and see Islam
U.S.
Ally a Master of Betrayal
United
Flight 93 Widow has no Fear
Feature:
Anthrax Islands Morose Legacy
That
Way Madness Lies: In Fearful Times, Hysteria Waits Right Next Door
Senator
John McCain: Do you know what Osama bin Laden will be for halloween?
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