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News Archives from
October 20, 2001:
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US
Headlines:
Lackawanna
County PA gun permit applications skyrocket, worrying officials
David
Bowie opens benefit 'Concert for New York'
Teens
Charged with Terrorism in Squirt Gun Prank
Hawaii
Army National Guard and Army Reservists called to Active Duty
Alaska
Air Guard Members Called to Active Duty
Abandoned
clarinet incites bomb scare
New
Political Environment Pushes Aside 'Green' Issues'
Middle
School Student Faces Possible Federal Charges in Prank
Worries
about Bombing Afghan Civilians Deepen in U.S. Muslim Community
NY
Police Enjoying Improved Community Relations since September 11th
Few
background checks on Saudis coming to U.S.
Paul
McCartney hands out concert tickets at NY firehouses
U.S.
Ambassador to Lebanon Battle Denies top Hizbullah Men on Terrorist List
The
Text of President Bush's Address to APEC
Bush
Warns of More Casualties
US
Media Battle takes on Added Importance
This
is not the American way to be on the outside looking in at the White House
New
York Emergency Workers report More than Enough Donated Goods
Chicago
Airport Employees Find Their Access Cards Deactivated
CIA
Launches Recruitment Drive
U.S.
Muslims Protest Airstrikes at State Department
Bangor,
Maine: Pakistani Restaurateur Targeted by Intolerance
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World
Headlines:
Anthrax
Scare Reaches Mideast
20,000
Yemenis protest U.S. air strikes in Afghanistan
Israeli
troops commandeer Bethlehem hotels, International calls for peace ignored
Israel:
No Intent to Destroy Palestinian Authority
IDF
Tanks Enter Palestinian Cities
APEC
Not United in U.S. War on Terrorism
Pakistan
Closes its Borders to Refugees
Australia
in new Refugee Standoff
UK:
New Legislation to Deal with Anthrax Hoaxes
UK:
Detention of Refugees is Legal, Courts Rule
Eight
Die in West Bank Bloodshed
Arab
League Sec. Mussa Says U.S. Words Backing Palestinian State Not Enough
Despite
War, Pakistan still Trying to Lure Tourists
Pakistan
Airport Bombing Foiled
Canada,
United States, and Mexico to Discuss Continental Security
EU
Organizes Terror Conference
Muslim
Rebels, Philippine Government Conclude Peace Talks in Malaysia
5
Palestinians Die as Israeli Troops Seize More Territory
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For
all the Hype, U.S. China Talks Yield Little
Pakistan
said to be Saving its Nukes for Fight against India
UN
Torture Expert Regrets Denied Access To China, India, Indonesia
U.S.
Criticized for strikes, Saudi Campaign raises Money for Victims
Lebanon
Mosque set Afire
Pakistanis
Predict U.S. Campaign to Last until Spring
Canada:
B.C. Premier Lashes Judge's Decision to Release Terror Suspect
Canada
spy agencies get $47 million for new technology
EU
Rejects Call for Taliban Overthrow
Germany
asks for Political Solution
Feminist
Outpost in Pakistan Battles Oppression
Saudis
beset by faith, oil, politics
Pakistani
Revolution Predicted
Bush
gets cautious nod on U.S. military action from China
India
Rules out Talks with Pakistan
6
Palestinians dead as Israelis Move in on Bethlehem
UK:
Detention of Refugees is Legal, Courts Rule
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Afghanistan
Headlines:
As
Many as 100 Land Mine Victims Weekly in Afghanistan
Opposition
forces near completion of airport in Afghanistan, to aid U.S. efforts
Thousands
Pour Over Border as Panic Hits Afghan Refugees
Northern
Alliance Still Advancing
Afghan
Rebels Unsuited for Ruling in Peacetime
UN
expected to provide peacekeeping role once the bombs stop
Mullah
Omar sends envoys to Afghan opposition
Taliban
Claims to have Driven off U.S. Invaders
Taliban
Says U.S. Troops are too Soft for Combat
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Military
Headlines:
Raid
Targeted a Residence of Taliban Leader
New
Air Raids on Kabul Follow Ground Probe
United
Nations to Call for Halt in Bombing
Covert
Missions Underway, U.S. Officials Say
U.S.
Warns of More Ground Attacks on Afghanistan
Sting
Ray Weapon may be Used Against Taliban
Action
Shows U.S. Willing to take Casualties
Pentagon:
U.S. raids met with "light resistance"
Covert
Missions Begin in Afghanistan
Strike
by Army Rangers Masked Raid by Elite Unit, Official Says
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registration once they have archived their articles.
Strike
by Army Rangers Masked Raid by Elite Unit, Official Says
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registration once they have archived their articles.
For
Toughest U.S. Troops, Highest-Tech Combat Gear
General
Discusses Commando Raid
Pentagon
says it will use whatever force is needed
U.S.
to Launch Joint Attacks with Northern Alliance
Rangers
Hit Taliban in Ground Combat; Related Helicopter Crash Kills 2 GIs
2
U.S. Military Personnel Killed in Helicopter Crash in Pakistan
U.S.
Commandos Call it a Night
USS
Roosevelt Launches Aircraft
US
troops clash with Taleban
The
US message to the Taliban - You are condemned
Hit
and Run Commandos Close in on Taliban Base
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Bio/Chemical
Headlines:
Anthrax
Scare Reaches Mideast
NY
Post Letter Positive for Anthrax
Uncertainty
in Approach Toward Cipro
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registration once they have archived their articles.
Anthrax
Found in U.S. House Complex
Ridge
Expects More Anthrax
Stillwater,
OK Police Chief Asks for Common Sense about Anthrax
UK:
ITN hit by anthrax scare
Alertness
Is Best Defense Against Anthrax
Anthrax
scares reach Pakistan
Anthrax
Danger in Capitol is over, Officials say
Anthrax:
What's Next?
Anthrax
fears grow as second case confirmed outside US.
Health
Officials review Smallpox Plan
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Investigation
Headlines:
bin
Laden Linked to Albanian Drug Gangs
UK:
Two White Suspects in bin Laden Probe
Terror
Investigation Focuses on Missing Conspirators
FBI
Questions Citizens along the Route of NJ Mail Carrier
Man
Accused of Lying about Terrorist Ties Pleads Innocent
Canada:
3 men nabbed on Alta immigration charges linked to 9/11 attacks
Anthrax
letters traced, linked
Airport
Security Firm Admits that it Failed to do Background Checks
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Financial
Headlines:
Cancelled
School Trips Hurt Washington D.C. Economy
Preparing
to Fill Vacancies, as National Guardsmen and Reservists are Called
Anthrax
Mailings deliver a Blow to already Faltering Postal Service
Bush:
Free Enterprise Under Attack
Stocks
Rebound, Investors Bet Worst Over
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Feature
Articles:
Retired
Army Col. Charles Scott: America Made Grave Mistakes
Feature:
Holes in the Science Net
Terror
Attacks Revive Concerns about Profiling on Airlines
Feature:
War is Peace
Black
Hill, SD Residents have Contributed more than $100,000 since Sept. 11th
Feature:
Allies Among Us
Soldiers
Train Hard, Prepare for Real Thing
Feature:
Humanity of the Air War
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