Last updated on 10/27/01.
News Archives from October 26, 2001:
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Ground Zero Workers Exposed to Hazardous Materials
Soccer Melees Keep Erupting in Iran, With a Political Message
Lockheed Wins $200B Jet Fighter Contract
Hundreds sift through World Trade Center ruins in search of remains
California congressman Darrell Issa recounts profiling incident
Lee Ryan (Boys in Blue): Who gives a f*** about NY when elephants are being killed
Red Cross Chief Quits, Says She Was Forced Out
Poll: Americans Angry but Upbeat Following Terror Attacks
Chemicals, Metals Being Released Near WTCin Levels That Exceed Federal Limits
Finally, Lawmakers Cracking Down on Immigration, Scrutinizing Visas
Florida Trooper Overcome With Fumes, Unknown Cause
True Number of NY Dead May be Thousands Less Than Feared
Powell welcomes allies in war on terrorism
American Red Cross President Bernadine Healy Resigns
Every Presidential Word Weighs a Ton
Not
Yet Citizens but Eager to Fight for the U.S.
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War Protestors Arrested in Connecticut
'Anthrax Street' to be Renamed in Fayetteville, NC
"God Bless America" Tops the Charts
TX Dewhurst campaign ad: The flag is ours, but what's with the German officer?
Surge in Pakistanis Enrolling in Iowa Colleges
Pentagon Turns to Private Industry in Fight Against Terrorism
Failure to Rout bin Laden Frustrates U.S. Public
Anti Terrorism Bill Sails Through Senate, Goes to Bush
Clamor for flu shots may imperil public, health officials warn
Poll shows public wants Saddam targeted
Push to lift Cuba travel ban stalls in U.S. Congress
Secure New Web Urged for Government Use Only
Osama bin Laden, Better Dead Than Captured
Nation's Mayors Seek Federal Help With Terrorism Costs
Medium Crosses The Line: WTC Segment Canned
Border Patrol Agents Shifted from Mexican to Canadian Border
CIA Recruiter at Smith College Draws Protest, Interest
Cheney Says Heightened Security is New Normalcy
Senators Urge Greater Pentagon Role in Homeland Security
Small Group Attends Rally for Peace in Detroit
U.S. Government Stumbles on Security
Iran: U.S. Paying for Supplying Iraq with Anthrax
Egyptian militant arrested in London after circulating Afghanistan e-mail
Pakistan Hands Over an Alleged Al-Qaeda Member to the U.S.
Pakistan questions nuclear scientists allegedly linked to Taliban
Vladimir to Fidel: Drop Dead, the Cold War is Over
Cuba to Try Guatemalans Accused of 'Terrorism'
Musharraf Concerned About War's Progress
UK Bid to Rescue Land Deal in Zimbabwe
Asylum Fallout Shakes Papua New Guinea, Foreign Minister Sacked
Analysts say Putin must demand rewards now for backing U.S. anti-terror fight
More Pakistani Protests Against U.S. Air Strikes
Putin: New Kabul Government Must Include All Ethnic Groups
Powell: U.S. to Continue Pressuring China on Human Rights Issues
China Warns EU Over Dalai Lama's Speech
UK: Hain Beats a Retreat Over Israeli Atrocities Charge
Australia accused of human trafficking
Australia: A Labor Government Would Turn Boat People Away
Uzbekistan to Serve as Conduit for Relief Efforts
Japan: Support U.N.-led efforts for post-Taliban Afghan regime
Afghan situation a test of Japanese policy of aid diplomacy
Taiwan Fears China Takeover Ploy
World Boxing Council Strips Mundine of Rank After Controversial Remarks
Egypt's Naguib Mahfouz Says U.S. Airstrikes as Despicable as Sept. 11th Attacks
Taliban Executes 130 People Indiscriminately
Taliban Still Focusing on Ground War
Taliban Take Back Town, Execute Rival
Northern Alliance: Intensify Attacks
Key Taliban Opponent Said to Have Been Excecuted by Taliban
Taliban Recruiting in Refugee Camps
Powell acknowledges UN opposition to Afghan "blue helmet" force
Taliban
Hold Opposition Leader
U.N. seeks all-Afghan force after Taliban ousted in Kabul
Northern Alliance Loses Ground
Israel to Withdraw From Bethlehem
Israeli Urges Stronger U.S. Role to End Middle East Violence
Israel agrees to a partial pullout
Israeli Pull Out From Palestinian Authority Areas Likely Soon
Israel Offers Pullout if Security Demands Met
U.S. Airstrikes Pound Kabul -- Again
Caves can't hold back U.S. forces, analysts say
Pentagon Denies It Tried to Rescue Taliban Foe
Strategy Fails to Splinter Taliban
Britain to Commit Special Forces Troops to Offensive in Afghanistan
U.S. Jets Strike Kabul on Muslim Day of Prayer, Red Cross Hit Again
Intense raid carried out on Kabul as criticism of US-led campaign mounts
Boeing's Pilotless Fighter Could Make Joint Strike Fighter Obsolete
Military Prepares for Cave Warfare
Taliban Opponents Baffled by Slow Pace of Airstrikes
U.S.
Steps Up Air Attack, While Defending Results of Campaign
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Political Moves Follow Afghan Strikes
Doctor of cured anthrax patient: 'It was horrendous'
Offsite Mail Facility for Supreme Court Tests Positive for Anthrax
Virginia Anthrax Victim, New Layers of Worry In a Complex Mystery
Frantic Race to Contain Anthrax
Zapping Mail to Rid it of Anthrax May Not be Best Bet
Germ Attack Has Purpose, Says Senator
Another Mail Handler Has Inhalation Anthrax
3 New Suspected Cases of Anthrax in N.Y., N.J., and D.C.
WTC Attack Linked to Alleged $100m Fraud Probe
Anthrax Found at CIA Headquarters
Bayer
Halves Price for Cipro, but Rivals Offer Drugs Free
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After
a Week of Reassurances, Ridge's Anthrax Message Is Grim
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FBI Seeking to Wiretap Internet
Iraq, Czech Republic may be sources of anthrax
Czech Officials Confirm Hijacker Atta Met With Iraqi Diplomat in Prague
Bin Laden suspect held in Bosnia
Hijack suspects' cars found at Tamarac, FL lot
Rumsfield: bin Laden Hiding, Still Looking
Congressional Support for Railroad Funding Grows Amid Drop in Air Transport
Arrested
Men's Shaved Bodies Drew Suspicion of the F.B.I.
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Saudis, Gulf allies, Suggest Saddam had Role in Sept. 11 Attacks
6 Weeks After September 11th Attacks, Saudi Arabia Has Arrested No One
UK: MI5's Arabic Website Plea for Help in Identifying Supporters of bin Laden
VA Woman Accused of Helping Hijackers was Already Under Investigation
Family of Osama bin Laden Cutting Ties With Carlyle Group
Cuba's tourism income skids amid fears following Sept. 11th
Singapore
Airlines' Profit Plunges 88 Percent in First Fiscal Half
Locals, not tourists, filling seats at Broadway shows
AOL President: Anthrax Attacks Will Boost Internet Traffic
Bioterror detection suddenly hot field: Fear boosts the market for testing devices
So Little Demand for Power Now, California Giving Some Away
Barrier Business Is Booming in Virginia
OPEC Struggles as Oil Prices Remain Low
Skyscraper Reopens at Ground Zero
Funerals Take Toll, Even on Directors
Japan to End Sanctions on Pakistan and India
John
McCain: There is No Substitute for Victory
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Nelson: The Facade of National Unity
Buckley Jr.: The Missing Declaration
Washington Post: Playing Games With Air Safety
Friedman:
We Are All Alone
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Ambrose: Thinking a Once Unthinkable Thought
Mackay (Australia): Be Afraid of Those Who Go to War Too Easily
Riley (Australia): Pentagon and Taliban Toy With Truth
With the Ground Offensive Underway, the Propaganda War Heats Up
Sacramento Bee: Liberty as weapon: Why terrorists count on repression
York: Why the majority leader told the president to get lost
Bryen: Halting Radicalization, an Action Plan
Shattan: Whatever Saudis Want, a Deafening Silence
Unz: Rocks Falling Upward: Language Fears
Nolte: Living in the Shadow of Fear
Morrow: Turkish Delight: Why the Middle East needs Ataturks and not Ayatollahs
