Last updated on 10/28/01.
News Archives from October 27, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Israel | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Alerts Cause Closures in Alaska
NYC Anti-War Rally Blasts Bush
White House Faces More Questions, More Heat, and Less Support
Military Guards at Airports Soon to be Replaced by Civilians
U.S. Senator Gramm Says Terrorists Must Die for Attacks
Maryland state workers cleared to help with BWI security
300 Protesters March Against Afghan War
Bush Asks Congress Not to Federalize Air Screeners
Poll: Americans Doubt Bush's Home Defense Plan
Nigerian Caught Trying to Cross U.S./Canada Border With $2 Million in Heroin
Farmers
and Processors Act to Close Holes in Security
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Memorial held in Wyoming for Ranger killed in helicopter crash in Pakistan
Government
Clamps Down on Agency Web Sites
*Note: NY Times requires
registration once they have archived their articles.
U.S. Lists Worst Governments for Freedom of Faith
Red
Tape at Red Cross: Groups Now in a Tangle
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Focus
on Terror Creates Burden for the Police
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Bush Warns Against Airport Security Becoming Federal Workers
Patriotic Paint Job Proposed for Landmark Hollywood Sign
New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging
NJ Mosque Stung by Reported Ties With Terrorists
Earthquake
Shakes a Jittery New York
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Bush Suggests Delaying Tax Cut
Bush
Signs Bill to Permit British Widows to Stay in U.S.
Giuliani Insists Air Quality Near Ground Zero is Safe
E-Mail Targets Terrorism With Bursts of Laughter
Agency Responses To Mail Scares Vary, Lack of Uniformity Frustrates Some
Surveys dispute Muslim count in U.S. as inflated
Business Travelers Accept New Responsibility in the Sky
CIA said to have relaxed guidelines on recruiting unsavory informants
Family remembers Ranger killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan
Patriot Act draws privacy concerns
Japan Reportedly Considers Warships
Uzbekistan: Yanks Welcome Here
German lawmakers agree on new security measures
Iraq urges U.N intervention to halt Turkish incursions
Aziz Says Iraq Expects to Be Attacked by United States
Baghdad moves its chemical weapons factories
Disease
is Bush ploy, says Baghdad
Cabinet Reshuffle in Jordan Sets Stage for Vigorous Reforms
Musharraf Plays Down Haq's Execution
Administration Plans 2nd Aid Package to Pakistan for up to $500 Million
Pakistan Easing Border Restrictions
Cuba Steps Up Criticism of Russia
Silent Protests in UK Against Custody Deaths
World Police Chiefs Discuss Improving Security Against Terrorism
Rwandan, Ugandan Army Officers Meet in Attempt to Defuse Tension
Pro-Taliban Militants Block Part of Silk Route
Canada: Concerns for Port Security
Pakistan's
Musharraf Calls on U.S. to End Bombing Soon
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
U.S.
Is Planning an Aid Package for Pakistan Worth Billions
*Note: NY Times requires
registration once they have archived their articles.
Zimbabwe Farm Invasions Continue
Philippines remains staunch U.S. ally
Soldier Critically Injured by Bomb Blast in Belfast
UK Marines get war on terror role
In Afghanistan, the Red Cross Faces Obstacles on All Sides
Admiral estimates thousands defecting from Taliban
American friends tried to save Afghan opposition leader
Rajghatta: The Botched Mission of Hollywood Haq
Militants Stream Toward Afghanistan
Northern Alliance: Mazar-e-Sharif Hard to Take
Afghan Woman Tells Story of Family Killed in U.S. Attacks
Explosions, clashes nothing new for Afghans
Taliban Opposition Unfazed by Haq Death
Taliban Reversing Ban on Opium Poppy Farms, to Use Profits to Finance War
Another
Taliban Foe's Fate in Doubt
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Taliban says it executed 5 more rebel leaders
Five commanders and 15 fighters were said to have been hanged
Taliban appeals for UN help while looting their offices
Thousands of Afghan Refugees Slip into Pakistan, Few Reach Aid Camps
Northern Alliance Forces Are Tired, Hungry and Ill-Equipped to Face Taliban
Taliban Executes More Opposition Leaders
Pakistani Tribesmen Aid Taliban
International Red Cross Angry - Again - Over 2nd IRC Bombing
Arafat: Palestinians will win in the end
Israel
Postponing Indefinitely Its Pullout from PA Territory
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Israel Troop Pullout in Jeopardy After Violence
OC Intelligence Malka Opposes Leaving Area A Now, Warning of Terror Attacks
Some Fear Specter of Israel Will Remain After Pullout
Israel to Withdraw Some Forces
Israel’s military intelligence service suspects Iraq
Jerusalem Post Poll: American support for Israel at all-time high
Jerusalem: Man arrested; suspected bin Laden link
Bethlehem town centre lies in ruins after week of Israeli reoccupation
U.S. Jets Hits Northern Alliance Area in Afghanistan
U.S. Admits Bombing Red Cross Warehouses Used by Taliban, Said to be Error
U.S. Jets Pound Taliban Front Line
Allies
Preparing for Long Fight as Taliban Dig In
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
U.S. refused executed Afghan rebel's call for air strikes
US planes prohibited to approach strategic installations
US jets strike Kandahar, hit bus: 10 civilians perish in fresh attacks
Pentagon: 'All of our forces' to be used in war
US admits second bombing error
Anthrax Closes Second N.J. Post Office - Princeton
Smallpox Vaccine Risky, Expensive
Officials Play Down Anthrax Risk to the Public Despite Mass Testing
Postal Union Leader Threatens to Sue
Anthrax Attacks Linked to Domestic Terrorists
Anthrax Vaccine Has a Long, Thorny History
Anthrax
Letter Awaits Discovery, C.D.C. Chief Hints
*Note: NY Times requires
registration once they have archived their articles.
Public Health System Is on War Footing
Senate Anthrax Not Necessarily From Rogue State
Sandia Labs expert: Physics of anthrax is beyond al-Qaida
Investigators keep close watch on Milan mosque
FBI and CIA Suspect Domestic Extremists
Congressman Says Imprisoned Sheik Worries Constituents
El Cajon Mosque Finds Itself Enmeshed in Inquiry
Congressman
Wants Blind Sheik Moved
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
bin Laden Discussed Sept. 11 Attacks in Interview, Writer Says
4 Illegal Arab Immigrants Arrested in U.S. Virgin Islands
INS Urges Release of Detainees of Terrorist Probe
Atta Didn't Arrive Twice; INS Made a Processing Mistake
Four illegal Arab immigrants arrested in St. Thomas
FBI and CIA Suspect Domestic Extremists
President Targets Pet Projects in Speech to Business Leaders
Proposal would aid insurers in event of future terrorist attacks
Advertisers Leave NY Post Over Anthrax Cartoon
Making the Most Of Rising Circulation, Holding Onto Gains
Bin
Laden Family Strives to Re-establish Its Reputation
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Cab Driver Boiling Mad at Starbucks
Up
From the Ashes, Corporate Rebuilding After WTC
Afghan Cafes Starved for Patrons
Lloyds of London Granted Reprieve in WTC Claims
Lockheed, the Clear Winner, not Receptive to Including Boeing in JSF Production
UK Shopkeepers Told to Hard Sell the Lottery, Quotas Set
New York attack hits Indian weavers' trade
Pauper Dies, Leaves $1M for Victims
Bush Argues for Tax Relief, Trade and Energy Plans
Ebola, Marburg, Dengue, Hantavirus - 4 Horsemen of Apocalypse?
Analysis: Crisis has Transformed Bush Team
Krauthammer: Using the Media Megaphone to Terrorize America
Anglosphere: Wartime redefines science
From Australia, The Darker Side of U.S. Patriotism
Seeking
Miracles in a Place of Cruelty and Beauty
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Honoring the Dead Online; How Web Can Honor Individuals When Thousands Die
SF Examiner: Main Course: Terror
Boeing to Bid to Build South Korean Fighters
Taheri: Islam Can't Escape Blame for September 11th
Smith: Let Afghans Decide Their Own Fate
Rich:
How to Lose a War
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Washington Post: Preparing For the Worst
Independent: British Forces Know the Justice of Their Cause But Not Aim of Battle
Cason: A mother's unflagging patriotism
Dershowitz: The parallels between US and Israel on terrorism
