Last updated on 10/29/01.
News Archives from October 28, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Israel | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Hate groups applaud terror attacks, watch reaction warily
WTC: Lost Lives, Lost Lifelines
U.S.: Pakistani Government is Secure
Firefighter hospitalized / Pelosi doubts reported link to U.S. extremists
Erie County NY Paperwork to Find New Home, to Make Way for Shelter
Rumsfield Says Afghanistan Not a Quagmire at All
U.S. Officials Defend Anthrax and Military Responses
Thousands Attend Memorial Service at Ground Zero
Jackson County, MO: A Mixture of Pride and Fear
The Star-Spangled Banner: Serenading a Nation
Halloween and Trick or Treating Wins Out Over Terror in Wichita
Truckers worried about terrorists using big rigs as weapons
White House to Increase Ridge's Exposure
D.C. Mayor Williams Grows Into Role As Anthrax Crisis Worsens
Titan missiles an important part of western South Dakota's history
Crary: Administration's overtures toward gays flummox social conservatives
Officials confirm more deaths from Sept. 11 crash in Pennsylvania
New Technology May Make Black Boxes Obsolete
Florida: Security of reactors reexamined
Pacifist Measure Backfires in Berkeley
On Campus and Off, Antiwar Movements See New Vigor
Terror
Probe Hovers Over Arizona
Big hole in nation's defenses: our ports
Nation's Doctor May Be In, but He Seems Out of the Loop
U.S. Logic on Terrorism Draws Questions
Cities
lack systems to detect bioterrorism, experts say
Memorial Service for Victims' Families Planned at World Trade Center
Local Police Departments Say FBI Needn't Handle Everything
Bush
Adviser Says Russia Is Warming to U.S. ABM Tests
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No Cheers for Resurrected Peace Process
6 Killed in Bomb Blast in Philippine City Where U.S. Military Advisers Are Staying
ASEAN Leaders Urge U.S. to Stop Airstrikes Before Ramadan
Culture clash apparent on one Pakistani city's sidewalks
Police Injured in Belfast Rioting Ahead of Key Legislative Vote in Northern Ireland
German Lawmakers Agree on New Security Measures
Chinese Vice President Meets Russian Premier on Bilateral Ties
Unidentified aircraft bombs Georgian region
Basque separatist group ETA suggests peace with Spain possible
Uzbek farmers resettled near Afghan border
Macedonia May be a Second Front
Indian Troops Lay Siege to Mosque, in Quest of Militant Muslims
Police in Laos Arrest 5 Foreigners Charged with Promoting Democracy
Sixteen Dead After Gunmen Attack Christian Church in Southern Pakistan
Malaysian Opposition Supporters, Journalists Freed From Custody
Jordanian Government Resigns Ahead of Reshuffle
Blair rallies Britain as war nerves fray
Attack on Iraq 'will be grave mistake', warns Aziz
Rumsfeld: Haq 'received U.S. assistance'
Partners in 'jihad': bin Laden ties to Taliban
Taliban Leader Says Real War Against U.S. Has Not Yet Begun
Slain Commander Haq's Motives Unclear
Taliban bury opposition leader; family mourns, vows revenge
Who betrayed Abdul Haq? Possibilities are many
The Youngest Victims: For Many Afghan Youths, War is a Brutal Part of Life
Militia Halted at Afghan Border
Pakistan's Border with Afghanistan Remains Closed, Taliban Sets up Refugee Camps
Reporters Could Face Spy Charges in Afghanistan
Taliban Denies Execution Of Five Opposition Members
Palestinian Leadership Condemns Hadera Shooting Attack
Israel Pulls Back From 2 West Bank Towns
Israel Begins Withdrawal from West Bank
Israel Uses Shooting of Soldier to Justify Continued Occupation
Palestinians
Kill 5 Israelis in Separate Attacks
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Gunmen open fire in northern Israeli city, killing two and wounding 12
Israel Cancels Bethlehem Withdrawal
Israeli shot dead in northern terror attack
Israel Ready to Pull Troops Out of Bethlehem Sunday if Gunfire Stops
Fort Bragg soldiers await the call
U.S. Hits More Taliban Targets
U.S.
Says War on Target; Civilian Deaths Climb
LA Times News Analysis: U.S. Shifts Gears After a Week of Setbacks
U.S. Steps Up Afghanistan Air Campaign
Rumsfield Pressures Central Command for Creative War Strategies
War Won't be Measured in Weeks
Planes hit Taliban with increased ferocity
McCain urges more ground troops in Afghanistan
British
Official Says Airstrikes May Pause for Ramadan
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U.S. steps up strikes near front lines; 13 civilians reported dead
U.S. Intensifies Raids as Taliban Backers Mobilize
Growing
Civilian Casualties as U.S. Steps Up Afghanistan Air Campaign
War Won't Be Quick or Easy, British Officials Say, but PM Confident of Victory
CIA Weighs 'Targeted Killing' Missions
Waging
a Deadly Stalemate on Afghanistan's Front Line
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Fast Army Scanner Detects Chemical and Biological Agents in Minutes
NJ:
Another Postal Worker with Inhalation Anthrax
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The Anthrax Files: Locations and People
Access to Microbes Is Easily Obtained, Federal Oversight Lax
Anthrax scares are old hat for Midwestern farmers
Troubled anthrax vaccine haunts FDA
Card: More Anthrax Attacks Possible
U.S. Anthrax Battle Lacking in Expertise
Getting in Tune: Discord Among Federal Agencies Hinders Bioterror Battle
Washington Postal Employees Urged to Take Antibiotics as Anthrax Precaution
Smallpox Vaccine Sought Within Year
Spy
Agencies Facing Questions of Tactics
Funding the Impossible a Specialty for DARPA
Saudi Charities Deny U.S. Accusations They Raise Funds for Terrorists
Czech government passed hijacker info to U.S. too late
Islamic charities deny link to Osama bin Laden
Anthrax Probe Considering a Tie Between Neo-Nazis and Islam Extremists
Pilot led a quiet life in Orlando, Florida
Lawyers Say Terrorist's Entry Into U.S. Could Have Been Barred
Cole Suspect Arrested in Pakistan
Jubilant
Calls on Sept. 11 Led to F.B.I. Arrests
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Hijacker's Cars Tested for Anthrax Spores, To Test Florida Apartment
Foregoing More Tax Cuts Is the Price of War
Economy Data Due Out to Be 'Pretty Ugly'
Reversal of Decision, and a Demand that Lloyds of London Pay $3.75 M Up Front
Indonesian President Concerned Over Withdrawal of Foreign Investment
OPEC to Slash Output in November
Kuttab:
Bush Holds the Key to Mideast Peace
Hussain: America's Goodness Doesn't Extend Overseas
Frank: The Return of Alaska Oil Drilling
Lin: I've Been Trying to See the Good in This Evil
WS Journal: Of Germs and Geopolitics
WS Journal: Cities Must Change to Survive
Art Buchwald: Going About Our Business
McNamara: The Nature of the Danger We Face
Romanian's Ode to America Raises American Spirits
Dowd:
Can Bush Bushkazi?
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All
Suicide Bombers are not Alike
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Thomas: Media in for a Share of the Blame
Phillips: Expanding Beyond bin Laden Focus
Bedlington: Osama bin Laden Not Who You Think
Martin: Island With a Lethal Legacy
Price: Violent Ways Less Popular After Sept. 11
