Last updated on 10/30/01.
News Archives from October 29, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Israel | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
U.S.:
Survey Shows Doubts Stirring on Terror War
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Sen. Bob Graham spends day as airport police officer
President Bush orders crackdown on student visas
Rep. Walter Jones, R-N.C. Proposes Bill to Free Churches for Political Speech
David Schippers tells Metcalf feds 'ignored' warnings of WTC attacks
Jihad - Unmasking America's New Enemy
Shooting airliners: Can pilots ever be ready?
State Department's Religious Intolerance List Excludes U.S. Allies: HRW
FBI Warns of New "Specific and Credible Threat" - No Specifics Given
Congress to Give Military Recruiters, Colleges Equal Access to High School Students
In this crisis, history offers Bush few lessons
Bush to Attend World Series, From a Seat at Yankee Stadium
Bush to Attend U.N. General Assembly November 10-11
Matthew Burke, He Was Generous, With a Great Personality
The Faces of Sorrow, Thousands Gather for Memorial at Ground Zero
Bush
to Tighten Immigration Rules
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Homeland Security Chief Ridge Lines up Team, Begins Regular Briefings
U.S. Supreme Court Permits "Moment of Silence" in Virginia Public Schools
Bush: Plan Makes it Hard for Terrorists to Enter U.S.
Senator Clinton Finds a Niche: Seeks More NY Testing
Attacks spur vigilance among truckers
Rural airports reel in wake of attacks
Denver, CO: Terror attacks a focus of education forum
Jefferson County, CO: Concealed weapons permits rise since Sept. 11
Senator Joe Lieberman: Target #2: Saddam
Peyser: Nassau County Finally Gets It: Anthrax Hoax is no Joke
8 Year Old Son to Eulogize Father, a Police Officer Killed at WTC Attacks
Refugees
at America's Door Find It Closed After Attacks
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Deep Distrust of Government Still Simmers
Divide over airport screeners poses obstacle to aviation security bill
Laura Bush seeks to impart normalcy in jittery capital
Journey through a wounded nation: after 2 years abroad, returns to a changed nation
Kechichian: Saudi Arabia's Traditional Doctrines
Poll finds fewer Britons backing strikes against Taliban
Persecution of Christians in Islamic Nations
Russia's Million-Man Afghan Army
British Task Force Not Ready For Land Assault
British Muslims Killed In Afghanistan
British Man Shot by Columbian Army During Battle With Leftist Guerillas
UK Refugee Support Groups Angered Over Requirement to Carry ID Cards
U.N. Envoy In Pakistan For Talks On Post-Taliban Afghanistan
Uzbek Human Rights Defenders Alarmed
EU
to Send Delegation to Central Asia to Reinforce Anti-Terrorism Effort
Pravda: Saddam Hussein is Scarier Than bin Laden
New snags in US-Saudi ties play to bin Laden
Bush Pushes Trade in Sub-Saharan Africa
Saudis Bristle at Suggestions They are Not Cooperating Fully
Kechichian: Saudi Arabia's traditional doctrines
British FM Straw: Afghan Campaign Could Continue Indefinitely
Milosevic Continues to Reject Participation in ICTY Trial
Vandals burn Jewish school in southern France
Pakistan: U.S. Hints at Use of Nuclear Weapons Against Taliban
Three Killed, 25 Hurt in Quetta Bus Blast
Musharraf Again Invites India for Dialogue
Pakistan: Our Nuclear Weapons Are at Great Risk from U.S. Intentions
Pakistan: Protesters Take Control of Chilas City, Airport
Saudi Royal Family Nervous About Maintaining Power at Home
British Tanks in Oman Halted by Sand
Japan passes law authorizing military to support U.S.-led war on terror
Longtime Foes U.S., Iran Explore Improved Relations
Lebanese Forces aim for legitimacy: Malik seeks to bring party into fold
Lebanon Not Testing Suspicious Powder Mailed Locally, Cite Hoaxes
South Korean Protests China's Execution of Citizen
China, Russia Reaffirm ABM as Cornerstone for Stability
Terror Fallout Cemented IRA Disarmament
U.S. Warns Afghans Not to Confuse Food Parcels With Cluster Bombs
Afghanistan Has No Vaccine for the Victims of Kabul's Rabid Wild Dogs
An ocean of misery: Afghan refugees find little relief, numbers expected to mount
Faranaz Nazir, Afghan Activist with Unveiled Ambition
Former Leader of Taliban Opposition Asks U.N. for Asylum
Taliban ambassador claims Americans arrested in Afghanistan, U.S. denies
3 British Killed While Fighting For The Taliban
Taliban Reject Help from Pakistani Tribesmen
Taliban Opposition Vows Major Push
U.N. Envoy Launches Mission on Afghanistan Future
European MPs in Gaza: Occupation is Violence
Congregation
Mourns Slain Pakistani Christians
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Sharon in Knesset: Rabin would not have conceded Jerusalem
6 years on, Israelis wonder what might have been, had Rabin been alive today
Six Israeli Arabs jailed as suspected terror cell
IDF to make announcement regarding 3 kidnapped Israeli soldiers
Israel
Promises More Withdrawals from West Bank, if Terrorism Stops
Despite talk of coalition, United States mostly goes it alone
Strikes inflict little harm on terrorist group
Taliban's top leaders thought to have escaped air strikes, Rumsfeld says
Pravda: U.S. Air War Has Seriously Pressed bin Laden
British Defence Secretary Hoon plays down Ramadan reprieve
Setbacks in War Against Taliban
The Manhunt; Finding bin Laden Won’t be Easy
Intense
Raids Target North of Kabul and Bin Laden Tunnels
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Rumsfeld Says Some Al-Qaida Leaders Have Been Killed in U.S. Attacks
Commander of British Royal Marines Says Troops Not Ready
British Flagship HMS Illustrious Ready for Battle Against Taliban
Bush Pressured to Increase Troops
Ex-Soviet Fighters Warn of Hardships in Winter Afghan War
US Mulls Creating Base Inside Afghanistan
U.S. Jets Roar Over Front Line Positions North of Kabul
US special unit 'stands by to steal atomic warheads'
U.S. Officials State, Once Again, That U.S. Ready to Fight Through Ramadan
Complex Missions Test U.S. Pilots
Two
New Cases of Anthrax Are Confirmed in New Jersey
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Britain in Talks With Cipro Manufacturer Over Stockpiling of the Drug
NYC Postal Union Leaders Set to Go to Court
Anthrax spores found in Supreme Court, HHS buildings, State Department mailroom
West Nile a Practice Run for Anthrax
Moscow Times: Defusing A Toxic Bomb; Chemical Weapon Threat
Anthrax Scare Moves U.S. Supreme Court Justices
Are Anthrax Attacks a Diversion for a Greater Threat?
From Defector to Defender: Ex-Soviet Strives to Protect U.S. From Biowarfare
Bartley: Anthrax: The Elephant in the Room
Anthrax Cases Unleash Worries About Pets
Anthrax Spores Found in Maryland, 13th Victim Confirmed
Fear Rises as Anthrax Probe Lags
New Weapon Wielded In Cleanup of Anthrax
Anthrax: Outside Cities, Response Differs
Key to U.S. Victory Could Be Pakistani Spy Network
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New Allies Help C.I.A. in Its Fight Against Terror
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Union,
Construction Trade Groups Launch Ads Supporting Economic Recovery
Inspector General to Review Payments to Airlines
FBI Wary of Investigating Extremist Muslim Leaders, Rethinking
More than 600 in Italy assigned to tracking terrorist finances
Airlines to check passenger lists against FBI list of potential terrorists
Inside an anthrax hoax: A simple comment that spirals out of control
International group seeks ways to block terrorists' money
FBI
Pledges Better Cooperation Between Police and FBI on 9/11 Investigation
Giuliani wants law requiring FBI share terrorism data with local law enforcement
Virginia man pleads innocent to helping hijacker obtain fake ID
Anthrax Probes Spread to 11 States
Jordanians Grill al Qaeda Suspect
Pakistani
Intelligence Had Links to Al Qaeda, U.S. Officials Say
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No Proof of Iraqui Involvement in Anthrax
2 Pakistani Nuclear Scientists May Have Aided Taliban
Amnesty International Condemns FBI
3 Years of Talks, Meetings Failed to Produce Bin Laden
Unions ask for unemployment compensation, security training for airport workers
For Good News Getting Better, Look at the Price of Gas
Dollar Weakens Versus Yen, Euro
WTC attack may have ended New York's concentrated financial district
Massive U.S. Rail Project Awaits Okay
The Future of the Airline Industry, From the Ground Up
Biotech industry shifts research from cures to defense systems
Nation's commercial real estate industry adapts to post Sept. 11 economy
Democrats
want health insurance aid in economic stimulus bill
Terrorism Without bin Laden: An Interview With Terrorist Expert Yossef Bodansky
Independent (UK): Media Should Keep Asking Questions Until It Gets Answers
Blacker: God's Madman Defeats the American Way
How
Islam Won, and Lost, the Lead in Science
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Cal Thomas: Victory Through Deportation
Goldberg: Cynthia McKinney’s Last Stand
Robbins: At War, Press Versus Military
Elliott: What if Saddam Did It?
Kurtz: Ivy Change; In academia, Florida was a dress rehearsal for Sept. 11
Quinlan: TV Only Worsens Tragedy
Westphal: Nation's leaders look to a costly future
Shiflett: Patriotic Pork; Freelancing during wartime
Gibson: With Fans Like Her ...
Herbert:
Shame in the House
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Safire:
An Optimist's What If
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Pilger: Hidden Agenda Behind War on Terror
UAE: The World Should React To End Israeli Terrorism
Getler: The Formidable Mr. Rumsfeld
