Last updated on 11/01/01.
News Archives from October 31, 2001:
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U.N.
Warns Refugees to Avoid Iran
Charlotte
Beers: She Lands the Propaganda Account
U.S., Britain Step Up War for Public Opinion
M. A. Muqtedar Khan : A Memo to American Muslims
Bush Explains Why Terror Threat Alert Was Issued
Bush urges the nation to be patient with war, anthrax
McCain warns against rosy war predictions
Sen. John McCain Generates Some Heat from Jokes Made on Letterman Show
In PR War, U.S. Gets Ready to Turn Up the Volume
Secure Cockpits Put Passengers at Risk, Say Pilots
NYC surprised at how few WTC victims' families seeking death certificates
Time: What to Make of the FBI Terror Alert
Former Symbionese Liberation Army Fugitive Sara Jane Olson Pleads Guilty
Bush Adopts Clinton Arsenic Standard
Iowa: State on alert, but officials chafe at vague warning
Chicago prosecutor has resigned after perpetrating an anthrax hoax on a colleague
U.S. Counter-Insurgency School (SOA) Targeted By Watchdog Group
War teaches kids lessons in tolerance: Insights offered on Arabs, Islam
Police Probe Hate Crime at Los Angeles Church
Senate Intelligence Committee wants CIA out of drug-interdiction flights over Peru
CNN Chief Orders Balance; Reporters Told to Remind Viewers Why U.S. Is Bombing
Lawmakers Critical of Terror Alert
States
Assign More National Guard Troops After U.S. Terror Warning
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Space shuttle moved unannounced to launch pad as NASA boosts security
Bush, Congress Pledge Action on Airline Security
Bill to deny federal funds from schools that unlawfully restrict student prayer
"I'm at War," Said a 16 Year-Old Boy, Hours Before Firing on Police
Cache of gold found in trade centre rubble
Bush Has Kids' Hearts and Piggy Banks; Some Parents, Teachers, Worried
U.S. Gets Tough on Airport Security Lapses
On the Homefront, a Failure to Communicate
Feingold's No Vote on Terror Bill Earns Respect and Criticism
Elevated Security Causes Lines at Airports, Managers Frustrated
In
the Life of a Midwestern City, Life Keeps Moving On
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U.S.
Campaign on a Second Front: Public Opinion
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Aircraft banned over US nuclear sites
In Union City, the 16 year-old son of Afghan guerrilla leader Abdul Haq mourns
Al-Qaida may have given new orders to attack Americans, officials suspect
In
the Wake of 9/11, Jesse Jackson Finds a New Issue: Boycott Halloween
Iran talks with Japanese officials about campaign against terror
European police vow to intensify fight against terrorism
U.N. wants to promote peace in Somalia to help keep terrorists out of the nation
Tories: Blair's War Message Failing
Indian General Warns of New Mountain War
Independent: Blair's Trip to Syria Reveals the Hypocrisy of War on Terrorism
Syria Tells Blair, Stop Bombing Civilians
U.S. Closing Eyes to Uzbek Rights Record?
Turkey enters the war, sends commandos to Afghanistan
Canada: Critics Ask Prime Minister About Canada's Role in the War
Saudis May Bolt U.S. Amid Harassment
Blair Tackles Arab Issues in Historic Visits to Saudi Arabia and Syria
Pakistani Christians Say Muslims Not Behind Church Massacre
U.S.-Russia Relations Affected by Iraq and Iran
Kenyan embassy bombing victims demand compensation from U.S. for 1998 bombing
Sandinistas campaign for Nicaragua presidency
Mexico's Day of the Dead events remember attacks victims
High-level Meeting Reviews Law and Order Situation in Pakistan
Iran Factional Fighting Flares Over U.S. Ties
Saudi government agrees to freeze assets of 66 linked to terrorism
U.S. reportedly asks Turkey to train opposition northern alliance in Afghanistan
Blair's Visit to Syria Exposes Deep Differences on Terrorism Issues
U.S. Forces Leave Philippines After Assessing Progress of War Against Muslim Rebels
Zimbabwean President Mugabe Accuses Ministers as Sanctions Loom
Independent: British Citizenship is not Compatible with Fighting for the Taliban
Indonesia may soon freeze bank accounts with links to terrorism
British Prime Minister Tony Blair breaks ice with Syria
Iran News: Radicalism in All Its Forms Should Be Condemned
Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) To Step Up Counter-terrorism Efforts
Albanian Officials Deny bin Laden was Ever in Albania
Singapore: Regional Security Endangered by Piracy, Illegal Immigrants, Terrorism
Indonesia, E. Timor Agree to Demilitarize Border
U.S. Gets Central Asian Countries' Support for Strikes
U.S. gets cozy with Uzbekistan
Rivalries Poison Efforts: Blueprint for New Afghan Government Remains Elusive
Taliban Foreign Minister Denies Split in Taliban Leadership
Taliban willing to talk with U.S. about ending conflict, militia official says
Bomb Taliban Frontlines, Afghan Envoy Pleads
Taliban take over U.N. refugee office near Pakistan border
Taliban Leader Cites Help by China
United Nations envoy rejects Taliban's request for a meeting
Taliban Complains U.S. is Hijacking Radio Frequencies, Playing Music, Propaganda
U.S. Air Force Drops One-Millionth Ration Package Over Afghanistan
Afghanistan:
Cell phones become link to the besieged
Afghans Worry What Will Fall From Sky Next
Shusteff: Betraying a True Friend; United States/Israel Relations
Arafat says he will meet with Peres at Spain conference
Israeli
Forces Kill 4 Palestinians in West Bank Village
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Israel Assassinates Senior Hamas Leader
Israeli Helicopter Attack Kills a Palestinian Militant
Israeli
Army Reinforces Troops Around Tulkarem
Pentagon Denies US Planes Bombed Kandahar Hospital
Lowry: The Contradiction: U.S. wants to fight a war without appearing to do so
Allies Demand New Tactics to Win Propaganda War
American Aircraft Deliver 1st Carpet Bombing Raids on Taliban Front Line
Owens: The Case for Ground Troops; Airstrikes, special ops not enough to win war
Muslims plead for Ramadan cease-fire
U.S. Strikes Taliban in North and South
Target Taliban; A Heightened Effort is Underway
Pakistan's Ruling General Pervez Musharraf Says He Will Not Press Ramadan Halt
U.S. Bombs Said to Have Struck Afghan Red Crescent Hospital, Killing 15
U.S. Troops Coordinating Airstrikes; Ground Support Aids Northern Alliance
B-52s Put to Use as U.S. Carpet Bombs Taliban Positions
Lt.
Gen. Charles F. Wald to be Promoted to Pentagon Job
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Coordinated with Afghan Opposition Forces, U.S. Again Strikes Taliban Front Line
US
planning full invasion if special forces fail
Anthrax Precautions May Be Relaxed: Many Mail Handlers Could Stop Antibiotics
Experts Warn Bioterrorism Could Expand
3 D.C. Post Offices Decontaminated, Reopened
Dr. says minimal anthrax count not dangerous
Update: Anthrax spores found on postal equipment in Indianapolis
U.S. Capitol Police union files anthrax complaint
Congressman proposes expanding victim compensation fund to cover anthrax
Update: Anthrax Spores Found on Postal Equipment at Indianapolis Center
Growing Concern of Anthrax Spread Outside of the Mail System
Scientist: No safe exposure to anthrax spores
CDC says anthrax no reason for flu shot
Fourth Anthrax Death in U.S. - Investigators Have Not Established a Link to Last
Anthrax:
Excruciating Lessons in the Ways of a Disease
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U.S. Undersecretary of state concerned about atomic terrorism
The
Victim, A Worrisome Medical Puzzle, Wrapped in an Ordinary Life
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Patients Struggling With Cipro Side Effects
NY Hospital Employee Dies from Anthrax
Indianapolis City officials dispute NBC anthrax report
NBC: Anthrax Spreads to an Indianapolis Postal Facility
FBI Subpoenas Labs, Schools in Anthrax Probe
Canadian CSIS tipoff 'led' to U.S. terror alert, in reference to to event 'down south'
FBI's 2nd in Command to Retire; Pickard Oversees Terrorism, Anthrax Probes
Attorney General Ashcroft Outlines Foreign Terrorist Tracking Task Force
Investigators trying to figure out if East Coast women infected through home mail
House Approves Measure Financing Treasury Dept With Large Increase for IRS
Bioterror scare disrupts 2 flights, one in Seattle, the other in San Francisco
Time: Hate Club: How deep runs the terror network in Europe?
Update: Two passengers on Northwest flight taken into custody
Probe Set for Contaminated Mail
CIA denies contact with bin Laden
Court papers show man plotted millennium bombing as part of holy war
Canada links terror suspect to Chicago-area detainee
Delta Airlines Lays Off Fewer Employees Than Anticipated
U.S. wary of al-Qaida offshoots
FBI searches for six men who had nuclear, pipeline information
High-Tech Antiterrorism; Defending the homeland with information technology
French newspaper claims CIA met with Osama bin Laden 2 months before 9/11
Taliban killed my son, Afghan tells hijack trial
Canadian Officials Question Why Terror Suspect Wasn't Arrested in London
Information Prompting U.S. Terror Alert Prompted by Canadian Intelligence Info
Cleanup of Florida Anthrax Debated: Who Will Pay?
Senators Say Anti-Terrorism Web Site Needs Funding
Union says Postal Service using anthrax attacks as excuse to freeze pay, cut benefits
Time: The Charity Olympics: Where Is The Money Going?
Under Pressure, Red Cross Closes Liberty Fund
Canadian
Lumber Industry Lashes Out at New U.S. Tariff
U.S. Slaps New Tariff on Canadian Lumber
U.S. GDP Falls For First Time in 8 Years
Treasury Halts Issuance of 30-Year Bonds in Attempt to Reduce Debt
Bush Demands Stimulus Package by End of Month
Delta lays off fewer employees than expected
Government to convene economic town meetings across the country
Publisher Lifts Flight Ban For Employees, None to be Required to Fly
News Site Visitors Don't Want To Pay; Another Study Shows the Power of Free
Anthrax a Threat to Direct Mail Advertising Firms
House staffers seek funds to pay for crisis expenses
The
Topps Company Issues "Enduring Freedom" Trading Cards
Mark Steel: We're Going Wobbly and the Taliban Are Cheating
It Ain't No Rag, It's a Flag: Legendary country music performer Charlie Daniels
A Hunter Ends the Hunt: Simon Wiesenthal Retires - Sort of
Lipsky: Gentlemen's Agreement? The press takes on Muslim anti-Semitism
Bowman: The Language of Catastrophe
Prager: Why Arab/Muslim anti-Semites are worse than the Nazis
Hughes: We could have been more prepared for Sept. 11
Bacevich: Bush adopts the Clinton way of war
Balzar: Our Timidity Emboldens Our Enemies
Hanson: Ripples of Battle; Fantasies give way to reality
Thoughts About Halloween, Post-9/11
Moore: Green-Light Halloween; Don't Let bin Laden Steal This Treat
Kurtz: Crimson Shame; Harvard’s ROTC problem
Scowcroft and Poneman: From Plutonium to Plowshares
"Death to the U.S.": But They Still Love Our Films
Cramer: Guess What? Americans Care About the Outside World
Queen Rania (Jordan Times): Islam is a religion of peace, we must strive to show that
AbiNader (Jordan Times): They Don't Hate Us
