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News Archives from October 22, 2002:
US| World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan| Iraq | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical| Investigation | Financial | Features
President devotes his day to helping the GOP keep control of the House
The McGovern majority emerges?
The Democrats are aces at playing the race card
GAO tells the State Department its visa policies and practices need fixing
Debate-dodging Lautenberg is feeling the heat
Bilingual ballots make voting fraud easy
Bus Driver Shot in Montgomery County, Md.
US warns of fresh Indonesian threat
U.S. cool to offer by North Korea
French Soldier Missing in N. America
Bush measure puts pressure on Sudan to end its civil war
U.S. cool to offer by North Korea
First Sept. 11 terror suspect goes on trial in Germany
Inter-Korean ministerial talks may be extended: delegate
US wants peaceful resolution of DPRK's nuclear issue: ambassador
Indonesian government to reach peace agreement on Aceh
Pyongyang urges US to opt for reconciliation and peace
Indonesian Muslims Reject Allegations Against Ba'asyir, Call for Justice
Hardworking, Loner, Chinese Student Charged For Monash Shooting
U.S. Backs Bangladesh Over Time Magazine Claim
Bush signs ‘Unbalanced’ Sudan Sanctions Bill
Ivorian Muslims Worried After Security Forces Kill 56 Muslims
Moroccan Rejects Violence at Sept. 11 Trial
U.S., British experts leave Ukraine after probing radar system sale to Iraq
Moroccan denies 11 September role
September 11 keeps Britons away from US
Warnings before Bali bombing were not disclosed, Straw admits
MPs to investigate Bali warnings
EU chief wants more power on euro
2 American women snatched : Abu Sayyaf suspected
Zamboanga shrine bombing: 1 dead 16 wounded
At Tora Bora, signs that the battle was a ruse
Friendly Fire Pilots Want New Probe
Turkmenistan wreck injures soldiers; rockets found near U.S. base in Afghanistan
Will Saddam go the way of Nicolae Ceausescu?
U.S. Signals Patience Ebbing on U.N. Iraq Talks
French stance on Iraq wins support
Iraq Attack Delayed By U.N. Debate
Turkey negotiates role in Iraq war
USS Constellation prepares for a gulf war
Russia 'unhappy' with new Iraq text
Bush Declares U.S. Is Using Diplomacy to Disarm Hussein
Iran Opposes Establishment of Kurdish State in Northern Iraq
Iraqis linked to Oklahoma atrocity
Detained Pakistani Surgeon Treated Bin Laden: Security Official
Pakistan arrests sole Christian massacre survivor
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Israel Holds Off On Retaliation For Bus Bombing
Israel weighs 'harsh' strike at militants
14 Die as Bomb-Filled S.U.V. Rams Israeli Bus
Victims of Bus Blast Mostly Soldiers, Israel Demolishes More Homes
U.S. to Free Some Guantanamo Captives
'Smarter' bombs still hit civilians
New Sniper Message: 'Your Children Are Not Safe'
U.S. ID's Islamic Group As Terrorists
N.Y. Terror Suspects Plead Innocent
Attack On Internet Called Largest Ever
Chief Moose Calls on Sniper To Clarify Requests
Bus driver shot in Maryland dies
Former roommate of Moussaoui agrees to testify
Six New York terror suspects indicted
How will we stop the killings?
Police Seek Sniper Link in Killing of Bus Driver
New York Will Face Bus Bombs, MTA Security Czar Is Warning
Chinese, US companies sign cooperation agreements
The Eurozone economy needs multiple fixes to get back to normal
Sniper story served with TV hysteria
A Cuban Missile Crisis feeling is in the air
Abraham Lincoln and President Bush have a lot in common
Three nutso states with nukes are enough
