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News Archives from October 24, 2002:
US| World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan| Iraq | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical| Investigation | Financial | Features
Editors Say It's Harder To Get Information And Claim Public Isn't Concerned
Md. Prosecuter Says Press Created Climate Of Fear
Report Finds U.S. Unprepared for Next Terrorist Attack
Ex-F.B.I. Chief Seen as Choice for Accounting Post
International adoption is at an all-time high in the U.S.
Bush's approval rating solid, poll finds
Low morale for air marshals; Some feel they were misled
The State Department's response to nuclear betrayal? Free oil!
Washington Sniper Impacts Election Campaigns
N.Korea Urges Non-Aggression Pact with U.S.
Turkish Government Takes Steps to Shut Popular Islamic Party
The Moscow-theater attack looks just like jihad
The North Korea mistake must not happen again
Arab League Head to Go to Libya After Kadhafi Quit Threat
Chechnya’s Representative: All Chechens Are Hostages of Russian Military
Security Council Meets on Iraq Amid U.S. Pressure
Families of Forgotten Bali Victims Face Future of Grief, Fear
Powell Meets South Korea on North's Nuclear Program
Gunmen kill 1 hostage at Moscow theater, report says
Weapons inspectors prepared to return to Iraq
Japanese abductees will stay in homeland, authorities say
Growing Sino-US ties serve common interests: Chinese president
China calls for more anti-terrorism cooperation among APEC members
Chechen hostage-takers refuse to release foreigners
Indonesia initiates rescue programs for tourism
Rebel group assails telecom facilities in central Philippines
Singapore requests UN to add Jemaah Islamiyah to list of terrorists
Passage of anti-terrorism bill pushed in the Philippines
Jakarta IDs three bombing suspects
Chechen Fighters to Release Foreign Hostages, Give Russia One Week Ultimatum
Slovenian Police Discriminate Against Muslim Women: Djogic
Ex-Soldier Detained in Sniper Case
Afghan defense minister proposes strengthening national unity
U.S. Replaces Afghanistan Warplanes
Agencies Caught Off Guard as Afghans Flock Home
NZ soldiers wounded in Afghanistan
UN envoy calls for inquiry into human rights abuses in Afghanistan
Iraq Accuses U.S. of Diplomat Ploy
U.S. delays war plans, downsizes Qatar exercise
War against Iraq neither imminent nor inevitable: US Envoy
Saddam recalls children of envoys
In an unprecedented protest, Iraqis demand word of missing relatives
India Says Begins Pakistan Border Troop Pullback
Pakistan committed to UN Charter: Musharraf
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Israeli troops protect Palestinian farmers
A life lost in Gaza spurs reflection from all sides
Pentagon Sets Up Intelligence Unit
With 2 Held, Police Tie Rifle to Sniper
End to 3 Weeks of Terror for the Capital Region
FBI: Railroads May Be Terror Targets
Two arrested in sniper case; gun, scope found
Seeking terror link, feds track sale of counterfeit goods
Ashcroft decides no new laws needed to stop security leaks
Two People in Custody in Maryland
Stock Market Pulls Back After Upswing
A bad terrorism-insurance bill
Clinton has no more alleged foreign-policy achievements
On climate change, U.S. facts versus U.N. science
Laughter in the Ruins; what hasn’t changed since 9/11
Parents struggle to explain threat to children traumatized by terror
