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U.N. council approves terror resolution
UNITED NATIONS — The U.N. Security Council unanimously approved a U.S.-sponsored resolution Friday night demanding that all countries immediately take sweeping measures to crack down on terrorism.
Jordan's
king pledges united front
WASHINGTON — King Abdullah II of Jordan told President Bush on Friday that
most Arabs and Muslims were standing with the United States in the "fight
against evil,'' lending his nation's support to the U.S. counterterrorism campaign.
Jesse
Jackson may head to Afghanistan
Jesse Jackson said Thursday he is reluctant to accept an invitation from the
ruling militia in Afghanistan to take a "peace delegation'' to neighboring
Pakistan. But he indicated he is considering it in an effort to win freedom
for two U.S. relief workers.
Return
of Afghan king considered
ROME — British lawmakers who visited Afghanistan's former king said Wednesday
a return to constitutional monarchy would be one of the best ways to bring a
stable, democratic government to Afghanistan.
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THE ATTACK AND AFTERMATH
Thursday, Sept. 27
• New
York sets strict car rules
Wednesday, Sept. 26
• Hijackers
linked to hazardous waste
• Lawmakers
don't want pilots armed
• Last
standing piece of trade center tower brought down
Tuesday, Sept. 25
• Attention
focusing on foreign students
• Pilots
want to carry guns
• U.S.
drinking water systems on guard for terrorist attacks
• Baylor
graduates accused of preaching Christianity
Monday, Sept. 24
• Bush
looks to halt bin Laden's money
• Rescuers
find piece of jetliner at Trade Center site
Sunday, Sept. 23
• U.S.
doubts bin Laden is missing
• Powell
says evidence on Osama bin Laden will be shared soon
• Super
Bowl may be delayed a week
Saturday, Sept. 22
• Powell
says non-compliant nations "risk further isolation and increasing pressure"
• Emirates
cut relations with TalibanEmirates cut relations with Taliban
• Industry
would get $15 billion in grants and loan guarantees
• Economic
recession now seems likely
• Bush
releases $5.1 billion for spending
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