The Attack and Aftermath
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AP Photo
FBI Director
Robert Mueller, left, joins Attorney General John Ashcroft, right, as they
brief reporters at a press conference at the Justice Department, Monday,
Oct. 29, in Washington. The FBI issued a new terrorism warning Monday asking
Americans and law enforcement to be on the highest alert for possible attacks
this week in the United States and abroad.
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Moving on proves difficult task for FDNY
NEW YORK – On Sept. 11, Vincent Caposio found out five friends had died in the World Trade Center. They were fellow firefighters. For days, he searched for them, with no success.
Health officials confirm inhalation anthrax in Hamilton postal worker
TRENTON, N.J. - State health department officials confirmed Sunday that one of two female postal workers hospitalized with a serious respiratory illness has inhalation anthrax.
Top Red Cross doctor resigning
American Red Cross President Bernadine Healy, one of the few medical doctors to lead the influential and popular charity, is resigning her post at year's end after two years on the job.
Friday, Oct. 26
• Mayors seeking federal aid to help cities cope with crisis
Thursday, Oct. 25
• U.S. attacks will indefinitely delay Baylor grads' trial, church is told
Wednesday, Oct. 24
• WTC victims identified by DNA for first time
• Ironworkers who erected WTC now taking it apart
Monday, Oct. 22
• New York state sets up Sept. 11 Web site
• Gov. Pataki's Manhattan office reopens
• Publishers rush to update history books
Coverage archives
• The first 24 hours of coverage (9/11-9/12)
• The second 24 hours of coverage (9/12-9/13)
• The third 24 hours of coverage (9/13-9/14)
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• 9/16-9/17
• 9/18-9/19
• 9/19-9/20
• 9/20-9/21
• 9/22-9/28
• 9/29-10/4
• 10/5-10/9
• 10/10-10/13
• 10/14-10/21