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A jet
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Searching for victims, hunting the terrorists
Questioning
of San Antonio man stuns neighbors
San Antonio doctor Albader Al-Hazmi, who is being questioned by federal agents
about last week's terrorist attacks, is a friendly family man who seemed "like
a normal American," according to a neighbor.
Air
marshals to tackle task of security in skies
U.S. Justice Department agents began training Monday for new roles as armed
air marshals, while two federal task forces pondered restrictions on carry-on
luggage and other potential changes to the nation's aviation security system.
Council
to decide bin Laden's fate
The fate
of Osama bin Laden rested with a council of Islamic elders in Afghanistan Monday
night after a high-level delegation from Pakistan warned that the United States
would unleash a hellacious military assault if the suspected terror chief is
not turned over.
Bin
Laden must be brought to justice, Bush says
- President Bush declared Osama bin Laden "wanted – dead or alive" Monday as
his administration hurried to mobilize the military and build a new worldwide
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Merchants
report brisk sales of twin tower memorabilia
- With the World Trade Center gone, it seems people are anxious – almost desperate
– to buy anything to help them remember.
MORE ON THE
ATTACK AND AFTERMATH
Monday, Sept. 17
• New
York's mayor shines during adversity
• Picture
of bravery emerges from final moments of Flight 93
• Stocks
plummet as markets reopen
• Bush
visits mosque, urging Americans not to turn against Muslims
• Taliban
leader to let Islamic council decide whether to hand over bin Laden
• Airline
and travel-related stocks drop sharply
• Despite
pressure at home, Pakistan sends delegation to Afghanistan
• Rate
cut gives nervous investors hope
• Rumsfeld
says fighting terrorists requires unconventional weapons, tactics
• Germany
looks at suspicious trading
• America
gets back to business
• Focusing
on tasks becomes 'almost a salvation' for workers recovering bodies from Pentagon
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