Ground Zero work continues through Christmas at WTC site
The search for bodies at the World Trade Center resumed after brief Christmas services as crews kept working to bring home the missing. Firefighters, police, National Guard members and volunteers stood with grieving families while Salvation Army volunteers served holiday meals.
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Paris
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Enrique Guadalupe
Salvation Army
Los Angeles
Steven Monteith
Burbank
Bush backs nation building shift in foreign policy
Washington reports note George W. Bush has reversed campaign rhetoric on nation building, embracing force to counter terrorism and to rebuild Afghanistan. Critics recall Clinton era contrasts, with hints of broader aims beyond Afghanistan, including financial and diplomatic tools, while troops may stay outside a major peacekeeping role.
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Shagow Oaks Promises Easy Living Experience
Residents at Shagow Oaks are urged to relax and enjoy life as managers highlight a hassle free lifestyle. The ad emphasizes comfort, convenience, and stress free daily living for potential tenants.
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Shagow Oaks
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