Israeli Tourism Minister Zeevi Assassinated in Jerusalem
Gunmen hid in a hotel hall shot and killed Tourism Minister Rehavam Zeevi in Jerusalem. The PFLP claimed responsibility saying the act was revenge for its leader Abu Ali Mustafa. Arafat condemned the killing and urged restraint while Israel vowed a finish against terrorism.
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Toy retailers bet parents will spend more this holiday season
New York toy retailers and analysts anticipate steady or rising sales as parents spend on holiday toys despite economic uncertainty after the September 11 attacks. Projections call for about a 2 percent gain in traditional toys, with demand driven by new film tied products and a strong video game market, plus family games as parents seek shared activities.
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Private planes grounded after attacks hit small airports
After hijackings, only about half of the 92 private planes based at Freeway Airport near Bowie Maryland remain active. Four workers report to duty versus 31, lenders fear $300,000 next month, while 17 small airports close. Additional 115 airports face FAA flight plan requirements and air traffic control safety limits, with many areas fully banishing private flights near major hubs.
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