Pentagon faces long rebuild after hijack crash
Pentagon recovery crews report locating many bodies from the hijacked flight 77 crash. Officials say 85 remains recovered and 168 believed killed among military and civilian personnel and passengers. Repair costs run into hundreds of millions with a multi year timeline through 2012.
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Logan Airport Reopens With Tightened Security
Boston Logan International reopened with stricter security after the September 11 attacks, as US marshals and SWAT officers patrol and travelers face long waits and random ID checks. About 200 passengers queued for morning flights while federal officials keep nearby airspace restricted. Continental Northwest and American trim schedules by 20 percent. Continental furloughs 12,000 workers. America West stops meals service to save time and money.
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Justice Department questions 25 immigrants in hijackings probe
FBI questions 25 people held by INS on immigration grounds tied to the four hijackings. No charges yet as officials say cooperation varies and detainees range from visa issues to unrelated arrests. Two Texan men diverted from an Amtrak route after Newark takeoff, later detained.
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