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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 2001

Page

7

Donations rise as relief funds top $500 million nationwide

Donations pouring into charities for terror victims push past $500 million as officials coordinate relief efforts. New York groups report hundreds of checks and hundreds of millions in pledges from individuals and corporations, with agencies like the Red Cross and September 11 Fund detailing early totals and ongoing needs for rent, funerals, medical care, counseling, and long-term support.

New York Eliot Spitzer Scott Brown Spitzer Brown Charities Bureau Chronicle of Philanthropy World American Red Cross Salvation Army Catholic Charities USA Red Cross The Chronicle Kathy Whelpley Community Foundation National Capital Region Pentagon Devorah Goldburg Washington Oklahoma City Hudson River Elizabeth McCarthy Safe Horizon

Kabul embassy attack sparks largest anti US protest

Thousands gathered in Kabul protesting the abandoned American embassy compound with cars burning and the US seal torn down. Pakistan and US officials reported broad agreement on an anti terror plan, while talks continue on military actions inside Afghanistan and how to limit ground forces.

Kabul Afghanistan Pakistan Taliban United States Osama bin Laden Osama America Bush Islamabad Vaxastan Omedaisana United Nations Pervez Musharraf U.S

Bush and Congress push for air marshals and stronger cockpit doors

President Bush and congressional leaders agree on adding air marshals and tougher cockpit doors to deter hijackers. Debates hinge on federal takeover of airport security and how to overhaul passenger screening. Administration weighs FAA supervision of private screeners. pilots union weapons plan unlikely. legislation possible in House and Senate with administrative options.

Bush Congress Administration Federal Aviation Administration FAA Pilots Union House Senate Rep Jack Quinn RNY Chica White House Ari Fleischer

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