Paterson Residents Linked to Suspected Hijackers in 9/11 Probe
In Paterson New Jersey FBI traced at least six of the 19 hijackers to a run down top floor apartment living six months before the attacks. Neighbors recognized several suspects from photographs while landlords and shop owners recalled interactions and purchases.
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Paterson
N.J
New Jersey
New York
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Pennsylvania
FBI
Michael Swetnam
Potomac Institute For Policy Studies
Newark International
Boston
Washington, D.C
Sandra Carroll
Carroll
Hani Hanjour
Salem Alhamzi
Trade Center burn survivor released from burn unit
Manu Dhingra, 27, the first victim freed from New York Weill Cornell Burn Center after the Sept. 11 attack, recalled the moment he was enveloped in fire on the 82nd floor of the World Trade Center and said he owed his escape to co workers who kept him moving down 61 floors. He still faces pain, therapy, and a long recovery as 14 other victims remain in the burn unit.
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Nawaf Alhamzi
Dulles International Airport
Pentagon
Carmen Tejada
Paterson
Mohand Alshehri
Trade Center
Ahmed Alghamdi
Troreffirio Torez
Advantage Transportation
Abdulaziz Alomari
Wail Alshehri
Atta
NEW York
World Trade Center
Manu Dhingra
Weill Cornell
Yankee
New York Firefighters Foundation
Dhingra
Andover Brokerage
Manhattan
Court rules on Internet pole rental costs may affect online service prices
The Supreme Court is expected to rule by summer on whether cable TV and cellular providers can be charged pole rental rates for attaching high speed Internet and wireless networks to utility poles. A federal appeals court previously said the FCC lacks authority to regulate such rates, while the agency argues Congress intended it to have power. Justices suggested the FCC may have erred in categorizing its authority.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Congress
Antonin Scalia
David H. Souter
Cable modem user counts vs major providers as of June 30
A data snapshot compares U S households using cable modems with other leading Internet providers as of June 30. The item notes how regulatory definitions for telecommunications service could influence applicable rates in the cases National Cable Television Association v Gulf Power Co 00-832 and Federal Communications Commission v Gulf Power Co 00-843.
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U.S
National Cable Television Association
Gulf Power Co
Federal Communications Commission
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Mail Road
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TA Stafford Dr
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Earl Core Rd
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