Faith and fear in a world after terror
Jim Terry, a Daily Telegraph reporter, reflects on post 9 11 fear and resilience. He urges readers to continue daily life while acknowledging anxiety, noting the persistence of hope and the belief that difficult days will pass. He contrasts human misery with enduring figures of history and faith.
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The Daily Telegraph lists Gary Adkisson as Publisher and News Editor with Barbara Hawkins Thomas and A Colley as Executive editors and city editors. The page carries a Bible verse from Isaiah 3 10.
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White House calls for children aid to Afghan relief
An Afghan children fund is proposed by the White House encouraging every American child to donate one dollar to America's Fund for Afghan Children at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW Washington with adults welcome to contribute as well. The plan aims to assist refugees and needy families amid the Afghan crisis while noting sensitivities around terms like crusade and Infinite Justice.
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Working for Uncle Sam looks better after crisis
The Associated Press notes a surge of job inquiries to government agencies handling the terrorist attack including the armed services FBI CIA NSA and FAA. CIA inquiries rose tenfold in two weeks. President Bush could leverage this moment to attract top graduates to public service with reforms and incentives, though tragedy should not be the catalyst.
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Courage is Not the Terrorists Bravado or Sacrifice
A letter argues courage is not the terrorists bravery but selfless acts for others. It contrasts killers with true heroism from history including Jesus Christ, battlefield survivors, miners, Spartan-spirited women, and soldiers defending freedom. The author thanks and honors those who sacrifice for America.
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Lessons From Sept 11 Courage Hope And Kindness
Janet Williams of Bluefield urges daily acts of kindness after the Sept 11 attacks, stressing gratitude and helping others as a path to resilience. Ashley Weekley of Princeton shares pride in American unity and resolve, calling for collective strength and justice as the nation mourns and heals.
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