Ridge named to head Homeland Security Office
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Ridge will lead the new Office of Homeland Security as White House aides assign office space and begin a substantial paperwork handoff. Ridge, a Republican ally of the Bush administration, will oversee a significant staff and coordinate with governors and Congress to secure the nation against terrorism.
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Ashcroft vows to rebuild New York and seek justice
Attorney General John Ashcroft visited Ground Zero with FBI Director Mueller promising to rebuild and bring those responsible for the September 11 attacks to justice. He announced an extra 10 million dollars for police costs as rescue operations continue amid fires and shifting death tolls.
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Nation braces as no fly zones cover stadiums
Amid a wary weekend, no credible specific threats emerge yet authorities impose heightened security coast to coast. FBI warnings trigger bomb sniffing dogs and canceled tours. officials urge calm while urging vigilance, with Boston, Columbus and other areas reassured by investigators.
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Bush to spend 5.1 billion on defense and terrorism response
President Bush released the first 5.1 billion of a 40 billion emergency package to bolster defense and federal security after the September 11 attacks. Funds go to the Defense Department, FEMA, FAA, State Department, Small Business Administration, and Health and Human Services for debris removal, security, rewards, and support for victims and civil services.
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China offers intelligence on terrorism to assist US drive
Washington reports that China will share intelligence on terrorist groups with the United States as part of a show of support for the anti-bin Laden campaign. Foreign Minister Tang Jiaxuan and Secretary of State Colin Powell announced cooperation after talks over a luncheon. Powell said cooperation was agreed and China has its own terrorism problems, with no exchange asked.
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