Vaccination safeguards amid anthrax fears in Atlanta brief
Atlanta health officials reassure the public that people vaccinated decades ago remain protected against smallpox as the government holds 15.4 million doses and plans to buy 300 million more. No mass vaccination is planned. In Washington, former President Bill Clinton resigns from the Supreme Court bar following the Lewinsky affair. Kendall informs the court of the decision as the high court gave 40 days to explain disbarment.
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Amtrak Told to Draw Up Liquidation Plan
A federal panel ordered Amtrak to prepare a liquidation plan within 90 days, saying the rail service cannot meet the December 2, 2002 deadline to cover operating costs without government aid. The ruling pauses service changes and frames a national rail restructuring debate.
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Gazette backs future with soybean ink farming promotion
The Gazette promotes agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or via the nearest recycling location.
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Peres pushes Palestinian state proposal to restart peace talks
Shimon Peres suggested declaring a Palestinian state could restart negotiations though Ariel Sharon's approval appeared doubtful. He warned talks could resume within weeks after meetings with Arafat aides, while violence flared in Gaza and the West Bank with fatalities and injuries.
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Social Security overhaul begins in economic gloom
The President's Commission to Strengthen Social Security lays out a framework to let younger workers invest payroll taxes in the stock market. It may require benefit cuts to future retirees and government cash infusions as the budget strains deepen.
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Terrorism Tops U N List At World Leaders Assembly
United Nations opens its general debate with more than 40 leaders addressing the assembly as terrorism dominates the agenda. President Bush will praise nations joining the coalition to fight terrorism in his first General Assembly speech. The gathering runs through November 16.
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Shadowhawks Homecoming Welcomes Crew at Whidbey Island
Lt Cmdr Jerry Feagles holds daughter Cailin 3 during homecoming for the Shadowhawks of Electric Attack Squadron 141 at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island Washington. The squadron returned from seven months at sea aboard USS Enterprise in the Northern Arabian Sea supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.
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Argenbright replaces chief executive to boost security
Atlanta based Argenbright Security Inc. announces the replacement of founder and CEO Frank Argenbright Jr with David Beaton as part of a plan to restore passenger and airline trust. The firm, holding about 40 percent of the U S airport screeners market, raises starting pay and proposes barring hires with felonies beyond current FAA rules, while adopting stricter European style training standards.
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Cuba declines U S disaster aid after hurricane hit
Cuba refuses US disaster relief offer citing export red tape on food and medicine. It asks that Cuban vessels be allowed to enter US ports to collect the aid. The State Department rejected the proposal.
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Developments in the Sept 11 aftermath across multiple fronts
Proclaiming victory in Mazar e Sharif the opposition faces denial from Powell and Stufflebeem who question the fall of the city. U S plans Ramadan relief in Afghanistan while Bush lifts National Guards at airports to over 9 000 for holidays. Visa checks expand for young men from 20 Arab and Muslim nations as FBI pursues evidence. Netherlands pledges 1200 troops. The September 11th Fund reports nearly 50 million distributed amid charity scrutiny.
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