CIA officer Johnny Spann Killed at Ma zar e-Sharif
CIA officer Johnny Micheal Spann, 32, killed during a prison riot at the Ma zar e-Sharif compound in northern Afghanistan. Spann was the first American killed in action in the country since the U S bombing began seven weeks earlier. He lived in a Virginia suburb and leaves a wife, two daughters and an infant son.
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Anti-terror package clears House amid Bush veto stall
The House approved a 20 billion anti-terrorism bill as part of a 318 billion defense package, aiming to fund Afghanistan operations and domestic security after Sept 11. The measure moves to the Senate where Democrats may challenge further spending.
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Bush signs deal to buy 155 million smallpox vaccine doses
The administration signs a contract with Acambis Inc to raise the U S stockpile to 286 million doses by year end, aiming to prepare for bioterror threats while not resuming routine vaccinations. Health secretary Tommy Thompson notes risks and protective potential.
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Suspect in Terror-Finance Case Detained in Boston
Mohamed Hussein a 33 year old Somali born Canadian citizen was arrested in a nationwide financial network sweep and charged with operating an illegal money transfer business without a license His brother Lilian 31 of Ottawa Canada is charged Neither man is accused of funding terrorists Prosecutors urged that Hussein be held without bail as a flight risk in a detention hearing before US District Judge Charles Swarwood.
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