Thousands rally in Washington for peace after attacks
Several thousand antiwar protesters marched in Washington D C calling for peace after the terrorist attacks. The march featured drums songs giant puppets and a festive mood with families picnicking in parks and chants of peace now.
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Ashcroft warns threat may rise if US retaliates
AP reports a rising security alert as Ashcroft cautions a very serious threat could grow with any U.S. retaliation. Taliban claim knowledge of bin Laden’s Afghanistan hideout while Pakistan and Afghan opposition movements report gains, defections, and tense diplomacy amid ongoing war.
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Air travel climbs as curbside check in returns at some airports
Washington the FAA says airlines run 80 to 85 percent of pre attack schedules amid rising passenger numbers. 665 714 passengers flew domestic last Thursday with flights 46 percent full. 机场 officials note busier terminals longer security lines reflect growing traveler confidence.
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Afghan Refugee Crisis Grows as Refugees Flee
In the wake of a potential military action Afghan refugees surge across borders. Global total tops 3.6 million with Pakistan hosting over two million, Iran 1.5 million, plus Tajikistan 15,400 Turkmenistan 1,500 and Uzbekistan 8,300 remaining hosting nearby populations.
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U S military eyes Afghan refugee crisis in war plans
Washington reports plan for military support to Afghan refugees if strikes widen. Officials warn attacks could trigger mass hunger and civilian harm, risking global opinion. U N appeals for 584 million to aid 7.5 million Afghans. Bush authorizes 25 million. aid convoy moves to Kabul.
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