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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2001
Page
3
The city will provide each of the over 5,000 World Trade Center victims' families with a wooden urn filled with dirt from the mass graveyard. A court also declared 41 missing Cantor Fitzgerald employees legally dead.
The Senate approved a 345 billion dollar defense authorization for the current fiscal year with a 99 to 0 vote. The measure funds higher troop pay, missile shield work, and potential base realignments. House action and reconciliations with the Senate are still required.
President George W. Bush announced Reagan National Airport will reopen Thursday under the tightest security in the nation. About one quarter of flights will resume, with limited service to six hubs and reduced schedules to New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, and major cities including Atlanta and Chicago. Air marshals, stricter ID checks, and cockpit door upgrades were among new security measures.
President Bush sends Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld on a four nation mission to Saudi Arabia Oman Egypt and Uzbekistan as allies unite against terrorism. NATO partners declare September 11 attacks an alliance assault while Blair urges Taliban surrender. Pentagon adds over two thousand reservists to the war effort.
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld to visit Saudi Arabia Oman Egypt and Uzbekistan to discuss the war on terrorism and U.S. troop support. Tony Blair demands Taliban surrender or lose power. NATO cites clear evidence of bin Laden involvement. Federal task forces push for tougher airline security including reinforced cockpit doors. Reagan National Airport to reopen soon. Missing at World Trade Center 5219 with 344 confirmed dead. Pentagon 189. PA crash site 44. Beghal reveals recruitment for embassy bombing plot in Paris prompting further arrests.
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