Border clashes near Chaman amid Afghan refugee surge
Pakistani border guards opened fire to push back hundreds of Afghans at the Chaman crossing as U N and aid workers warned 10 000 to 15 000 civilians remained in no man s land seeking escape from the U S led bombing around Kandahar.
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Afghan opposition leader urges fewer civilian casualties in strikes
Abdullah Abdullah of the Northern Alliance urged the United States to reduce civilian deaths as air strikes on Afghanistan continue. He spoke in Dushanbe during mourning for Ahmed Shah Masood, noting casualties and the Taliban's claimed toll, while cautioning that winter conditions could hinder both sides.
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Publishers rush on deadline to update history books
Publishers scramble to revise history textbooks after the September 11 attacks. McGraw-Hill aims to have new editions on shelves by early 2002 or 2003, balancing current events with long term usefulness.
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Army Rangers killed in crash remembered
Pfc. Kristofor Stonesifer and Spc. John Edmunds of the 75th Ranger Regiment were killed in a Black Hawk crash in Pakistan amid early U S airstrikes in Afghanistan. Stonesifer, 28, left ROTC in Missoula in 2000 to enlist, aiming to be the best soldier. Edmunds, 20, from Cheyenne, was set on a military career. Both were remembered by educators and friends for their focus and competitiveness.
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Major shifts in Afghan war as U S planes pound Taliban north of Kabul
U S warplanes strike Taliban positions near Kabul signaling potential broad campaign. Gen Myers vows to capture if possible. Afghan doctor reports Taliban leader Mullah Omar’s 10-year-old son killed. Bush and Putin unveil unity on missile defense and arms cuts. Rangers killed named by Pentagon after weekend helicopter crash. Anthrax tests at ABC and other outlets return negative results for a New York infant.
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