Air service resumes amid fighter security briefing
Nation and world briefs note resumed air service amid heightened fighter security. Other items examine why America is disliked, Bin Laden relocation after attacks, and local faith groups comforting a Waverly native’s family. Cedar Rapids Muslims express safety. Governors and senators plan Des Moines rally. Police and firefighters in Cedar Rapids fundraise for New York colleagues.
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What may happen when stock trading resumes on Monday
Analysts anticipate market activity to rebound when trading restarts Monday as investors weigh economic data and corporate results. Traders expect volatility to reflect renewed sentiment and guidance from major indices and sector leaders.
National Day of Prayer as Nation Copes with Tragedy
In response to the terrorist attacks, the United States observes a national day of prayer and remembrance. The FBI detains ten people attempting to board planes in New York City. President Bush hails the strikes as the first war of the twenty first century.
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Iowa State Iowa game postponed amid weekend football shutdown
A postponed Big 12 match-up between Iowa and Iowa State in Ames faces uncertain makeup plans as all major college games Saturday were canceled. Northern Iowa also saw its contest called off, with details on page 1C.
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GazetteOnline World Trade Center Attack Coverage
GazetteOnline updates with latest attack coverage including video and photos from the World Trade Center scene. graphics and storytelling accompany reports as events unfold.
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U S Struggles With Unthinkable Loss After Attacks
New York braces after Tuesday’s attacks as death and missing rise beyond 5 000 with 4 700 named missing. Officials race to recover bodies while ABC News says 10 officers were rescued. President Bush plans a New York visit to console shaken citizens amid ongoing fear and limited travel.
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Bush declares prolonged war as U S braces for retaliation
President Bush calls the New York and Washington attacks the first war of the 21st century and labels Osama bin Laden a prime suspect. The U S promises all out retaliation and seeks Pakistan cooperation to close borders and cut funding. Security tightens across Washington and New York with airports closed and memorials shut.
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