Guard and reserve units mobilized after 9 11 attacks
Navy and Army reserve centers in Iowa activated recalls as President Bush ordered up to 50 000 reservists to active duty and the first wave of 35 500 soldiers began mobilization. Iowa guards await word while reservists like Scott Netser assess personal impact and readiness.
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Air travel moves toward normal after Friday reopenings
Private planes regain permission to fly and limited jet service resumes as Logan Airport near reopening. Reagan National remains closed indefinitely while New York area airports resume operations amid scattered terminals and crowded ticket counters. Transport Secretary Mineta eyes broader weekend flights, with 25 mile no fly zones in place.
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East Iowans cautiously Starting to move again
Cedar Rapids travelers begin to resume trips after disruptions from the recent attacks. Limited airline schedules persist at Eastern Iowa Airport with cautious travelers and advice to arrive early. Amtrak and Greyhound report increased demand as people seek alternative transport options to major hubs and recovery efforts.
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Networks plan to resume entertainment shows today
After four days of nonstop coverage of the attacks broadcast networks move back to entertainment. CBS will air Touched By an Angel as the first prime time program since the World Trade Center collapse while NBC shows the Brady Bunch movie and ABC airs Hope Floats. Fox schedules two hour special America's Most Wanted and Mrs Doubtfire with other film plans noted.
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