Second warrant issued in hijackings investigation says DOJ
Federal prosecutors in New York issued a second arrest warrant for a material witness in the hijackings case. Investigators expect more warrants as the probe intensifies and 25 immigration detainees are questioned by the FBI in custody at INS.
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Preserving Historic Newspapers Techniques
Advice on saving Ga zette issues after a terrorist attack story discusses flat storage in acid free folders, avoiding plastic bags, not folding along the middle, and framing with acid free mats and UV protective Plexiglas to prevent decay, toning, and fading.
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Displaying the U S flag under public law 94 344 rules
The text outlines the correct display of the U S flag from sunrise to sunset unless lit after dark. It requires the flag to be oriented with the union to the observer's left, prohibits other flags above it, and forbids flag use as clothing or drapery. It also specifies attachment on vehicles to the right fender.
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First wave of services for terror attack victims held
The Associated Press reports memorials across the nation for victims of the attacks. In New York City the Rev Mychal Judge is honored with bagpipes and a service near a firehouse. In Arlington Virginia Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas eulogizes Barbara Olson. Memorials continue in California for Thomas Burnett Jr and Mark Bingham, among others.
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Bush says conflict will not be easy after terrorist attacks
President Bush, with Cheney Powell and Rice at Camp David, declared America at war and urged calm while warning of long combat and possible ground troops. He praised unity and vowed sweeping responses, as Pentagon casualties rose and Continental Airlines cut jobs and schedules.
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