Murals and Flags Show New Yorkers United in Grief
Special to the Gazette reports Manhattan streets filled with flags and posters honoring the missing from World Trade Center Two. The scene blends patriotism and sorrow as Times Square glows with candles, photos, and messages while police guard ground zero barriers and residents seek solace in music and shared memory.
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Daniel Rosetti
World Trade Center Two
World Trade Center
Manhattan
Todd Ranke
Times Square
U.S. Army
Ronald Carl Fazio Sr
World Trade Center Towers
Lady Liberty
United States
Iwo Jima
Greenwich Village
Union Square
George Washington
Lower Manhattan
Ground Zero
Canal Street
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
Markets Brace for Short-Term Turbulence After Terrorist Attacks
Investors stressed long term goals as selling eased and buying mood returned with focus on strong names. Analysts noted limited selling, diversified portfolios, and patriotism-driven but reasoned purchases. Airline stocks led declines with America West UAL AMR plunging amid cost-cutting plans.
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Murphy
Jeff Barta
Edward F. Jones Investments
Iowa City
Barta
Securities Corporation of Iowa
Don Muller
Arab anger to persist in US policy shifts and Noriega case
The article notes Manuel Noriega was tried and sentenced to 40 years for racketeering money laundering and drug trafficking. It discusses Arab anger toward the United States, and experts say policy changes would affect major cities more than rural areas. It advocates including Arab Americans in intelligence work and training specialists to study Middle Eastern targets.
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George Bush
Manuel Noriega
Noriega
Brian Lai
United States
Israel
Lai
New York
Washington, D.C
Iowa
Wing
Iisrael
Abs
Middle East
U.S
America
Market sell-off hits area stocks amid Dow drop
Eastern Iowa shares tied to Boeing and aircraft suppliers led losses as the Dow Jones tumbled nearly 685 points and the Nasdaq fell about 116. GE, Rockwell Collins, AEGON, and United Fire saw declines while a few issues like PepsiCo, Heinz, MCI tracking stock, RF Micro Devices, Kohl’s, Wal-Mart, and Saks posted gains or smaller drops amid broad market weakness.
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A.G. Edwards & Sons
Cedar Rapids
Boeing Co
Boeing
Airbus Sas
Securities Corporation of Iowa
RCN Corp
Time Warner Telecom
Randolph
PepsiCo Inc
Quaker Oats
Heinz
Quality Chef Foods
MCI
RF Micro Devices
Kohl's Department Stores
Wal-Mart
Saks
Fed cuts rate to bolster economy after terror attacks
The Federal Reserve reduced the key interest rate by half a point in a swift move to shield the U.S. economy from recession amid the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history. The Dow fell about 679 points as markets opened after an emergency Fed decision.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
U.S
America
Dow
Bush vows actions vs terrorism after attacks
President Bush urged a comprehensive anti-terror package for airlines facing a $20 billion need as carriers suffer losses amid the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks. FBI detained 49 people for questioning. Attorney General Ashcroft seeks rapid passage of anti-terrorism laws. Bush visited the Washington Islamic Center denouncing anti Muslim prejudice while quoting the Quran and affirming Islam as peace.
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Osama bin Laden
Afghanistan
Colin Powell
Taliban
bin Laden
United States
Council of
FBI
World Trade Center
New York
Pentagon
John Ashcroft
Congress
Ashcroft
Bush
White House
Claire Buchan
Washington
Robert Mueller
Mueller
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