Treasury chief probes stock trading linked to terrorist attacks
Treasury Secretary Paul ONeill said a full investigation is examining whether terrorists profited from stock and options trading before the hijackings. SEC officials noted active inquiries, with Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers cited for records. FBI leads the U S probe amid reports of unusual activity on the Chicago Board Options Exchange.
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Israel says Palestinians violated truce with ambush
In the West Bank an ambush killed a man and seriously injured a husband as their three children sat in the back seat. A Palestinian official said two suspects were detained for questioning.
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Bush Addresses Nation After Terror Attacks
President Bush declared the terrorists must be punished and warned they threaten legitimate governments and cities. He stood in the House chamber for a televised address, joining leaders Hastert and Lott as Cheney stayed away for security reasons.
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Bush vows relentless war on terrorism after 9 11 attacks
President Bush describes the fight against terrorists as a war between freedom and fear while detailing the potential for dramatic strikes and covert operations. He notes the heavy toll already paid and introduces a homeland security office to unite counterterrorism efforts across federal and local agencies.
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Iowans praise Bush rally in Congress remarks
Iowa lawmakers praised President Bush for his speech rallying the nation against terrorism. They described his call to action as clear and unambiguous, noting the long, difficult fight ahead and the need for allies to stand with the United States. Some urged caution on Taliban actions and home defense powers.
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East Iowans respond to Bush speech amid fear and hope
Residents express mixed reactions after the address. Eilders of Cedar Rapids fears retaliation and civilian deaths, while others praise Bush as forceful and unified. A US junior major questions future actions, and a liberal arts dean says the speech calmed the public.
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