Bush expands terror funds freeze with asset tracking plan
President outlines executive order to freeze assets of terrorists and supporters, naming groups such as al Qaeda and Islamic organizations. A new Treasury center will track money flows while nations like Switzerland may need to amend laws. Uzbekistan deployment possible as security extends.
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Afghan tribes press for exile king to unite fractured nation
In Quetta, about 50 Pashtun and Hazara tribesmen call on exiled 86 year old Mohamad Zahir Shah to lead a national assembly and serve as a symbolic figurehead. They seek peace and a potential role for him in rebuilding Afghanistan, amid Taliban rule and U S action fears.
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East Iowans face slow return to normal as travel shifts
East Iowa residents report a sluggish return to normal life with lighter weekend home sales. Dennis Wood of Iowa Realty notes Parade of Homes in Cedar Rapids reduced buyers' urgency while high listings and favorable interest rates tempt purchases. Travel planners struggle to gauge the new normal amid shifting flight schedules. Julie Hender and Patti Kelly describe ongoing adjustments and temporary travel moratoriums.
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Weddings, Travel Hold Steady Amid Turbulent News
Julie Hender and Carlson Wagonlyt Travel in Rapids discuss how travel plans remain resilient despite fears from terrorism and news coverage. Honeymooners mostly keep plans while spectators and bowlers at Valleys on Blairs Ferry adapt to unsettling events and movie theater attendance dips as audiences monitor the news.
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Bioterror alert spurs vigilance in Iowa businesses
Iowa business leaders are urged to watch for suspicious people faces and vehicles and report concerns. Officials cite post 9 11 safety shifts and drills as groundwork for a bioterror response while budget cuts complicate preparations and potential exemptions are discussed.
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