FBI chief says terrorist ties hide in United States
FBI Director Robert Mueller said associates of al Qaida and other groups probably reside in the United States and investigators are tracing who and where. He noted a broad presence beyond al Qaida and cited arrests or detentions of over 1,100 and calls to question more than 5,000 foreign males with Middle East passports. Mueller discussed guidelines for interviewing foreigners not suspected of crimes while providing few new details on the Sept 11 and anthrax investigations. He said investigators are retracing the life of Kathy Nguyen to uncover exposure points, with no source letter found yet.
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Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
United States
FBI
Robert Mueller
Mueller
America
Hamas
Hezbollah
Middle East
Justice Department
Kathy Nguyen
New York
Nguyen
Bronx
Storms leave deadly wake in Texas
Texas floods leave seven dead as heavy rainfall swamps Austin and surrounding areas. Rescuers found a man’s body after his car was swept into a muddy creek while dive teams recovered a pregnant woman and others from rising waters. Creeks continued to rise as weather service warned of ongoing flooding and more rain.
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Texas
Carmen Acosta
San Antonio
National Weather Service
Patty Gonzales
Austin City
Capitol
Bertha Vargas
Vargas
Becky Kott
Edwards County
Katt
Brushy Creek
Hutto
Experts doubt tail fault in Flight 587 crash
NTSB and aviation experts question pre existing tail structure problems as a possible cause after the American Airlines Airbus A300 crash at Kennedy Airport killing 260 aboard and five on the ground. FAA orders immediate tail assembly inspections for A300-600 and A310 fleets. Investigators note pilots fought to regain control, though tail loss may not be linked yet.
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Greg Feith
National Transportation Safety Board
American Airlines
Kennedy
Dominican Republic
Federal Aviation Administration
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FedEx
United Parcel Service
FAA
NTSB
Marion Blakey
Blakey
Associated Press
Washington
Japan Air Lines
Keith Holloway
Tom Ellis
Nolan Law Group
Chicago
National Guard Patrols Around Capitol First Since 1990s
National Guard troops took positions on streets around the Capitol and its offices, the first armed guard presence in three decades. About 15 guards were posted with plans for 100 total, to relieve Capitol Police exhausted after post 9 11 shifts. Deputization for local arrest was limited to a 14 day period as talks continued.
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Capitol
Washington
Capitol Police
District of Columbia Police
Dan Nichols
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