Blair presents evidence linking bin Laden to Sept. 11 attacks
British Prime Minister Tony Blair told a special Parliament session that three hijackers were positively identified as associates of bin Laden and that he planned a major operation in the United States. He cited links to the 1998 embassy attacks in Kenya and Tanzania and the USS Cole bombing, while noting some evidence could not be disclosed for security reasons.
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Western Kansas counties condemn terrorists with resolutions
In the wake of the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks, 10 of 12 southwest Kansas counties passed resolutions condemning terrorists and their sponsors. The measures express solidarity with victims and support for President Bush and the armed forces, while Hamilton and Greeley counties chose not to act.
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Bush offers 320 million aid as Afghans flee crisis
President Bush announced 320 million dollars in humanitarian assistance for Afghans and neighboring states amid drought famine and looming U S led action. Funds via UN Red Cross and NGOs will aid refugees in Pakistan Iran Tajikistan Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan with food medicine and relief. He pledged strong action against the Taliban while expressing compassion for the Afghan people.
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Plane explodes as Russian airliner crashes near Adler
Amid a broad look at job recruitment after the Sept 11 attacks college seniors face a tougher market. Accenture hired 18 Drexel grads last year but has no openings this year. The NASC and Monster TRAK note slower hiring, while students like Scott Conklin at Costco hold steady. Drexel’s Marty Ford urges flexibility and networking.
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