Bush orders freeze on terrorists accounts worldwide
President Bush announced an executive order freezing terrorists accounts and creating a financial watch list described as the financial equivalent of a law enforcement wanted list. He spoke as Mulllah Omar urged withdrawal from the Persian Gulf and warned the US against bias over Palestine.
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Afghanistan
Mullah Mohammed Omar
United States
Persian Gulf
Palestine
Osama bin Laden
Jean Chretien
White House
bin Laden
al-Qaida
Vladimir Putin
Wall Street gains as Dow climbs amid post attack nerves
Markets edge higher with the Dow up about 300 points as Citigroup, AIG and Wal Mart rise. Airline shares rebound on a 15 billion dollar aid package while AMR and Delta gain. Advancers lead decliners 4 to 1 on the NYSE. global indexes also rose.
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Citigroup
American International Group
Wal-Mart
U.S
AMR
American Airlines
Delta
New York Stock Exchange
London
Frankfurt
France
Mobilization looming as reserve units act on call
Kansas businesses and public services brace for a possible large scale mobilization of National Guard and reserve troops. President Bush authorized activation of up to 50 000 reserves to protect installations and aid recovery after the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks. Wichita police plan to speed up training with two classes as several officers already receive orders. Via Christi and Wesley Medical Center warn of potential staff losses as reservists may be called to active duty, with past Gulf War numbers echoed in planning.
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CBS
Bob Graham
D-Fla
Bush
Federal Aviation Administration
Dallas
FBI
bin Laden
Ghassan Dahduli
Immigration Court
Lori Bailey
Austin
Texas
American Airlines
Austin Bergstrom International Airport
Jackie Mayo
Wichita
National Guard
Pentagon
Kansas
Tom Stolz
Via Christi Regional Medical Center
Susan Fry
Via Christi
Fry
Steve Smith
Naval Reserve
Reserve Center
Wesley Medical Center
Wesley
Gonzalez
U.S
World Trade Center
Brownsville
Border security costs harm maquiladora factories
Across the U S border region, increased security slows shipments and trims loads. Mexican plants from Sony to GM face a tough year as jobs fall and costs rise. Industry leaders urge faster inspections using X rays while officials keep lanes open and trucks routed to assure quicker crossings.
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U.S
Mexico
Canada
Customs Service
Sony
General Motors
Rolando Gonzalez
Association of Maquiladoras
New York
Washington
Maquiladora
Oktoberfest crowds savor food and beer despite sprayer grounding
In Munich style celebration locals enjoyed bierocks and bratwurst as Oktoberfest grows from a royal toast in 1810 to a yearly feast. Speakers note diverse foods and music while KC hall hosts the event and funds assist local groups. Separately, FAA grounding halts ag sprayers delaying harvest tasks and affecting suppliers in Garden City and Memphis.
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Munich
Joseph Maximilian
Bavaria
Theresa
Saxony
Brunson
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Dodge City
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Junction City
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