Where's A. Osama in a Cave Hiding Or Dead
U S officials say no credible signs of Osama bin Laden's location for two weeks while they review an aired video from al Jazeera that hints at timing of his disappearance. Officials consider three main possibilities: he is dead from U S bombs or followers, he hides in Tora Bora caves in Afghanistan, or he flees through Pakistan. The video raises questions about his status and location as forces search the region.
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Moussaoui Linked To Shoe Bomb Suspect in London
London mosque leader Abdul Haqq Baker linked Richard C. Reid, aka Abdel Rahim, to Zacarias Moussaoui, noting Reid as a naïve convert guided by extremists. Baker warned of potential additional lone wolf bombers in Britain, suggesting many more individuals could be involved.
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Obituaries and Classifieds Highlight Local Names
E Ruth Cullers 79 Broadway Ida Hedrick 88 Petersburg WV Edith Payne 85 Harrisonburg Frances Price Juneau Alaska Ethel Reese 66 Salisbury NC Patricia Sterling 70 Hallwood Floyd Wingfield Jr 71 Forest listed in page 14 notices and memorials across categories including national and regional classifieds.
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Area retailers report surprising holiday sales strength
Harrisonburg area shoppers ignore forecasts of recession and Sept 11 fears. Schewel Furniture reports its best year since the store opened in the 1930s. Valley Mall merchants describe mixed results with some thriving tenants. Back Room Shoes notes 2000 was terrible but this year is phenomenal, though reasons remain unclear.
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Rockingham County
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Surge sales wrap holiday slump at Lenox Square
New York shoppers rushed to after-Christmas sales as retailers tried to clear merchandise after a dismal season. Hana Maria left Lenox Square Mall with black leather Coach boots bought at half price as she said waiting paid. Experts warned the sales were too little too late to salvage profits, noting stores aim to make room for spring lines.
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Longtime pals discover they are brothers in Wilton connection
Gary Klahr and Steven Barbin, best friends since youth, learned three years ago they are brothers after an adoption records search. The brothers, ages 52 and 49, share Christmas gatherings with eight other newly found siblings. Nancy Sitterly at the Department of Children and Families led the outreach.
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Amnesty hopes fade for Mexicans in borderlands
In Pharr Texas illegal Mexican immigrants once dreamed of U S amnesty under Bush hopes faded after Sept 11 as border security tightened and terrorism fears stalled potential policy shifts. Officials said a Gutierrez bill to legalize long residents faced a lull without clear timelines.
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