Remembering 9 11 One Year On Across America
Masses gather at plazas and public buildings as bells toll at 8 46 a m local time and Mozart Requiem plays worldwide. Splinters from the towers are shown in states like Nevada Tennessee Ohio and Wyoming while Boston halts flights for a minute. In Wilmot New Hampshire residents mark a personal loss as Thelma Cucchiello 71 died aboard a hijacked flight and a new bandstand is dedicated with community support.
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Global Sept 11 commemorations mark 9/11 anniversary
Around the world ceremonies mark the 9/11 attacks with services in London Paris and Rome, two minutes of silence in Copenhagen and at stock exchanges, exhibitions in Jerusalem, and a Rolling Requiem led from Seattle. Govs Pataki and McGreevey read the Gettysburg Address and the Declaration of Independence.
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Bush vows to seek congressional support on Iraq war
Bush promises to consult Congress on Iraq and seek support for action to counter Saddam Hussein's regime. World reaction is critical with Iraq denouncing the plans and Arab leaders warning of regional instability. Bush plans a UN push on Sept 12 and a Camp David meeting with Tony Blair to build consensus.
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NYC losses may hit 95 billion from World Trade Center attack
New York City faces a potential 95 billion economic impact and 83,000 jobs loss from the World Trade Center disaster, per a fiscal analysis by Controller William Thompson. The report cites 21.8 billion in replacement costs, a 6 billion deficit largely from the attack, and 30 million square feet of damaged downtown office space.
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