Warrant Issued in Hijackings Probe as Investigation Advances
Federal prosecutors in New York issued a second arrest warrant for a material witness in the hijackings investigation. About 25 people detained on immigration charges have been questioned by the FBI. none has been charged yet. Two men detained at an Amtrak station in Fort Worth were flown to New York after boarding a Newark flight during the four hijackings. The plane was grounded in St. Louis. a later routine drug search found no drugs but did reveal knives and about $5,000 in cash.
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Passport of suspected hijacker found near World Trade Center
The passport of a suspected hijacker was found Saturday near the World Trade Center ruins as rescue workers combed the debris for signs of life. The discovery intensified the search for evidence from the Tuesday attacks carried out with two planes, knives and box cutters. Immigration problems surfaced for some detainees questioned by the FBI, with potential visa issues prompting arrests in unrelated probes. Officials said detention periods for immigration violations are flexible, and prosecutors sometimes use such charges to gain time for broader investigations. Attorney General Ashcroft said the investigation was progressing and details were being developed with leadership at Camp David.
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Lone congressional holdout explains vote
A California Democrat from Oakland opposed an early measure as the House approved it by 420 to 1. Lee said she arrived at her decision Friday during the memorial events and cited the need to act with care and conviction.
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Markets reopen Monday after stalled stock exchanges restart
After Saturday testing the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq began resuming operations with limited staff on the trading floor. Verizon and AT&T reported partial restoration of services while security at the NYSE would increase with stricter ID checks, but the visitor gallery would remain open to the public.
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World Trade Center attack updates and fallout
By Saturday night 159 bodies were recovered at the World Trade Center ruins with 92 identified and 4,972 missing. The Pentagon toll reached 188 as U S authorities widen investigations, announce arrests tied to bin Laden's network, and outline broad security measures including travel bans and stricter passenger scans. International flights resume to the United States as markets test systems and airlines cut schedules amid a drastic drop in travel.
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Donations Surpass Expectations In Relief Wave
An unprecedented surge in donations to relief agencies follows Tuesday's attacks. The outpouring exceeds 100 million dollars in three days, driven by patriotism and a drive to heal. Major online portals and corporations join the effort, with Red Cross and United Way among the most supported.
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Lottery Picks Powerball Results and Jackpot Estimate
Lottery numbers drawn for Saturday are 19 28 33 43 49 with Powerball 23. Estimated jackpot stands at 13.5 million dollars for the next draw on Wednesday.
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History notes from Sept 16 events through 1974
On Sept 16 1940 Franklin Roosevelt signed the Selective Training and Service Act creating the first peacetime draft in U S history In 11810 Mexico began revolt against Spanish rule In 1893 settlers flooded Oklahoma Cherokee Strip In 1919 the American Legion was incorporated By 1940 Samuel T Rayburn of Texas was elected Speaker In 1966 the Metropolitan Opera opened its Lincoln Center house In 1974 President Ford announced a conditional amnesty for Vietnam War deserters and draft evaders.
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Birthdays spotlight B B King and stars across ages
A roundup of notable birthdays includes blues legend B B King at 76 and actress Lauren Bacall at 77. Other celebrants: Rev. Robert H. Schuller 75, Peter Falk 74, Ed Begley Jr. 52, Earl Klugh 48, Mickey Rourke 45, David Copperfield 45, Terry McBride 43, Jayne Brook 39, Richard Marx 38, Marc Anthony 32, Alexis Bledel 20.
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Sermons Reflect Nation’s Response to 9/11 Attacks in Lawrence
The Journal-World reports on church sermons across Lawrence reacting to the deadly United States attack. Clergy discuss resilience, unity, and civic duty while parishioners share prayers and reflections on the tragedy and ongoing national response.
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