FBI says al Qaida cells operate in United States
FBI reports four to five al Qaida cells in the United States with no found links to the September attacks. Former President Clinton joins Mayor Giuliani at a news conference urging New Yorkers to return to normal daily routines as the city recovers. The Pentagon expands war mobilization rolling out B 52 bombers and activating 5172 National Guard and Reserve troops over the weekend.
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Lawrence protesters march for peaceful end to conflict
More than 150 people marched down Massachusetts Street chanting Respond with justice not war as part of a peaceful protest in response to recent terrorist attacks.
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Bioterror threat warns from Defense Science Board leader
George Poste, head of the bioterrorism task force of the Defense Science Board, cautions that delays in recognizing a problem allow infected individuals in care systems to spread threats. His remarks appear on Page 7A.
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ROTC stipends rise for cadets in Oct
ROTC cadet stipends increase for the first time in 10 years. Starting Oct 1 freshmen and sophomores will receive 250 dollars, juniors 300, and seniors 350. In October 2002 checks rise to 400 for seniors and 350 for juniors, with 300 for sophomores and 250 for freshmen.
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America Responds Bush Seeks Unity After Attacks
President Bush held talks with Vladimir Putin as the United States strengthens coalition efforts to uproot Osama bin Laden and confront terrorism. Sanctions were lifted for India and Pakistan, airlines received a $15 billion aid package, and security at events tightened while investigations widen across Britain and the United States.
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Critics blast lack of diversity on school board
Tim Carpenter reports from Lawrence that the seven member school board is all white and highly educated, with most homeowners wealthy. Critics say this narrow representation leaves the district out of touch with low income and minority families, contributing to an achievement gap that widens through grades. Former leaders recall past discussions on minority concerns and stress barriers to access.
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