Anxiety across America after terror attacks stalls many plans
Across the United States anxiety rises as weddings proceed but real estate activity slows. Despite layoffs and strong car sales in California, the country grapples with uncertainty two weeks after the attacks. Therapists note mixed responses with some clients improving while fear persists. Couples postpone big decisions yet weddings appear largely on track. Real estate agents report few new buyers while existing transactions continue.
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U.S
Jerilyn Ross
Anxiety Disorders Association of America
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Transiston Connection
Sacramento
Calif
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Eugene
Ore
Boston University
Curtis Hsia
Gary Emery
Topeka
Kan
Charleston
S.C
Stanley Shapiro
Century 21
Los Angeles
Lottery picks for Kansas Saturday draws
Saturday Kansas Pick 3 numbers were 704 with next drawing today. Kansas Cash 4 draws 25 27 33 34 35 estimate a $300000 jackpot and next drawing is Monday. The listing notes the results and upcoming drawing dates for both games.
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Anti-war protesters descend on Washington DC streets
Anarchists and peace advocates converged on downtown Washington for the first major national antiwar protest since September 11. Police escorted marches that drew thousands to Freedom Plaza and the Capitol area, with several arrests amid a largely peaceful demonstration against military retaliation and U.S. foreign policy.
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World Trade Center
Pentagon
Pennsylvania Avenue
California
New York
Ohio
Oregon
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D.C. General Hospital
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Rachel Ettling
Columbia University
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Amerikal
Ettling
D.C
U S officials see bin Laden readying new strike after 9 11
U S intelligence officials believe Osama bin Laden has already planned a broader strategic response to U S retaliation for the September 11 attacks. They say he has anticipated moves for the next two to three steps and aims to strike again after any U S military action. Authorities warn operatives could already be in place worldwide and stress the need for full readiness.
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U.S
Osama bin Laden
New York
Bush Administration
bin Laden
United States
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Africa
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Yemen
White House
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This Day In History Highlights From 1777 to 1962
A compact history note recalls pivotal events: Congress fled to York in 1777 as British forces advanced. William Morton used ether as anesthesia in 1846. Babe Ruth hit his 60th homer in 1927. Sudetenland appeasement in 1938. Nautilus commissioned in 1954. James Dean death in 1955. James Meredith’s 1962 Ole Miss registration.
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Boston
Babe Ruth
Adolf
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Navy
James Dean
Cholame
Calif
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Birthdays Today Spotlight Variety Icons and Athletes
Today's notable birthdays include Jenna Elfman turning 30, Angie Dickinson at 70, Johnny Mathis 66, Dewey Martin 59, Marilyn McCoo 58, Barry Williams 47, Basia 45, Fran Drescher 44, Eric Stoltz 40, Martina Hingis 21, and Dominique Moceanin 20. Actress Lacey Chabert is mentioned alongside Jenna Elfman.
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Fran Drescher
Eric Stoltz
Martina Hingis
Dominique Moceann
Lacey Chabert
Protecting Your Nest Egg In Personal Finance
In the Journal-World Personal Finance page the Monday edition advises readers not to delay protecting retirement savings as 401(k) values tarnish and decay. It urges proactive steps to safeguard retirement funds and avoid procrastination.
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