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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 17, 2001

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al Qaeda flees as tribal fighters, U S forces press hunt

In eastern Afghanistan near Tora Bora tribal fighters and U S special forces pursued al Qaida guerrillas after overrunning their cave complex. Over 200 foreigners were killed in nine weeks of bombings and ground battles. many fighters fled, some surrendering, while others were hunted through snowbound mountains.

Tora Bora Afghanistan U.S al-Qaida Osama bin Laden Eastern Alliance bin Laden Defense Donald Humsfeld Brussels Belgium Taliban Mullah Mohammed Omar Haji Gulalai Kandahar Baghran Alliance Auzubillah al- Qaida

Frederick MARC service revival marks return of trains

Maryland Transit Administration launches the Brunswick Line Frederick extension with a passenger train from Frederick downtown at 5 17 am arriving at Union Station. About 80 riders boarded at Frederick stations and others joined at Montgomery County stops as commuters react to weekend limits and higher fares for peak trips.

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Anthrax genetics link to multiple sources fuels debate

AP reports that matching genetic material found in letters to Senator Daschle and Senator Leahy to Army stockpiles does not prove a single perpetrator. Fort Detrick officials noted the supply came from the Agriculture Department and was shared with five labs, while CIA and EPA actions outline ongoing containment and safety steps amid continued Capitol Hill cleanup and public health preparations.

Washington Capital Hill Army Chuck Casey Fort Detrick Medical Research Institute Agriculture Department Washington Post Senate Tom Daschle Patrick Leahy Mr. Casey Usameid Department of Agriculture Capitol Hill CIA Mark Mansfield Mansfield FBI Post Antiires Fork Detrick Arnie Laws Dugway Proving Ground Ulal Canada Britain Ohio Research Institute University of New Mexico Ames Usamrild

Families Bring Christmas to Guards Away From Home

Maryland National Guard units stationed in Peel Lee and Port Lee receive a community driven Christmas surprise organized by Rosemary Nehes and Connie Haines. Volunteers filled more than 400 boxes with cookies, gifts, and holiday treats for families, with Santa arriving early to greet children as dawn broke and photographers captured festive moments.

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