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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 2001

Page

6

Strikes Continue Across Region Reported Near Kabul

UN in Pakistan spokeswoman Stephane Bunker said security guards for Afghan Technical Consultants were killed in Monday night attacks. The office, near a Taliban communications tower east of Kabul, had not been warned to relocate, and guards were surprised by the strike.

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Kabul Struck as Cruise Missiles Fire Across Sky

In Kabul a tense incident unfolded as 15 cruise missiles were launched while Taliban gunners fired into the air. Sen John McCain cited missteps in unclear lines and noted guards not linked to the Taliban, with all people reportedly returning safely amid the bombardment.

Taliban John McCain R-Aziz Ment Kabul

Strikes Continue as US Targets Taliban Network

US officials say airstrikes will likely continue for at least one more day as part of efforts to undermine the Taliban regime and disrupt the al-Yana network. Attorney General Ashcroft urged vigilance as the FBI probes a cockpit exposure incident and related passenger danger. reports mention long range bombers and naval assets deployed in Afghanistan and the broader campaign.

CNN John Ashcroft FBI Mia Chacage Momlay Afghanistan Whiteman John Pau Jones McFaul

Public reaction to security measures after airline scare

Shoppers, travelers, and residents from Detroit to North Carolina respond with mixed feelings. Some fear flying and terrorism while others press on with daily routines, noting increased awareness and adjusted behavior at malls, airports, and fairs.

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Ridge plan seeks more funding for security and intel

The article discusses a broad push to empower intelligence agencies with money and tech, build detect systems for biological releases, fortify critical infrastructure, and review vaccine and pharmaceutical supplies. It notes public fear, comments by retirees Claudette and Floyd Nelson in Philadelphia, and concerns over Ridge’s funding, with officials unsure how much money is allocated.

Binden Claudette Floyd Nelson Mora Minn Philadelphia

Origami cranes bring comfort after tragedy in class project

A school program taught students to fold origami cranes, starting at ten minutes per crane and improving to about one minute. Daniel and peers created 1 000 paper cranes as a gesture of goodwill after a national tragedy. Cranes will be shared with New York area children along with a Heal Our World bookmark. The effort echoes Sadako Sasaki’s crane legacy, prompting a monument and ongoing international crane donations.

Traci Ongami Daniel Tve New York Sadako

Bioterrorism fears rise after anthrax case in Florida

Bioterrorism concerns grow after anthrax spores found in a co worker nasal passages of a man who died from a rare disease Friday. FBI seized control and sealed The Sun building where the colleagues worked as investigations tied to Sept 11 widen to nearby locations.

FBI the Sun

Community fundraisers seek aid for Red Cross disaster relief

Groups organize donation drives in New Washington and Frederick area with events at Keys Cafe and Samoco. Hair chair organizer Annette Hair promotes French braiding to raise funds. The American Red Cross drive runs Oct 11 from 8 30 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. at Keys Cafe Harry Grove Stadium. Additional yard sales Oct 13 14 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. donate proceeds. Domino’s supplies free items. Learn more at the anthrax information site.

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