House approves war bonds in bid to aid war effort
The House backed a measure to issue new war bonds to fund anti terrorism and domestic recovery, sending the bill to the Senate. The plan mirrors World War II style savings bonds with a forthcoming bond design and maturity details to be set by Treasury. In New York City authorities, the missing and dead toll from the World Trade Center attack nears 4,700 as investigators refine lists and suppress duplicates.
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Muslim allies push U S to score victory before Ramadan
Islamic nations pressed the United States to secure a major ground victory in the anti terror campaign before Ramadan begins around November 17. Pakistan’s Pervez Musharraf warned of a Muslim backlash if fighting continues into Ramadan and urged restraint, saying the campaign should end or slow to avoid undermining momentum. Indonesia’s foreign minister and Asia Pacific leaders joined the caution as Ramadan nears.
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Postcards to warn public on anthrax mail fears
Millions of postcards will reach 37 million households as the Postal Service aims to calm fears about anthrax tainted mail. Postmaster General John Potter insists the agency will not be defeated and urges the public to report suspicious letters.
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No Direct Brentwood to Frederick Mail Route Found
Frederick Processing and Distribution Center supervisor on Tilco Drive says there is no direct Brentwood to Frederick mail route. About 1.5 million pieces pass through the Frederick center to county post offices and mail from Washington may be processed at other locations before reaching Brentwood.
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America strikes back as Taliban holds line near Kabul
Reports say US forces renewed airstrikes around Kabul and targets near Mazar-i-Sharif and Charikar while Taliban front lines resisted heavy bombardment. Officials describe strikes on alleged training camps and air fields as battle raged in Afghanistan with rockets and mortars fired at multiple urban centers.
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Bomb strikes and unclear tolls hit Afghan sites
Pentagon and UN officials report misdirected US bombs in Herat and Kabul. An F 14 dropped 200 pound bombs near homes while an F A 18 dropped a 1000 pound bomb near a senior citizens center. UN sources cite a hospital hit in Herat. Taliban claim a hospital massacre. Rumsfeld says no hospital hit. Warplanes press Taliban near Kabul as weeks of airstrike continue.
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Women pilots on Afghan missions get little notice
Navy pilots highlighted include Lt. j.g. Sara Goalie from Billings Montana on the USS Theodore Roosevelt. She scouts why why no, saying she does not want women singled out and notes the era of women flying combat missions alongside male aviators in the war on terrorism.
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U S helicopters under fire in Pakistan during wreckage recovery
In Pakistan two U S helicopters came under fire while crews retrieved wreckage from a crashed helicopter after a covert weekend raid. Pentagon officials said small arms fire forced a retreat and another recovery mission followed. An MH-47 Chinook lost its wheels after striking a barrier during the night incident.
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