Terror probe broadens as arrests abroad unfold
Federal prosecutors charge a van with trying to fly into Chicago using a false passport and Lufthansa uniforms on the day of the Sept 11 attacks. Nageeb Abdul Jabar Mohamed al Hadi, detained in Canada, faced charges for possessing and attempting to use a false passport after traveling on a German airliner grounded in Toronto. Authorities pressure for extradition while U.S. agencies weigh a report linking Osama bin Laden to the attacks. In London, police detained three men and one woman in the World Trade Center investigation.
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Star studded telethon mobilizes aid for World Trade Center victims
A massive benefit across 30 networks and 8 000 radio stations united stars like Tom Hanks Bruce Springsteen U2 and Stevie Wonder to raise funds for World Trade Center and Pentagon attack victims. Performers including Bruce Springsteen Neil Young Tom Petty and Wyclef Jean delivered messages of resilience as audiences watched from New York Los Angeles and London with other celebrities joining in a two hour program. The event echoed Live Aid and aimed to lift spirits while prompting generous donations nationwide.
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Congress OKs 15B airline relief package
Congressional action approves a 15 billion rescue plan to aid the airline industry after the 9/11 attacks. The House passed 356 to 54 and the Senate soon backed the measure, with President Bush supportive. The package aims to preserve jobs, stabilize service, and provide liability protections while restricting executive compensation for some executives.
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