Bush vows long war on terror may last a year or two
President Bush said it could take a year or two to track down Osama bin Laden and his network after a five day air campaign. He warned the threat remains and urged Americans to report anything suspicious while offering Taliban leaders a second chance to surrender.
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Nation pauses to mark a chilling 9 11 moment
A nation honors 9 11 victims with a Pentagon service and a World Trade Center moment of silence at 8 48 a m. Red rose seats for relatives, 125 inside the building and 60 aboard a hijacked plane. President Bush spoke of sorrow and resolve as workers paused during cleanup.
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Daylight raid spooks Kabul as Kandahar munitions dump hit
In Kabul shoppers fled in panic during the daylight raid as U S planes resumed over the capital. In Kandahar a strike on a munitions dump triggered a civilian exodus toward the Pakistani border. Large fireballs and detonations lit eastern Kabul while wind driven blasts echoed from Chaman near the border. Pakistani officials acknowledged U S planes on the ground as part of the campaign and access to bases, though officials contested public views in Pakistan. The story notes ongoing controversy and references EXODUS on Page 3A.
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Groups oppose premature deregulation in Texas electric market
Consumer groups led by Consumers Union and AARP urged delaying the January 1 start of full electricity market competition in Texas citing ongoing pilot program problems. ERCOT and major utilities argued readiness, saying customers will soon have wide switching options.
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