Bush's Crisis Leadership Boosts Bush's Confidence in Crisis Time
Washington AP reports George W. Bush shows growing confidence and command amid terrorism crisis. He has met 19 world leaders, set a tough policy line against Osama bin Laden, and held his first formal prime time news conference. Public approval remains high as he guides the nation through unprecedented threats and a new era of security.
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U S Forces Increase Presence in Pakistan Base Near Kandahar
More than 15 US military aircraft arrived at Jacobabad base in Pakistan over two days amid tensions with militant parties. Taliban claims of deaths sparked no independent confirmation as bombing hit Kandahar and Jalalabad outskirts. Refugees fled Kabul as raids continued, with aid convoys halted by Taliban demand for a road tax. Alliance forces in the north claimed Gur province as battles persisted overnight.
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