Worldwide caution urged amid anniversary of embassy bombings
The State Department issued a worldwide caution to Americans abroad for the first anniversary of the Kenya and Tanzania embassy bombings. It urged low profiles, varied travel routes and wary mail handling, noting ongoing threats and retaliatory risks linked to Osama bin Laden’s network.
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U.S
Africa
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Murrah Plaza Reopens as Healing Space in Oklahoma City
The Murrah Plaza near the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building reopened quietly with a tranquil fountain and native plant planters. GSA officials and survivors praised the restoration as a healing step while preserving the site’s memory of the 1995 bombing that killed 168 people and injured hundreds.
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Taiwan May Cancel Boeing Order In Protest
Taiwan's flag carrier Tai- wan appears to cancel a 12 aircraft order for Boeing 777s in protest of the U S policy toward mainland China. Boeing expected a 2 billion deal to be announced soon as China Airlines signs dated 1995.
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Airbus Industrie
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Boeing
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Mainland China
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Beijing
Clinton
Lee
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