Victims Families to Get Average Over One Million
Victims of the World Trade Center attacks would receive an average of 1.65 million under a federal aid plan. Justice Department officials said claims open now could yield partial checks before New Year’s. Families express mixed views on needs beyond money, including memorials and body searches.
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Marines may be used in search for al-Qaida
In Afghanistan’s Tora Bora region General Franks contemplates sending several hundred Marines and possibly some Army troops to aid the hunt for al-Qaida remnants. U.S. officials say the plan would help troops clear caves and tunnels where Osama bin Laden could have hid, as winter weather and booby traps complicate the search.
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