FBI Warns of Potential Large Terrorist Strike
FBI alert circulated nationwide cautions that al Qaida may plan a spectacular attack to damage the U.S. economy and cause mass casualties. No timing or location is given. High priority targets include aviation, petroleum, nuclear sectors and national landmarks.
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Allies back U S oil halt to North Korea over nuclear program
Key partners South Korea Japan the European Union and the United States endorsed suspending future oil deliveries to North Korea as punishment for its uranium based bomb program. They called for concrete verifiable dismantling of the HEU program and warned of cold winter pressures to urge Pyongyang to abandon nuclear ambitions.
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Bush plan opens nearly half of federal civilian jobs to bids
Government unions clash with the Bush administration over a proposal allowing private companies to compete for about 850,000 federal civilian jobs. Critics accuse anti-labor tactics while officials defend the move as a cost saving service improvement. Targeted openness starts with at least 15 percent by October 2003.
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Hu Jintao becomes China's new general secretary
Vice President Hu Jintao appointed as general secretary of the Communist Party, becoming de facto leader and odds-on favorite to become president next year. The transfer marks China's first orderly leadership change in decades as it gears toward market reforms under a new generation of leaders.
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Reprisals feared after execution of Pakistani killer Kasi
A Pakistani man identified as Aimal Kasi was executed in Virginia for the 1993 CIA killings outside Langley. Security around his death chamber was tight as U.S. authorities warned of possible retaliation. Kasi proclaimed no regrets, while his family urged calm in Pakistan.
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