FBI warns of renewed terror threats and high alert
The FBI and officials warn that terrorists may strike the United States or abroad this week tied to Osama bin Laden's network. Attorney General Ashcroft says the warning relies on intelligence, urging 18,000 law enforcement agencies to stay on maximum alert as investigations into anthrax and other threats continue.
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New anthrax case probed in Washington area
Officials investigated how a New Jersey woman who did not work for the postal service contracted skin anthrax while doctors in New York City monitored a suspected inhaled case in a hospital worker. Ridge called the NYC case different and noted the mail is largely safe as traces of spores appeared in Capitol Police offices and in the Agriculture Department mailroom. The Friendship Heights post office was closed and workers advised to begin antibiotics.
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Opposition forces tighten grip near Kabul as US airPaves way for assault
Afghan opposition fighters, 800 to 1,000 strong, gather near Jabal Saraj north of Kabul awaiting orders to march on the capital. U.S. jets bomb Taliban positions across Kalay Katak Kandahar and Balkh while commanders press for a broad air offensive to open routes toward Mazar e Sharif and Tajikistan.
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Peres seeks initiative to break Gaza deadlock
Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres prepared an independent plan to break the deadlock with the Palestinians, reportedly proposing a Gaza pullout and dismantling settlements. Gaza unrest continued with mortar fire and Israeli troop activity as Yasser Arafat urged Sharon to resume talks.
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