Rumsfeld says troops inside Afghanistan advising and guiding
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said American soldiers are in Afghanistan advising anti-Taliban forces and helping guide bombs, with plans to visit Moscow and other regional leaders to bolster the war on terrorism. He noted a modest U.S. force presence in the north and sporadic deployments elsewhere as bombing campaigns continue against Taliban positions.
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Slump May Signal End Of Economic Expansion
The economy shrank 0.4 percent from July to September, the biggest drop since early 1991, amid weak consumer spending and drop in business investment. Analysts fear a recession may begin earlier, with potential follow-on declines in output, layoffs, and disrupted travel and air services after the Sept. 11 attacks. The Bush administration pushes a $60 to $75 billion stimulus, facing partisan wrangling in Congress.
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Red Cross to halt soliciting after Sept 11 fund
The American Red Cross says it will stop soliciting donations as the Liberty Fund holds 547 million in pledges for attack relief. More than 200 million in uncommitted funds will cover future needs tied to the attacks. Interim leader Harold Decker says the fund was for a specific event and will close. The disaster relief fund sits at 26 million with a 57 million target, and post today new gifts go to the general fund unless earmarked. Liberty Fund dollars will aid victims families and related relief efforts.
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Intelligence says bin Laden inner circle orders new attacks
U S intelligence concerns Osama bin Laden's inner circle issued fresh orders for attacks on Americans and that terrorists may strike even if cut off from Afghanistan. The FBI alert cited weekend intelligence involving Afghanistan and al Qaida operatives abroad including Canada. Canadian officials tied the warning to information from Canadian intelligence.
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