Bush to seek resolve for long war on terror in Congress
President Bush will address Congress, not seek a declaration of war, urging patience for a prolonged hunt for terrorists led by Osama bin Laden and al Qaida. The speech outlines regional plans, economic aid for airlines, and international cooperation as U.S. forces mobilize.
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New York City
Army readies for full scale land combat in war on terror
Army Secretary Thomas White told reporters at the Pentagon that deployment orders signed by Defense Secretary Rumsfeld include Army as well as Air Force troops. He said the plan is to use sustained land combat across all Army capabilities in coming weeks.
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Persian Gulf
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Telate
U.S
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Giuliani vows not to give up search for survivors
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani said searchers will continue for survivors weeks after the World Trade Center attack, though some victims may never be found. He noted temperatures and debris make full recovery unlikely while assuring ongoing efforts and city life slowly returning with students resuming classes nearby.
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Task forces to review security at airports
Federal officials told Congress that steps are underway to bolster air line security beyond initial measures. Two task forces will report by Oct 1 on enhanced screening, more armed marshals, and preventing cockpit access as part of broader airport and airliner security efforts.
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