Officer shot at FBI building in Detroit
A man carrying a handgun in a paper bag fatally shot a federal officer at a security checkpoint in the Patrick V. McNamara Federal Building after being refused entry with the gun. The gunman was shot and seriously wounded. the building was evacuated and secured. The slain officer, 36, had joined Federal Protective Services in 1998 and previously served as a Marine and VA officer. Authorities did not release the officer's name.
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Airlines face prolonged crisis after attacks and layoffs
The AP report details a bleak outlook for U.S. airlines with potential multibillion-dollar bailouts. Senate approved 15 billion in emergency funding to last through June 2002 while industry firms plan large layoffs. Executives warn of continuing losses and doubts about scope of government relief and long term recovery.
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Pentagon analyst Ana Montes charged with spying for Cuba
Ana Belen Montes, a Defense Intelligence Agency analyst who attended 1996 Atlantic Command war games in Norfolk, is accused by FBI affidavit of delivering classified U.S. defense information to Cuba over nearly five years. She appeared in court held without bond.
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Ashcroft vows to rebuild at World Trade Center
U S Attorney General John Ashcroft and FBI Director Mueller toured ground zero in New York. They pledged to rebuild, aided by new federal funding, while authorities pursue those responsible for the attacks.
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