FBI releases photos of 19 suspected hijackers
FBI widens appeal to public as it distributes photographs of the 19 men believed to have hijacked four planes before the Sept 11 attacks. Agents weigh real names versus aliases while linking suspects to al Qaida. probes of related plots and overseas arrests continue.
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Pakistani delegation pleads with Taliban over bin Laden
A Pakistani delegation of religious leaders and government officials meets Taliban leaders in Kandahar to press for cooperation on Osama bin Laden amid mounting U S pressure. Plane loads of Afghan refugee aid arrive in Peshawar as protests erupt over Pakistan's support for the United States. Worshippers in Kabul pray for divine intervention against the United States.
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Governors mobilize troops to secure airports
Governors pledged to mobilize National Guard units to protect airports amid terrorism fears. The Pentagon asserts authority to attack hijacked aircraft as a last resort. Bush administration assigns Tom Ridge to lead anti terror efforts with a staff of about 100 across agencies.
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Fears of Energy Shortfall Fade With Price Declines
Energy markets ease as gasoline and crude prices fall while natural gas demand drops. Analysts say abundant supplies and lower costs promise milder heating bills this winter, despite Congress grappling over energy legislation and fears of a broader recession. OPEC ministers meeting in Vienna uphold current production, wary of cuts triggering global recession.
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