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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 2001

Page

17

Pentagon admits bombs hit civilian sites in Afghanistan

The Pentagon warns it will pursue Afghan fighters hiding in cities and acknowledges stray bombs struck civilian areas. Pakistani officials report 22 Harakat ul Mujahedeen fighters killed in a Tuesday bombing as U.S. jets press the Kabul region with night and day bombardments.

Washington Pentagon Osama bin Laden U.S Kabul Pakistan John Stufflebeem Stufflebeem Defense Department Afghanistan Herat Victoria Clarke John Shufflebeem Joint Chiefs of Staff Clarke Karachi Muzamal Shah Harkat ul-Mujaen America Harakat ul-Mujahedeen Movement of the Holy Warriors Kashmir United States Taliban Northern Alliance Voice of America Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld Rumsfeld Pervez Musharraf Mullah Mohammed Omar Baluchistan Panjgur

House passes anti-terror bill broadening police powers

The House approved a compromise anti-terrorism bill 357 to 66 expanding FBI wiretaps and surveillance, home searches, and Internet monitoring. It heads to the Senate with Bush poised for a Friday White House signing amid ongoing debate over civil liberties and McDade amendment fixes.

House Washington Senate Bush White House Dennis Hastert R-Ill John Ashcroft World Trade Center FBI James Sensenbrenner R-Wis House Judiciary Committee John Conyers D-Mich Judiciary Committee Robert Scott D-Va Oregon Ron Wyden Gordon Smith

Daschle seeks farm bill completion next year

DASCHLE pushes to finish a major farm bill revision by 2002 while urging negotiable funding. Veneman and White House officials flatly said spending levels could be negotiated as nine farm groups urge delaying until spring. The Bush administration argues current subsidies favor large farms and trusts Lugar’s plan to shift funds to broader programs.

Washington Bush Administration Senate Agriculture Ann Veneman White House Veneman Kevin Herglotz Tom Daschle American Farm Bureau Federation National Farmers Union Daschle D-S.d Jay Carson House Richard Lugar Senate Committee

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