Florida investigators link bar talk to preattack warnings
FBI probes in Florida expand after bar manager says three men discussed America’s bloodshed and warned of attacks the day before the hijackings. Authorities also trace two Florida flight school students tied to the World Trade Center attacks and review training at Huffman Aviation and SimCenter Inc.
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West Palm Beach
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EPA to use Superfund money for World Trade Center cleanup
EPA plans to treat World Trade Center and Pentagon debris as Superfund sites to fund cleanup. Tests show asbestos in WTC rubble. Brooklyn air largely clears of dangerous pollutants. EPA officials distribute masks and urge wetting debris to limit exposure.
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House approves relief tax breaks for terror victims families
The House passed a tax relief bill offering 2001 income tax forgiveness for terror victims and estate tax reductions while the IRS announced broader relief measures. The measure, supported by Republicans and opposed by some Democrats, faces Senate timing uncertainty.
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TV executives weigh coverage after attacks in careful reporting
News leaders from ABC CBS NBC and cable networks enter a third day of steady coverage while avoiding graphic images. They pledge to stay on air with a measured tone, balancing urgency with not inflaming viewers. NBC NBC News President Neal Shapiro called it the most important story of their lifetimes. CBS President Andrew Heyward praised the seriousness and restraint.
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Cheney Moves to Camp David For Security Precautions
Vice President Dick Cheney has been secretly commuting between Camp David and the White House since the terror attacks began. Officials say the move is a precautionary security measure to protect the vice president, with Cheney spending nights at Camp David while President Bush remains in Washington.
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