First criminal charges filed in terrorism case expand to U S attorneys
Attorney General Ashcroft announced the first criminal charges after three men were found with false immigration papers and airport diagrams in Detroit. The inquiry broadens to every U S attorney office with anti terrorism task forces and new 48 hour intake rules for immigration status cases.
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Chirac Backs Bush in Global Anti Terror Coalition
French President Jacques Chirac pledged total solidarity with the United States after meeting President George W. Bush in the Oval Office. He called the hijacking attacks a tragedy without parallel and voiced strong support for a united international front against terrorism.
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United Way Opens Campaign In Roswell For Chaves County
The United Way of Chaves County launched its annual drive with a luncheon at the Roswell Civic Center on Tuesday. The two month campaign targets 438000 dollars with 99 percent staying in county. Abby Yates, campaign chair, says 16 local organizations will benefit from gifts. Over 84000 dollars, about 19 percent, has already been raised by the leadership division.
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Sixth Grader Heather Rogers Starts Roswell Fund Drive
Heather Rogers, an 11 year old at Washington Avenue Elementary, proposed a fundraiser for victims of the Sept 11 attacks. Her idea was adopted by the school PTO and Roswell Parents' Council, with support from Culligan donating five gallon water bottles. The effort will supply bottles to Roswell schools for the Red Cross relief.
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Red Cross Aids Roswell Fire And Local Disasters
Nevada Linford of the Rio Hondo chapter notes the American Red Cross responds to about 60 000 U S disasters yearly and helps one in five Americans in their lifetimes. In Roswell five single family fires since July 1 and recent local incidents included a Riverside collision involving two semi trucks and a car. The chapter provided food and beverages to firefighters and officers, aided a search and rescue mission, and assisted mudslide victims at Rui doso that flooded 24 senior citizen apartments.
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Boeing plans layoffs amid post-attack slowdown
Boeing Co plans to cut up to 30,000 commercial airplane jobs by year end as orders slow after last week's terrorist attacks. Governor Locke and federal leaders urge swift aid as the industry seeks relief, with proposals ranging up to 24 billion dollars.
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