Bush orders freeze on assets tied to terrorism
President Bush announced a freeze on the assets of 27 people and organizations suspected of financing terrorism, including Osama bin Laden. The order aims to choke off funding by pressuring foreign banks to cooperate and to block transactions involving noncomplying banks.
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United States
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First person charged in aiding hijackers in foiled attack
Federal authorities charge Herbert Villalobos in suburban Virginia with aiding a hijacker to fraudulently obtain a Virginia ID card before the Sept 11 attacks. Prosecutors say five hijackers may have Virginia IDs. Attorney General Ashcroft says 352 arrested or detained and 392 sought for questioning. FAA plans heightened security and ID verification for workers amid ongoing probes.
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Washington
Herbert Villalobosa
Virginia
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John Ashcroft
New York
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Stocks rally as Dow jumps over 360 points in rebound
New York stocks surged on Monday with the Dow up 368.05 to 8603.86, its fifth biggest daily gain, as bargain hunting helped Wall Street rebound from last week’s losses. Nasdaq rose 76.22 to 1499.41 and S&P 500 gained 37.65 to 1003.45, reflecting nervous optimism after the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Continental Airlines
CVS Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
New York
Dow
United States
Standard & Poor
Bob Stovall
Prudential Securities
Air Center Reopens With New FAA Restrictions In Roswell
Air traffic resumed at Roswell Industrial Air Center but with FAA rules tightening access. Parking must be 300 feet farther from the terminal and security is heightened inside and outside the fence. Dennis Ybarra notes more aircraft appearances from Holloman and Vance AFB create a busy, showlike scene. Private pilots must file flight plans, have a transponder, and follow new limitations.
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Roswell Industrial Air Center
Dennis Ybarra
Air Center Manger
Federal Aviation Administration
Ybarra
FAA
Four miners dead in coal mine explosion at Blue Creek No. 5
At Blue Creek No. 5 mine in Brookwood Alabama four miners died and nine rescuers were missing after an explosion triggered by a cave-in and methane fire. The first blast struck at 515 PM Sunday with 32 miners underground. ten rescue workers entered the mine but a second, larger blast halted efforts and one rescuer died while others remained unreachable.
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Ala
United States
Don DeFosset
Walter Industries
Jim Walter Resources Inc
New York
Blue Creek No. 5
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