Salvation Army struggles to pay 30000 post 9/11 bills NY
The Salvation Army in New York is rushing to pay some 30,000 household bills for Sept. 11 victims. After raising 60 million dollars, the charity faced a computer logjam, delaying checks for about 15,000 families and prompting apologies from Alfred Peck Jr. The system, once handling 150 checks daily, was overwhelmed by 1,500 daily due to the crisis. Upgrades and volunteers aim to catch up in weeks.
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Troops Head to Guantanamo for Qaeda Taliban Prisoners
About 1,500 U S soldiers are heading to the Guantanamo Bay base to prepare for transferring and guarding suspected Qaeda and Taliban prisoners. Some will move prisoners from Asia, while a first group under 100 is readied. up to 2,000 may eventually be housed there as Gen. Franks says arrivals could begin within 10 days.
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Kabul
Families protest WTC victims fund rules
Families of World Trade Center victims and four members of Congress urged revisions to interim compensation plan. Rep. Peter King warned against further victimization by new regulations as Special Master Kenneth Feinberg considers adjusting awards, with average payouts around 1.6 million dollars and non economic losses set at 250 thousand.
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New York
Congress
Peter King
Feinberg
Feinberg faces Jan 21 deadline to finalize fund rules
The text notes Feinberg must finalize rules by January 21 and that relatives seeking compensation would likely relinquish their right to sue. It presents a cautious view on victim families facing further harm and legal avenues.
German police arrest suspected al-Qaida member
Investigators ruled out al-Qaida links for a 27-year-old Lebanese national arrested in Moenchengladbach on charges of carrying false papers. He was seized at a hotel near Dusseldorf after a tip, identified with fake Italian papers as Mario Bertoldi, with a large sum of cash. He is married with a 3-year-old child and has a robbery and assault record.
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Help Wanted Classified Listing Overview
A dense index of classified categories appears, listing job types such as Drivers Wanted and Help Wanted, along with sections for business services, real estate, financials, and legal notices. It indicates ad pricing and formatting for small classified entries in a historical newspaper.
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