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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2002
Page
4
A government study finds toddlers in Early Head Start, serving low income families, are less likely to need discipline and more likely to read. The program improves family dynamics and standardized test scores, with the strongest effects on the poorest groups.
Hundreds of relatives gathered at Ground Zero for an interfaith ceremony marking the end of the recovery. Candles and doves honored victims and rescue workers as 1,100 victims have been identified and 20,000 body parts recovered during more than eight months of excavation. The event followed a city service and included remarks by relatives and officials, with ongoing remains identification at the Staten Island landfill.
FBI Director Robert Mueller and Attorney General John Ashcroft told ABC they could not see a substantial likelihood of stopping the hijackings. Congress plans closed hearings to probe why intelligence agencies failed to share clues. A Newsweek report about CIA meetings in 2000 was not addressed directly by officials.
In Alexandria, Moussaoui, the sole Sept 11 conspirator in custody, grows as a symbol of government failure to connect clues. He seeks to dismiss court counsel to represent himself while a judge shields motions from public view. A May 21 FBI memo accusing headquarters of hindering a Minnesota search amplifies scrutiny of authorities.
In Paterson New Jersey a mosque hosted a five hour job fair for FBI Secret Service and other agencies aiming to recruit Arab American and Muslim applicants. More than 100 provided contact details with dozens showing interest from state and local offices. Many offered Arabic language skills to aid federal efforts.
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