White House asks networks to screen bin Laden tapes
The White House urged ABC CBS CNN NBC and Fox to screen bin Laden tapes before airing to avoid propaganda or coded messages to sleeper agents. Officials cite potential signaling in al Qaida broadcasts while noting past unedited airings and warning of risk to Americans.
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Suspicious White Powder Envelope Found in Berlin
German authorities probed whether white powder in an envelope with a threatening message posed a chemical or biological danger. Found in a Berlin parking lot outside a furniture store, the envelope was sent to the Robert Koch Institute. Detectives said the finders opened it, and authorities warned of potential danger while taking precautions.
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Robert Koch Institute
Friedrich Wilhelm Dopatka
Christine Rother
Florida health chief says 700+ nasal swabs find no new exposures
Health Director John Agwunobi reports early tests on more than 700 employees and visitors to the American Media offices show no additional exposure after lethal anthrax cases. A 63-year-old photo editor died. a mailroom worker remains stable. Investigators seek the strain source as authorities order the building closed for 30 days.
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Florida Health Department
John Agwunobi
Pesquera
FBI
Palm Beach County
Health Department
Jean Malecki
Jeb Bush
National Security
Condoleezza Rice
John Ashcroft
Kallstrom to lead New York anti-terrorism office
Gov. Pataki named James Kallstrom, famed FBI figure who helped topple John Gotti and led the TWA 800 inquiry, to head New York State’s new anti-terrorism office. Cleanup at the Trade Center site continues as authorities report missing and identified victims.
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John Gotti
TWA
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George Pataki
Kallstrom
Trade Center
Terrorism suspect posters unveiled worldwide manhunt
The United States released posters and photographs of 22 terrorism suspects including Osama bin Laden as a global manhunt expands after the September 11 attacks. Rewards total up to 110 million for information leading to their capture, with bin Laden reportedly in Afghanistan and described in detail on the posters.
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Bunker buster weapons deploy against Taliban bunkers and tunnels
U S bombers use 5000 pound bunker busters against deeply buried Taliban bunkers and caves in Afghanistan. B-2 and B-1 sorties reveal planned demoralization of Taliban leaders and Osama bin Laden’s al Qaeda. GBU 28 and GBU 37 are described as capable of burrowing 20 to 100 feet before detonation.
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