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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 2001

Page

7

FBI warns of possible terrorist strike in days ahead

The FBI cautions of potential additional attacks inside the United States or abroad in the coming days. Local police are urged to remain on the highest alert and the public to report suspicious activity. President Bush and Attorney General Ashcroft emphasize caution without causing panic.

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Daylight raid triggers panic in Kabul and border fallout

The first daylight raid on Kabul during the U S led campaign drives shoppers into a panic. In Kandahar a munitions dump strike triggers civilian exodus toward Pakistan border. U S planes resume attacks with fires near a bin Laden training base as Pakistan reports mixed presence of American personnel. President Bush says he will pursue al Qaida and questions whether bin Laden is alive.

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Bush remarks frame war on Hussein and terrorism

President Bush defended actions against Hussein and cited an FBI warning as a general threat. He urged vigilance and promised protection if intelligence targets specific places, while joking with reporters. Cheney appeared via distant message and urged children to donate $1 to aid Afghanistan youth.

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Sears Tower workers still wary a month after 9 11

In Chicago workers on the Sears Tower floors 11 through 53 describe nerves and vigilance a month after hijacked jets hit the World Trade Center. Barriers fire trucks and rumors heighten fear while some firms consider moving to less prominent offices. Only one small tenant has left.

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JERRY PALM on the 28th floor faces a changed threat

A computer analyst who works on the 28th floor says his past joke about being in the largest terrorist target is no longer funny. He notes heightened security awareness and real fears influencing his daily work and environment.

Jerry Palm Bank of America Keith Kroeger World Trade Center Rebecca Gates David Milberg

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