Wall Street set to reopen as rescue work continues
Exhausted workers scavenged wreckage at ground zero as New York prepared for a Monday stock market restart. The NYSE Nasdaq and Amex planned to resume trading while cleanup yielded only debris and sporadic power. Firefighters mourn 300 missing, 152 bodies recovered including Father Mychal Judge.
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Uncanny twist in Benton over flags at Friday game
Benton tale centers on Athletic Director Don Smith and businessman David Severin who sought 40 small flags for Tabor Field after an attack left flags scarce. Minutes after a call from Severin's mother offering flags, he learned she already had 40 flags among his late father the Rev. s belongings.
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Airlines cut schedules as carriers slash 20 percent
Air carriers including Continental announce major cuts after the terrorist attacks. Continental lays off 12,000 employees amid a $30 million daily loss and only half-full flights. American and Northwest reduce service but do not cite exact job impacts. Industry losses now projected at 4 to 7 billion dollars due to weakened demand, travel shutdowns, and higher security costs.
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