Russia proposes global anti-terrorism convention
Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov urged a world anti-terrorism pact likely under the United Nations to coordinate cross border action. He backed U S efforts to counter terrorists and discussed cooperation with Tajikistan Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan as potential bases for tracking Osama bin Laden allies. He spoke amid a Washington visit with Colin Powell and in a broader White House diplomacy push alongside Megawati and other foreign ministers.
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President to address Congress on military
President Bush will address a joint session of Congress at 8 p.m. CDT to outline the war on terrorism, urge patience for a long struggle, and frame this conflict as unlike previous wars. Condoleezza Rice says the speech will mobilize long term national will and explain the motives behind the attacks to a global audience.
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Memorial at Yankee Stadium planned after Trade Center collapse
New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani announced a 3 p.m. Sunday memorial at Yankee Stadium, admission by ticket, limited to about 60,000. Central Park service canceled amid security concerns as rescue workers recover more debris and 233 bodies have been found with 5,422 missing. Six firefighters and two police officers were buried in private services.
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Egyptian militant al Zawahri shapes bin Laden network
Ayman al Zawahri, 50, Cairo trained surgeon and ideologue, leads Jihad alongside Osama bin Laden. The Egyptian militant has long guided operations and ideology, with roots tracing to the Muslim Brotherhood and involvement in attacks in Egypt and abroad. He is described as the group’s chief ideologue and key coordinator for the Afghan insurgency.
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Hijackers tied to global terror network under review
FBI officials probe possible links between the Sept 11 hijackers and groups in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the West Bank. About five to ten suspects may face charges or be implicated as facilitators. arrests span New Jersey to Texas as investigations widen.
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U S targets money laundering operations
U S Treasury outlines a yearly money laundering strategy amid a wide probe into funds funneled to 19 hijackers tied to Osama bin Laden. Banks are urged to report suspicious activity and trace flows from Florida accounts to support federal investigations.
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