Sudan to aid hunt for attackers says Bashir
Khartoum Sudan president Omar el-Bashir said Sudan will cooperate in hunting those behind last week's attacks. He stressed the country has long cut ties to Osama bin Laden and warned against retaliatory military action.
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Rallies urge nation to curb hate after terror attacks
Washington groups including South Asian, Arab and Muslim Americans rallied near the Capitol calling for an end to vengeance against people who merely appeared to be the enemy. James Zogby of the Arab American Institute linked hate crimes to the victims of the World Trade Center, Pentagon, and Pennsylvania crash.
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Government to cover NYC state WTC recovery costs
The federal government will reimburse New York City and state for debris removal emergency protection and repairs to public facilities related to the World Trade Center attacks. FEMA announced 100 million dollars for NYC relief, adding to 25 million approved earlier.
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Musharraf defends Pakistan role in aiding U S against bin Laden
President Pervez Musharraf in a televised address defended Pakistan's decision to help the United States pursue Osama bin Laden. He said the move was necessary during a "very serious time" and emphasized Islam and the Afghan nation were not targeted. He noted Pakistan will grant U S access to air and land, while urging unity with the international community.
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U S forces face tough task in Afghanistan invasion
The article outlines likely U S assault methods against Taliban and al Qaida targets in Afghanistan, stressing hostile terrain and dispersed fighters. It cites Defense Secretary Rumsfeld praising a full spectrum of capabilities and notes potential regional allies Pakistan and Russia, plus the Northern Alliance, as crucial support.
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