Thousands mourn Sikh immigrant killed in hate crime
In Phoenix about 3000 people gathered to remember Balbir Singh Sodhi, an Indian immigrant shot to death in a hate crime after the September 11 attacks. Family and friends, including Sodhi’s son Sukhwinder, spoke of his kindness and the desire to avoid further harm. The shooting targeted victims for their race, Sodhi’s case tying to a widespread anti hate crime wave.
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American Muslims gain national support across the country
The Islamic Center of Pittsburgh leader says he is fielding invitations as non Muslims step forward to support Muslims after threats and harassment following the attacks. Nationwide figures and events show unprecedented interfaith backing, with leaders in St. Louis, the National Cathedral and a Bush mosque visit highlighting the shift.
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Hastert Forms Task Force Against Drug Trafficking
House Speaker Dennis Hastert created the 48 member Speaker's Task Force for a Drug Free America to advise on national drug policy and cutting demand for illegal drugs. Co chairs Rob Portman John Mica and Mark Souder said U.S. money should not finance terrorism through drug use.
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Poll shows American support for military action after Bush address
Newsweek polled 1,005 adults with a 3 point margin. A majorityback military response to suspected terrorists even if links are uncertain. Six in ten would wait as long as needed for an effective strike. Intelligence operations, freezing finances, and trials seen as more effective than killing leaders or striking bases. Americans feel more secure and understand how the fight will be conducted after the president's speech.
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New York City resumes normalcy after World Trade Center attacks
Residents return to lower Manhattan eight rebuilt buildings as crews continue clearing debris near the World Trade Center. Mayor Giuliani and former President Clinton urge New Yorkers to resume daily life amid ongoing recovery, with 6333 feared missing and 194 identified bodies among 261 recovered.
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