Feds Probe College Records Across States in 9/11 Inquiry
Investigators review student records from California to Rhode Island as part of the Sept. 11 attacks probe. California state college campuses report requests for records, mostly on individual students.
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California
Rhode Island
Mosque leader denounces 9 11 attacks and Taliban in Annandale
Imamuddin Bahrami of the Mustafa Center and Afghan Academy in Annandale Va says Americans should hear Afghan voices condemning the Sept 11 attacks and that most Afghans want to replace the Taliban. He accuses Taliban of hijacking the country and of teaching refugees to fight and kill.
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Annandale
Washington
Imamuddin Bahrami
Mustafa Center
Afghan Academy
Clinton Dole launch $100 million memorial scholarship drive
Former President Clinton and Bob Dole joined a nationwide effort to raise 100 million dollars to fund scholarships for children of those killed or disabled in the September 11 attacks. Dole called it a living memorial showing that Americans continue to care.
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Washington
Clinton
Bob Dole
Dole
Pakistani delegation fails to persuade Taliban over Laden
UN resumes food shipments to Afghanistan to avert famine as recovery costs from the World Trade Center attacks are estimated at 39 billion dollars. The National Guard is deployed to airports following President Bush’s call for stricter airline security.
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Afghanistan
Taliban
Osama bin ‘Laden
United Nations
National Guard
Bush
U S and Russia forge stronger alliance after attacks
Following the September 11 terrorist attacks the United States and Russia deepen ties against terrorism. Putin contacts Bush, pledges help, and signals no missile shield push while Chechnya and Taliban issues reshape cooperation. High level visits and access to former Soviet states mark a new partnership.
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America
Russia
Bush
U.S
Moscow
Vladimir Putin
White House
Air Force One
National
Condoleezza Rice
Presidential
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Rice
United States
Chechnya
John Bolton
Robert Zoellick
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Afghanistan
Demonstrators Oppose Retaliation In Washington March
A few thousand anti-war protesters marched through Washington on Saturday with peace symbols and signs rejecting war. The rally shifted from anti-globalization to peace following the Sept 11 attacks, remaining largely peaceful though pepper spray was used in a morning clash. DC police reported some arrests and one assistant chief was briefly sprayed but recovered to work.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
District of Columbia
Terrance Gainer
Attacks raise questions about additional airport
Washington plans to create a third major Chicago area airport face new scrutiny after the Sept. 11 attacks. FAA hearings proceed on Peotone land purchases while Chicago O Hare expansion and Meigs Field fate mix with security fears and industry layoffs.
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Chicago
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O'Hare International Airport
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O’hare
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O'Hare
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Daley
Meigs
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Peter Fitzgerald
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