Echoes of horror read on a Tuesday morning
The article recounts a Syracuse NM Energy trader named John, known for a squawk box, who described his newborn daughter as a World Trade Center attack began. Jurgens Bauer, a longtime WTC worker, watched the skyline from nearby offices as the first plane hit, marking a pivotal moment in the disaster.
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Nation buries heroes as Bush vows retaliation
New York begins funeral processions for missing victims as President Bush pledges a sustained war on terror. He urged patience, resolve, and strength for a long conflict, promising to hunt down and bring to justice those behind the attacks and to address supporters and harborers.
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Will open society become a closed one after attacks
After last week's terrorist strikes, Central New York faces tighter security at Hancock International and elsewhere. The piece imagines checkpoints and searches in daily life, likening scenarios to life in Western democracies and raising questions about sacrificing freedom for security.
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Central New York volunteers aid in NYC relief efforts
Volunteers from across Central New York work long days in New York City aiding victims after the attacks. They face exhaustion yet press on to help, joining a broad show of support and relief.
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Bush vows long hunt as nations rally after attacks
President Bush declares war and a long manhunt for terrorists as authorities issue a second material witness warrant. The first suspect is linked to bin Laden’s brother, while WTC toll rises with 159 bodies recovered and 92 identified and missing count climbs to 4,972.
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