18 Sep 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2001
Page
1
Arafat says he will enforce a cease fire while Israel suspends military strikes amid budget troubles and county concerns over Albany's actions. The brief notes page D1 context.
Variably cloudy tonight with Wednesday cloud cover and showers. Thursday brings rain and wind, high 74. Friday remains cloudy with possible showers, and Saturday looks partly sunny. Also noted are weather stats and references to Bush address, Middle East, and Barry Bonds in the same brief.
President Bush calls for bin Laden dead or alive as Rumsfeld questions surrender impact on a broader campaign. Chirac leads foreign leaders to Washington while Bush visits the Islamic Center to denounce violence against Muslims. Victims’ families attend service and memorial at the crash site with Laura Bush present.
Syracuse and national carriers slash flights and lay off thousands after the Sept 11 attacks. US Airways, Continental, American and Delta announce 20 to 23 percent cuts and tens of thousands lose jobs as demand collapses and security rules rise. Officials urge federal aid while carriers reassess staffing and schedules.
U S law enforcement says 49 people are detained for questioning on immigration grounds and nearly 200 more are being sought. Attorney General Ashcroft warned associates of hijackers may remain in the United States. Investigators cite possible ground support from collaborators as they tighten security and seek new laws.
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