Stress echoes through America after terror attacks
Washington residents report heightened vigilance and new routines as fear, similar to experiences in constant conflict zones, reshapes daily life. Workers restrict access with key cards, some avoid the subway, and families teach children to distinguish aircraft while governors urge calm and continued effort.
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New Yorkers pause on terror attack anniversary
One week after the World Trade Center attacks, New Yorkers honored 201 dead and 5,422 missing with a moment of silence at 8:48 am. Firefighters worked the wreckage as authorities noted no major hazardous leaks, the stock market opened with a tentative rally, and fear remained about war and the economy.
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Bush outlines strategy in widening anti-terrorism campaign
President Bush advances a planned, multistep anti-terrorism push as he cites Osama bin Laden and the Taliban in Afghanistan. He warns of a long war with potential casualties, notes coalition efforts, and observes a moment of silence with White House staff.
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Sky Marshals Planned to Secure Flights After Hijack Attacks
FBI and federal agencies pursue armed security on airplanes as FAA trains marshals following last week’s hijackings. Hani Hanjour trained at a Bowie flight school while instructors questioned his flying. Detentions spread across New Jersey and other states as investigators probe possible accomplices and past plots.
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