19 Sep 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2001
Page
1
The forecast calls for rain and breezy conditions on Thursday with a low around 54. Friday and Saturday turn partly sunny with highs near 74. Sunday shows sunshine with a high near 70 and a 50 degree low.
Syracuse police discover a slain man beside a running vehicle behind an Onondaga Creek Boulevard apartment building. Investigation ongoing as authorities release few details from Page Ci.
President Bush ruled out negotiating with Afghanistan's Taliban to seize Osama bin Laden or his network and said the United States will seek actions over talks. He urged nations to crack down on terrorism or risk U.S. retaliation as he met Indonesia's president and other leaders to build support for a global war on terror.
Molly Cahill, home in Frederick Maryland with toddler Maggie, takes notes as her husband Mike, a paramedic and Army veteran, rushes from Virginia to work at the Pentagon after learning of the 9 11 attacks while driving on the George Washington Parkway. Mike, 35, recalls Syracuse childhood memories and a sense of humor Frederick cannot match. The scene unfolds with a rapid shift as the couple confronts a national crisis from their quiet home.
Hundreds of Islamic clerics in Kabul met to discuss Osama bin Laden amid Taliban criticism of U.S. vilification. The council, at the rocket-damaged Presidential Palace, ended without a decision and planned a second day of talks. Mullah Omar ordered a verdict on extradition as Washington weighs military action.
Atlantic City officials confirm the 81st Miss America Pageant will go on as scheduled with 51 contestants voting 2-1 against cancellation. Rob ert Renneisen Jr. notes none of history stopped the event and the telecast will be toned down with pyrotechics removed and appeals to victims’ families.
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