Fort Drum troops ordered to support national defense mission
Fort Drum near Watertown announces the 10th Mountain Division has begun first deployment orders in the war against terrorism. Elements will be deployed secretly within the United States for force protection and security measures while remaining unspecified.
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FBI tied to hijackers ID cards in Virginia DMV case
Federal prosecutors pursue a criminal case over five suspects tied to the Sept 11 attacks. Herbert Villalobos is charged with aiding two hijackers to obtain Virginia ID cards. Investigators note other suspects listed in DMV records. More than 6,000 are missing or presumed dead while inquiries widen.
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Bush letter outlines troop deployments and security measures
Bush outlined deployments across the Middle East and Asia and urged security steps including cockpit doors. Gephardt proposed deploying military police or reservists on planes to reassure travelers. He also urged extending unemployment and health benefits for airline workers.
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New York Extends Aid to Victims Families After World Trade Center Attacks
New York shifts focus to victims families as officials simplify access to death benefits, insurance, workers' compensation, and victims’ bank accounts without death certificates. Mayor Giuliani notes 6,398 missing and 279 confirmed dead. Residents endure disruptions amid recovery efforts. Verizon restores two thirds of downtown lines. Corps of Engineers dredges Pier 6 to improve debris removal.
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