Saudis urged to stop terrorists cash flow global pressure
Washington officials press Saudi Arabia to block charity funds that reach terrorists as working groups weigh tighter controls. Powell cautions against overreacting and notes Saudi cooperation is crucial while not ruling out broader diplomacy. A SaudI man denies passing money to hijackers, saying funds aided medical care. Bandar regrets strains but supports joint war effort.
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U.S. Allows Mexican Trucks to Run Beyond Border Zones
President Bush approved Mexican trucks to operate on U.S. roads beyond border zones after DOT reviews 130 carrier applications. Mexican carriers must meet U.S. safety standards. Mineta cites boosted trade. The move, tied to NAFTA commitments, follows talks with Mexico's Fox and prior safety and inspection measures.
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