Border guards open fire as Afghan refugees rush Pakistan border
At the Haman border crossing in Pakistan officials report guards fired to push back hundreds of Afghans seeking entry amid U S bombing of Kandahar. One 13 year old boy wounded. two guards injured by stones. Thousands remain in no man s land as neighbors brace for more crossings.
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Haman
Pakistan
Istani
Akistan
U.N
No Man’s Land
Afghanistan
Chaman
Quetta
U.S
Borner
Allies wary of air war length in Afghanistan
Amid two weeks of bombing, allied and analyst voices weigh the effectiveness and political cost of the campaign. EU NATO Japan and Russia back U S led strikes while concerns grow over civilian casualties and coalition strain as ground operations begin and Osama bin Laden remains at large.
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London
Afghanistan
U.S
Bush
European Union
NATO
Japan
Russia
Pakistan
Egypt
Turkey
Taliban
Renato Ruggiero
Luxembourg
Britain
bin Laden
Washington
Geoff Hoon
Ranger Stonesifer Killed in Black Hawk Crash in Pakistan
Pfc. Kristofer Stonesifer one of two U S Army Rangers killed when a Black Hawk went down in Pakistan amid attacks on Afghanistan. The 28 year old left ROTC after his junior year to enlist, aiming to be the best soldier in the Army. Spc. Joan Edmunds 20 of Cheyenne also died.
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Pentagon
Joan J. Edmunds
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pakistan
United States
Afghanistan
75Th Ranger Regiment
Fort Benning
Army
Clegg
Missoula
Silence of terror suspects stalls Qaeda probe
FBI and Justice Department officials say jailed al Qaida suspects in New York withhold information on the Sept. 11 attacks. Four key detainees Moussaoui Azmath Khan and Almarabh face possible pressure tactics as frustration grows among investigators.
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FBI
Justice Department
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
New York
United States
U.S
Metropolitan Correctional Center
Zacarias Moussaoui
Minnesota
Mohammed Jaweed Azmath
Ayub Ali Khan
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Nabil Almarabh
Boston
al- Qaida
Crop dusting incident sprayed Mississippi towboat and craft
Mississippi officials test a substance sprayed by a crop duster on a towboat near Rosedale. Crew report no illness, given antibiotics as precaution. plane circled and sprayed a pleasure craft, owner unidentified, witnesses sought. Authorities suspect sodium chlorate used to defoliate cotton. CDC asked to test the substance.
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Jackson
Miss
Rosedale
Kent Buckley
Bolivar County Emergency Management Agency
Buckley
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Mississippi Department of Health
Nancy Kay Wessman
State Health Department
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