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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 2001
Page
2
U S Customs identifies about 100 key technologies and items that could aid terrorist groups and asks businesses to help prevent their fall into the wrong hands. The list, shared with intelligence agencies and the Defense Department, notes dual use tech with potential for weapons use.
In Washington, a top Defense official said the Taliban has been defeated but al Qaida remnants remain at large and will be hard to locate. He noted ongoing U S bombing, continued hunting for leaders, and possible long term involvement to prevent sanctuary for terrorists.
The article compares Taliban and al Qaida fighters to historic last-stand cultures, noting many abandoned Kandahar while others fight to the death. It cites U S and allied efforts against fortified caves near Tora Bora, the first combat death from al Qaida prisoners, and honors CIA officer Mike Spann buried at Arlington.
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