Taliban confirms bin Laden in Afghanistan amid US hostility
Taliban officials acknowledge bin Laden remains in Afghanistan under Taliban control while the White House rejects any negotiation on his fate. Attorney General Ashcroft warns of a very serious threat of new terrorism if the United States retaliates for the September 11 attacks. He says authorities must disrupt and interrupt any plots, noting others may be in the country with plans. Taliban envoy suggests possible talks if US provides evidence linking bin Laden to the attacks.
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Panthers home opener runs with minimal delays
At Ericsson Stadium the Panthers and Packers game opened with few delays despite heightened security after Sept 11. Gates opened on time as fans arrived early and backpacks were restricted. Security presence appeared up about 15 percent with extra bag checks and ID scrutiny at the team store.
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Market faces uncertain recovery amid oversold fears
Analysts and former SEC chief Arthur Levitt warn the market may hit a bottom next year after a dramatic downturn sparked by terrorism. Dow could see 10,000 and Nasdaq 2,000 again, with indicatives of oversold conditions and stubborn uncertainty about timing. Al Goldman cautions against overreaction, urging calm and measured assessment.
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Bin Laden family evacuated from United States after attacks
In the days after the September 11 attacks, about two dozen Osama bin Laden relatives were hurriedly evacuated from the United States. The Saudi ambassador to Washington said a brother sought protection at the embassy and the young family members were moved under FBI supervision to a secure location before departing on a private charter. The Saudi king urged protection for the bin Laden children amid the crisis.
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Video aims to boost teen police relations in Gastonia
A Gastonia Police Department video titled One Time stresses cooperation and communication between youth and law enforcement. Produced by JP Davis & Associates with private funding at 50 000, it targets schools and youth groups, portraying how a cooperative attitude can change a stop from confrontation to a warning. Critics warn it may downplay constitutional rights, but producer Jennifer Davis says the message centers on respect for authority and personal responsibility.
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Tracking offenders with satellites to monitor probation parole
A crime report notes hate motivated offenses remain a tiny share of total crimes. Government data discussed on Sundays highlight use of GPS monitoring for probationers and parolees as a policing tool.
Raleigh security talks shape NC Senate race debate
In Raleigh, Democratic Senate hopefuls for Jesse Helms seat focus on security after the terrorist attacks. The coverage notes national guard member among suspects in a pipe bomb blast at Richmond County Courthouse, arrest reported Saturday night.
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Schiele Museum weighs bond referendum for 40th year
Hometown expansion talks mark the Schiele Museum as officials explore a possible bond referendum while celebrating 40 years. Meanwhile government-access TV adds patriotic programming during a commissioners meeting break.
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