Pakistan warns Taliban they have little time to act
Pakistan said Afghanistan's Taliban rulers do not have much time to avert U S led military strikes. Foreign Ministry spokesman Riaz M hammed Khan stressed that Pakistan has conveyed the seriousness of the situation and international expectations to the Taliban amid mounting pressure over Osama bin Laden and al Qaida. Protesters in Kandahar and Quetta voiced anti U S and anti Bush chants as international relief efforts struggle to reach Afghanistan ahead of winter.
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United We Stand stamp debuts to boost national unity
The Postal Service unveiled a 34 cent self adhesive stamp bearing the Stars and Stripes and the slogan United We Stand. Postmaster General John E Potter said the stamp is a message of unity after the September 11 attacks and is aimed at supporting freedom. Millions of stamps are being printed and will go on sale nationwide early next month.
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