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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2001
Page
3
Father Brian Jordan leads a blessing of a steel beam cross found amid the World Trade Center rubble two days after the collapse. Laborers and rescue workers join the ceremony as the cross from World Trade Tower One is moved from World Trade Building Six to its present location on Wednesday.
AP reports Muslim firefighters in New York cope with grief and fear of stigma after the World Trade Center attack. Fa rooqq Muhammad, an EMT, wrestles with isolation and reprisal while supporting victims and colleagues at the scene. Edris Bey recalls solidarity from non Muslim coworkers amid the chaos.
Senators pushed closer to a vote on expanding power to choke off money flows to terrorist networks. The measure would monitor hawala networks and combat money laundering while balancing civil liberties in an anti-terrorism package. In Portland Maine FBI officials released details on Atta and Alomari’s pre 9 11 activities to spur tips from residents.
The CIA, citing August information, warned that Osama bin Laden appeared determined to strike on U S soil. The FBI linked hijackers to his network via wiretaps and money transfers, while officials stressed there was no specific plot identified but the warning fed vigilance ahead of 9/11.
In San Diego federal authorities detain over 500 people and seal papers as part of the post 9 11 terror investigation. Courts have closed hearings and kept warrants and documents sealed on national security grounds amid material witness and immigration related proceedings.
If you care for an elderly or disabled person at home mark your calendar for free educational and instructional classes held this month at Kings Mountain Hospital.
Sixteen men from six states were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of fraudulently obtaining Pennsylvania commercial driver’s licenses. The case centers on a Pittsburgh licensing office where an examiner allegedly helped people obtain licenses for bribes. Benmoumen, a Pittsburgh middleman, was not indicted. Eighteen defendants held permits to transport hazardous chemicals. authorities found no link to Sept 11.
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