Remembrance Day Marked Across U S After 9 11 Attacks
On the one month anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks, nations pause at ceremonies from the Pentagon to New York. President Bush and officials honor the victims, with rites at St Pauls London and Boston, and prayers for the fallen.
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Unclear U S entry records for six Sept 11 hijackers
Immigration chief says thirteen hijackers entered legally while six others have no entry records. He notes the lack of records across agencies and questions the true identities of several hijackers, including pilots Atta and Hanjour, amid FBI efforts to verify names with faces.
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Powell to ease India Pakistan tensions amid Kashmir visit
The Bush administration plans to raise military ties with New Delhi while U S officials work to ease India Pakistan strains over Kashmir. Deputy Secretary Richard Armitage said Colin Powell's upcoming trip aims to prevent Kashmir tensions from escalating after a terrorist bombing that killed about 40 people. He noted Pakistan's alleged support for Islamic militants opposing Indian rule in Kashmir. The move comes as the United States seeks cooperation from both nations in the global war on terror following September 11.
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Aviation security bill passes Senate
Senate voted unanimously to boost airline and airport security and restore confidence in flying. The package, linked to an anti terrorism bill, adds air marshals, fortified cockpit doors, 2.50 per leg fee, universal bag X rays, and federal payroll for screeners with training standards. House fate uncertain as GOP resists a new federal bureau.
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