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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 2001

Page

2

U S aims heavy incidents near Kabul spark calls for ground troops

Reports say Wednesday and Thursday saw the heaviest U S fighting yet in the front line north of Kabul as opposition leaders urged Washington to increase strikes. Taliban said a U S device hit a bus in Kandahar injuring civilians. Diplomats and Afghans push for a post Taliban government and a multi ethnic leadership with calls to remove foreign influence.

U.S Kabul Washington America Taliban Afghanistan Ezatullah Kandahar Peshawar Pakistan Mohammad Zaher Shah bin Laden al-Qaida Bush United States Shamali Northern Alliance Farid Mohammed

Rumsfeld Says Afghan Fight Harms Taliban as Bin Laden Eludes

Defense Secretary Rumsfeld said the U S campaign in Afghanistan hurts the Taliban and al Qaida while bin Laden remains hard to reach. Senate passes anti-terror bill. Bush to sign. Gen Jones says Marines can deploy in six hours from USS Theodore Roosevelt. Ashcroft vows all legal means to detain suspects. BBC reports Britain to deploy 1,000 commandos for possible Taliban ground action.

Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld U.S Afghanistan Taliban Osama bin Laden al-Qaida bin Laden Rumsfeld Pentagon Senate Bush Marine Corps James Jones Theodore Roosevelt Arabian Sea John Ashcroft British Broadcasting Corp Britain BBC

Capitol Hill clears some buildings amid anthrax scare

Three weeks into the bioterrorism scare lawmakers return to several Capitol Hill offices. Officials report no exposure linked to mail from an offsite anthrax-detected machine. Tests expand across federal facilities as 250 to 300 people are screened and 80 at the Sterling facility receive Cipro. The nationwide total reaches 13 cases, with seven inhalation and six skin forms.

Capitol Hill White House Ari Fleischer Colin Powell Senate Julie Gerberding Centers For Disease Control and Prevention New Jersey State Department Richard Boucher Department Sterling Ivan Wallis Washington Public Health Department Gion Boucher Powell

Toll Road Bypass Proposed for Gaston Area

The 29 mile NC toll bypass from I 485 to U S 321 north of Dallas would include 12 interchanges and bridges over the Catawba and South Fork rivers. Estimated 1998 cost 385 million dollars. Local officials advocate the project amid mixed views on toll funding and gas tax ideas.

North Carolina Department of Transportation U.S. 321 Dallas Catawba South Fork Bob Spencer Chamber Transportation Committee Spencer Statesville Kim Price Senate Raleigh Frank Johnson North Carolina Basnight Jim Crawford D-Granville Crawford Hoyle Gaston County Gazette Thomas J. Monigan

Anthrax found on NYC postal facility mail machines

Four mail sorting machines at a Manhattan processing station tested positive for anthrax. Officials urge calm about mailed material while health authorities report a second NBC worker likely contracted skin anthrax from a Brokaw aide’s letter. The NBC desk assistant affected is reported as fine.

Brentwood Postal Service Deborah Willhite Nyc NBC New York Manhattan Tony Musso Brokaw

Belmont motel ordered to curb nuisance activities and restrain owners

Belmont police and state officials secured a nuisance judgment guiding Heritage Inn owners Patel to restrict access and improve security. The order requires guest identification, a hotel registry, no trespassing signs, fencing, lighting, and a resident manager only residence. Costs totaled 4,500 for legal work with 1,500 to the police and 3,000 to the Alcohol Law Enforcement Division.

Hap Pearce Patels Belmont Police Department North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division Lands Belmont Police L.J. Lewallen

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