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    Optimism for Bush, economy

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    THE ECONOMY
    Bush signs $15B airline aid bill
    Dow ends worst week ever
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    Unusual trading scrutinized
    Global markets 'slammed'
    Northwest cuts 10,000 jobs

    MILITARY BUILDUP
    Saudi Arabia limits its cooperation Riyadh rejects U.S. request to use its air bases for anti-terror offensive.
    U.S.: Contact with spy plane lost Rumsfeld says he has 'no reason to believe' aircraft brought down by Taliban fighters.

    HUNT FOR TERRORISTS

    U.S. vows to give world proof Details linking bin Laden and his al-Qaida network to terrorism will be revealed soon, Powell says.

    Nations debate who terrorists are America and its allies could have trouble agreeing — beyond bin Laden — just who is a terrorist.
    Yemen makes security sweep Authorities arrest man carrying three forms of ID, documents identify him as Syrian citizen.

    THE AFTERMATH
    Nearly 60 million watch telethon Screen, music stars seek donations to help victims' families; special broadcast on all networks.
    Federalizing airport security? Congressional leaders support plan, hopes it will reassure Americans that air travel is safe.
    Passengers should resist hijackers Experts say travelers on flights that are bent for destruction need to fight back.

    AROUND THE NATION, WORLD
    Thousands attend NYC service Yankee Stadium hosts somber interfaith memorial for victims of twin towers' destruction.
    Three detained in Britain Of four arrested in Friday raids, Scotland Yard releases one; police say suspects are associated with terror plot.
    Pope urges Christians, Muslims to work together While in Kazakstan, pontiff prays for solidarity, warns of religious strife.

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