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    Optimism for Bush, economy

    USA TODAY poll: 90% of Americans give president high marks; most are confident in long-term prosperity.

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    THE ECONOMY
    Investors predict difficult week
    Workers brace for more layoffs
    Auto sales forecasts fall lower
    Estate planning more popular
    Survival gear sales soar
    Bush signs $15B airline aid bill
    Stock funds tumble

    MILITARY BUILDUP
    Special forces begin moving out Quieter streets, visiting relatives near military posts reveal that more troops are being deployed.
    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

    Cockpit struggle caught on tape Radio transmissions from flight that crashed in Pennsylvania reveal glimpses into deadly battle.

    Taliban: Bin Laden missing Afghanistan's rulers say they can't find man that U.S. suspects of masterminding terror attacks.
    Yemen makes security sweep Authorities arrest man carrying three forms of ID, documents identify him as Syrian citizen.

    THE AFTERMATH
    CIA director may feel heat Tenet is respected by many, but a likely investigation could pin some blame on him.
    Thousands attend NYC service Yankee Stadium hosts somber interfaith memorial for victims of twin towers' destruction.

    AROUND THE NATION, WORLD
    Pakistani leader popular enough Musharraf doesn't need to worry about public resentment too much as long as military stays loyal.
    Israel calls off talks with Arafat Sharon postpones negotiations, saying Palestinians haven't honored cease-fire for 48 hours.
    Pope urges Christians, Muslims to work together While in Kazakstan, pontiff prays for solidarity, warns of religious strife.

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