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10/11/2001 - Updated 03:13 AM ET
Giambi, Long thwart Yankees with homers as Athletics take series opener Giambi, Long thwart Yankees with homers as Athletics take series opener
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Kabul pounded in biggest attack yet
Bombs pound airport, troops; Pentagon says Taliban officials killed.
Latest Headlines
3rd anthrax case in Florida Woman worked in same building.
FAA security chief quits Upset about air marshal assignments.
U.S. troops in Pakistan Musharraf to crack down on protests.
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Allies to protect U.S. skies Five European pilots flying AWACS planes will be patrolling over USA to provide surveillance
Uzbekistan may host U.S. troops Former Soviet republic is only country bordering Afghanistan without big anti-American group.
U.S., Tajikistan develop key alliance Afghanistan's poor neighbor to the north also strongly dislikes Taliban.
Government response

Administration targets 'most wanted' terrorists Bush issues list of 22 suspects, including bin Laden; some have been at large for years.
Bush seeks government computer network
Cyberspace security adviser asks companies to design secure system.
Germans give in to intrusions Personal freedom set aside as country realizes it housed at least 3 terrorists involved in attacks.

Military scene
Iraqi connection to attacks sought Pentagon asks former CIA director to check out possible link to Sept. 11 tragedy.
Military eager to do airdrops Service members taking part in food drops say they're satisfied efforts are helping hungry Afghans.
Attack aftermath

A month later, 'normal' is relative A look at how life has changed forever since Sept. 11 for many Americans.
Ground zero still a sickening sight
A month later, field of wreckage where WTC stood is smaller but no less disturbing.

Around the world
Bush may talk with 'CNN of Mideast' President may give an interview on al-Qa'eda, which is watched by 35 million Arabs.
Islamic nations condemn Sept. 11 attacks Leaders at conference address terrorism, express concern for Afghan civilians.
Financial fallout
Web sites market antibiotic to treat anthrax Cipro jumps in popularity, but critics caution consumers about overreacting.
Insurers offer plan for terror coverage Industry to create reinsurance pool to cover cost of future attacks.
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The economy
Recovery continues on Wall Street Markets close to erasing losses since attacks.
Yahoo meets estimates But analysts ask portal what's the long-term plan.
Sprinkler recall lawsuit Consumer products agency sues Sunbeam to force product recall.
World
Chartered flight disappears off Spanish coast Plane vanished en route from Barcelona to the Algerian city of Oran.
Nation
Plane sent back Delta plane diverted and gets escort from two fighter jets after passenger disturbance in the cabin.
U.S.-Canada crossings shut
Bomb threat closes ports of entry at Champlain, N.Y., and Highgate, Vt.
Sports
Cardinals get even with D'backs Williams uses arm, bat to outduel Johnson in 4-1 victory, tying NL Division Series 1-1.
Glavine keeps Astros in check Atlanta heads back home one game from a sweep after 1-0 Game 2 triumph.
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