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Ashcroft: Avoid suspicious mail

NBC worker responding to treatment; portion of building closed.

Full story | Index | Chat | Facts about anthrax

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Boeing layoffs near Some 12,000 to lose jobs by mid-December.

Polaroid files for bankruptcy Debt too much for photo company.

Taliban numbers questioned British deny civilian death counts.

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	A look at Afghanistan targets recently hit by airstrikes
	An interactive look at the Blackhawk MH-60k
	Examining the Battle Group Vinson
	Examining the bombers involved in the attack
	How a Tomahawk cruise missile works

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	Video: Pentagon attack victims remembered
	Video: U.S. aircraft carriers launching planes around the clock

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Gallery: Images of America at war

Anthrax outbreak

Fla. postal workers get tested Investigators continue to search for deadly spores that infected three in Boca Raton.
The facts about anthrax Answers about how people can get infected, what forms it takes, symptoms and what works against it.

Allied action

U.S. airstrikes ease for Muslim holy day Bombing tapers off to recognize day of prayer.
Tajikistan, Pakistan to let U.S. use air bases Commandos now have a clear shot at Taliban from virtually every side of Afghanistan.

Government response

U.S. braces for terrorism FBI issues warnings about possible terrorist attacks in the next few days.
U.S. widens financial dragnet Government freezes U.S. assets of senior aides to Osama bin Laden.
Senate passes two anti-terrorism bills One measure would fortify cockpit doors, add air marshals and allow pilots to carry guns.

Terror ties

U.S. consults Pan Am 103 suspect U.S. official meets with Libyan foreign intelligence chief; some victims' families upset by move.
Al-Qa'eda has Egyptian masterminds Experts: Muhammad Atef heads military wing, Ayman Al-Zawahiri is the philosopher king.

Around the world

Germany, Jordan say Mideast peace is essential A deal between Israelis, Palestinians is a must to quell support for terrorism.
Palestinians protest U.S. attacks again Crowds take to the streets, chanting, 'Bush is the father of terrorism.'
NYC rejects $10M donation Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal's suggested U.S. Middle East policies were partly to blame for terror attacks.

Financial fallout

Equal opportunity downturn No one is safe this time as slowdown dishes out pain all across the board.
Airport security firm lied Argenbright Security kept hiring convicted felons even after paying fines, officials say.

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TALK TODAY

The anthrax scare, with David Siegrist, 4:30 p.m. ET

Financial planning, with Elissa Buie, Fri., 1 p.m. ET

ALMA MATER

Video: Men of honor at service academies play football, ponder future

REMEMBERING THE VICTIMS

USA TODAY lists dead, missing from the Sept. 11 attacks

CAREERS & WORKPLACE

• Hope for the hospitality industry
• Job losses hit couples
• Be rid of bullies at work

LIFE NEWS

• Billy Bob in Beverly Hills
• Music turns down the volume
• Survivor ousts first contestant

The economy

Stocks end mixed Stocks fall on anthrax news, but selloff fails to develop.

Mutual funds Average stock mutual fund rose 3.1% for the week.

Retail sales plunge Sept. 2.4% drop is largest in nine years, showing effects of attacks.

World

Missile downed Russian plane Ukrainian official suggests his forces could have been responsible, fired errant missile.

Nation

Mark Green wins NYC primary Democrat wins runoff for mayor, will face Republican Bloomberg to succeed Giuliani.
Navy hoists Ehime Maru Japanese fishing vessel was sunk 8 months ago by Navy sub doing a rapid surfacing drill.
Inspections show airlines not scanning for bombs Most airlines are not complying with federal orders to scan all checked bags.

Sports

Kelly retires as Twins manager Steps down after 15 full seasons and two World Series titles with Minnesota.
Midnight Madness upon us College basketball practice officially tips off around the USA when the clock strikes midnight.

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