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Anthrax scare shuts down House

CDC says strains in NYC and Florida cases are the same.

Story | Safety tips | Tracking the cases | Cipro production raised | Index

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Pataki office tests positive Anthrax probable in NYC office.

Sprint to lay off 6,000 Firm will eliminate 7% of its workforce.

Bush leaves for China Will use trip to recruit allies in terror war.

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GRAPHICS

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	Daily update on targets hit by airstrikes
	How the GBU-28 'bunker buster' works
	U.S. gunships attack Taliban strongholds
	An interactive look at anthrax cases and exposures

MULTIMEDIA

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	Video: Health and Human Services ready for bioterror attack
	Video: N.Y. Governor Pataki's office tested for anthrax

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Gallery: Images of America at war

Retaliation

Round-the-clock attacks pummel Kabul U.S. jets help Northern Alliance troops, striking fuel dumps in heavy bombing raids.
Taliban asks for time to reconsider Foreign minister wants time for moderates to reconsider their refusal to give up bin Laden.

U.S. allies

U.N. role after Taliban urged European Union's 15-nation coalition restates its support of mission to oust Afghanistan regime.
Musharraf: U.S. has our support Pakistani president tells Powell that the U.S. has nation's backing for as long as needed.

Inside Afghanistan

U.N.: Taliban seizes 2 wheat warehouses Armed men take over facilities in Kabul, Kandahar; U.N. continues food distribution.

Investigation

FAA to screen all people with access to secured areas Check of 750,000 workers to take nine months.
Calls link jailed suspect to hijackers Islamic radical arrested on immigration charges took flying lessons, talked to some of the hijackers.

Around the nation, world

U.S., British embassies close in Bosnia Facilities shut down after receiving threats, officials say.
Soldiers ready for Afghanistan Airborne division practices with ground battle, Taliban on their minds.
New computer virus preys on anthrax fears New worm purports to give information on bacteria, gets into email systems.
Powell meets Indian leader Secretary of state says U.S., India stand together against terrorism; Kashmir conflict complicates effort.
World Cup security beefed up S. Korean President Kim says no country is secure; see full transcript of USA TODAY interview.

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TALK TODAY

Inside al-Qa'eda, transcript

Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart, 7 p.m. ET

PIGSKIN POOL

This week's picks deadline is Thursday at 7:30 p.m. ET

REMEMBERING THE VICTIMS

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

CAREERS & WORKPLACE

• Jittery employees telecommute
• Tech-visa workers feel heat
• Tips for schmoozing

LIFE NEWS

• Waking Life a cult classic
• NBC surges ahead in ratings
• Movies, TV to drop weapons?

The Economy

Greenspan: We're OK Fed chief sees hopeful signs of economic rebound after attacks.

Ford earnings drop 9% Analysts say Nasser ouster would be 'neutral' for the automaker.

Housing starts jump Despite attacks, starts rise in September, but permits for future drop.

World, Nation

Israeli Cabinet minister assassinated Radical Palestinian faction claims responsibility in Tourism Minister Rehavam Zeevi's shooting.
NASA chief to resign Daniel Goldin, longest-serving leader of nation's space agency, says he will step down in November.
Ohio caseworker killed Social services investigator stabbed while interviewing Columbus couple whose children had been taken away.

Health

Healthy? Postpone flu shot With vaccine production delayed, CDC says healthy people shouldn't get shots until November or December.

Sports

Head-and-neck restraints mandatory NASCAR tells all its drivers to wear the devices, effective immediately.
Angels' Vaughn eyes return Anaheim first baseman says he'd like to play for Boston Red Sox again.

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