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10/18/2001 - Updated 01:53 PM ET
Braves power their way to 8-1 victory over D'backs, even NLCS 1-1 Braves power their way to 8-1 victory over D'backs, even NLCS 1-1
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Bush in China to talk trade, terror
6 anthrax cases confirmed

CDC investigating up to three more possible infections in Fla., NY.

Latest Headlines
N.J. postal worker has anthrax Likely handled the tainted letters.
Embassy bombers sentenced All four get life without parole.
Northern Ireland government crumbles Ulster Unionists quit.
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U.S. radio tells Taliban they face 'demise' Message: 'Surrender now and we will give you a second chance. We will let you live.'
Afghan refugees join Northern Alliance Veterans of earlier battles against the Taliban set to leave Uzbekistan and join the fray.

Dealing with anthrax

Nevada case may not be anthrax Officials are awaiting final tests results from the CDC on a package mailed to a Microsoft office.
Cipro recommended for Northwest passengers A second test showed growth of bacteria found in a plane that landed in Vermont.
Expert: 'This is not a homegrown terrorist' Analysts say size of powder particles points to knowledge of bioweapons.
Anthrax cases linked
Tests show anthrax mailed to NBC and publisher's office in Florida were of the same strain.

U.S. allies

U.N. role after Taliban urged European Union's 15-nation coalition restates its support of mission to oust Afghanistan regime.

Inside Afghanistan

Bullhorn broadcaster gives news, punishment Portable public-address system serves as way of delivering the news in Afghanistan.
U.N.: Taliban seizes 2 wheat warehouses Armed men take over facilities in Kabul, Kandahar; U.N. continues food distribution.

Around the nation

Smallpox vaccine wanted Health officials want $1.5B from Congress for 300 million doses of smallpox vaccine by next year.
Three Mile Island threat discredited
Nuclear plant still on alert; Harrisburg International, Lancaster airports open again.
FAA plans quick action on checks
Background checks planned for up to 1 million airport workers with access to secure areas.

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The Economy

Fed chief: Fallout not that bad Attacks' cost should not permanently derail economy.

Employers concerned Some companies increase use of security checks after attacks.

Skies still cloudy? Some fear airline bailout might backfire and drag down entire industry.

Around the nation

Emily Couric dies at 54 Virginia state senator, sister of Katie Couric, had pancreatic cancer.
NASA chief to resign Daniel Goldin, longest-serving leader of nation's space agency, says he will step down in November.
Easier contraceptive access California will allow pharmacists to dispense morning-after pills without a prescription.
Flu season

Healthy? Postpone flu shot With vaccine production delayed, CDC says healthy people shouldn't get shots until November.
Baseball playoffs continue
Yankees jump to early lead Behind Pettitte, New York defeats Seattle 4-2 to take 1-0 lead in American League Championship Series.
HANS device mandated NASCAR makes safety implements mandatory for all three of its racing divisions, including Winston Cup.
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