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N.J. center of anthrax probe

Report: Special forces complete ground operation; airstrikes resume.

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FDA to block some Cipro sales Illegal overseas shipments halted.

Student charged in WTC probe Calif. man faces perjury charge.

Israeli forces enter West Bank Tanks move into Bethlehem.

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GRAPHICS

FULL INDEX

	Answers to frequently asked questions about anthrax
	Mapping the anthrax threat

PHOTOS

INDEX

A pictorial tour of news relating to the Sept. 11 attacks

VICTIMS

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

Retaliation

Taliban feels the heat More defections reported as airstrikes hit Osama bin Laden's al-Qa'eda terrorist network.
Soldiers train hard, await call 'Before, we were looking at it like just another rotation. Now, it's 'Pretend this is Afghanistan.'

Terror ties

Germany issues warrant Prosecutors issue international warrant for third fugitive allegedly involved with attacks.
Suspect: Taliban atop terror acts Man implicated in U.S. embassy bomb plot in Paris says al-Qa'eda can't act without regime's approval.

Around the nation

CIA launches recruitment drive Agency's Clandestine Service bureau is looking for a few good spies.
Explosives found in bus terminal Station employee finds suitcase with plastic explosives and blasting cord in Philadelphia.
Northwest pulls sweeteners from flights Airline concerned powders could be confused with anthrax.
Drug may be first effective treatment for smallpox Scientists hope drug already on the market will work against dreaded disease.

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TALK TODAY

The anthrax scare, with Dr. John Bartlett, 2:30 p.m.

Test Drive with James Healey, 2 p.m.

FINANCIAL SURVIVAL

Families of terror victims forced to cope with harsh financial realities

LAYOFF SURVIVAL KIT

Polish your presentation and launch your job search

WEATHER

Another old-fashioned winter is in store for the USA

LIFE NEWS

• Riding in Cars premieres
• Celebrity Inbox
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The Economy

Social Security boost Recipients to get a 2.6% cost-of-living increase in their monthly checks next year.

Wall Street funk may continue Even though stocks rose Friday, analysts doubt rally will maintain momentum.

Stock funds lose momentum Average stock fund falls 2.7% as anthrax, profit worries weigh down market.

National news

Morgue workers convicted Four Pennsylvania men accused of swiping credit cards, jewelry from bodies.

NY scion becomes a fugitive Facing a murder charge, Robert Durst jumps bail and misses court hearing.

NASCAR

Driver to follow orders, finally Protest over, Stewart agrees to don head-and-neck restraint for weekend race at Talladega.

Mariners drifting, Yanks anchored

New York heads home up 2-0 Victory in Game 2 puts Yankees halfway to fourth consecutive American League pennant.

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