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Security siphons company cash

Start of third week of fighting brings heaviest bombardment so far.

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Third case of inhalation anthrax D.C. postal worker 'gravely ill.'

U.S. rewards Pakistan Nations urged to help with its $37B debt.

Troops can use deadly force Action OK'd to get bin Laden.

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FULL INDEX

	Answers to frequently asked questions about anthrax
	Mapping the anthrax threat

PHOTOS

INDEX

A pictorial tour of news in the war on terrorism

VICTIMS

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

Retaliation

Strikes kill 8 civilians Afghans say at least 4 children among those killed in recent attacks on residential neighborhood.
Taliban feels the heat More defections reported as airstrikes hit Osama bin Laden's al-Qa'eda terrorist network.

Around the world

Uzbek-Afghan border closes to aid 80 tons of food, medicine sit idle in warehouse, awaiting a decision by Uzbekistan.
Pashtuns wanted New Afghan leadership heavy on ethnic group may be key to destroying Taliban.
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

Army gives names of Rangers killed in Pakistan Pfc. Kristofor Stonesifer, Spc. Jonn J. Edmunds died in a helicopter crash.
D.C. benefit concert rocks Michael Jackson, 'N Sync, Aerosmith help 'United We Stand' raise $2M for victims of the terrorist attacks.
Search for explosives source Officials look for clues at Greyhound bus station in Philadelphia, after explosives found in suitcase.

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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

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• Riding in Cars premieres
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The Economy

Social Security boost People to get 2.6% cost-of-living raise in monthly checks next year.

Wall Street funk may continue Stocks rose Friday, but analysts doubt staying power.

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

Weekend box office

'From Hell,' 'Riding in Cars' on top Training Day slips to third place; Robert Redford's new film debuts in fifth.

The Olympics

USOC names new boss Ex-Maytag chairman Ward impresses search committee, is unanimous choice for CEO.

Mideast violence flares

Israel tightens grip on 6 Palestinian towns Four more Palestinians are killed; Sharon challenges Arafat to rein in terrorism.

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