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10/23/2001 - Updated 09:39 AM ET
Yankees rout Mariners 12-3 to reach their fourth World Series in a row Yankees rout Mariners 12-3 to reach their fourth World Series in a row
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Mail handlers demand answers
2 D.C. deaths point to anthrax

D.C. postal workers died within hours of checking in to hospital.

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Crop duster pilot sought Police investigate spraying of boat crew.
U.S. denies Taliban claim Fewer than 10 civilians confirmed dead.
America on edge Many handling mail more cautiously, poll says.
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Attacks resume Jets blast oil facilities in Taliban stronghold of Kandahar as Afghan opposition appeals for more U.S. help.
British ground troops 'ready to go' Defense secretary says soldiers could be available on 'very short notice.'
Taliban foes lack supplies Afghan opposition troops around key city running out out of ammunition, food and medical supplies.

Anthrax scare

Envelope as weapon overlooked A letter loaded with bacteria can do more damage than explosives, experts say.
Public health officials seek answers Only 20% of local agencies have comprehensive plan to fight bioterrorism attack.

Washington

U.S. decides to strike first, talk politics later Stalemate forms over who should lead post-Taliban government.
White House routines no longer routine From where staffers park and walk to the kinds of projects they work on, life is not the same.

Around the nation, world

Visa crackdown may have limited effect Almost 40% of illegal immigrants entered country legally and stayed after visas expired.

Bioweapons talks resume Months after U.S. rejected a plan to enforce a biological weapons treaty, State Dept. revisits subject.

Europeans stay united with America From France to Germany to Russia, people show solid support for attacks in Afghanistan.

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The Economy

Stocks keep rally going Investors appear to be shrugging off bad corporate news, bioterror fears.

More workers won't relocate Home values, fear of layoffs, desire to be near family spur trend.

Companies become quiet After Sept. 11, more security-conscious firms are taking down information from Web sites.

Other news

Boat survivors recall horror Traumatized passengers compare drownings off Indonesia to Titanic saga; death toll may surpass 350.
Israel: No pullout until assassins arrested Sharon says troops will remain in 6 West Bank towns; intifada has claimed 900 lives.

Monday Night Football
Eagles rally to top Giants McNabb throws fourth-quarter touchdown pass to Thrash to lift Philadelphia to 10-9 triumph.
College football
Oklahoma No. 1 in BCS ratings Big 12 rivals Sooners, Cornhuskers grab top two spots; Miami comes in at No. 4.
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