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September 11 Web Archive Collection

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NYC pauses to honor its dead

Administration says letters with spores could be stuck in system.

Story | Postal Service to spend $40 million on irradiation | Index

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United CEO resigns James Goodwin leaves struggling airline.

16 killed in church attack Gunmen hit Catholic church in Pakistan.

Israeli pullback begins Palestinian violence had put move in doubt.

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FULL INDEX

	A look at how cutaneous anthrax is contracted
	How letters traveled to Capitol Hill
	How anthrax spores change into toxic bacteria
	Answers to frequently asked questions about anthrax

Afghanistan strikes

McCain urges more ground troops Says U.S. must unleash 'all the might' of its military power in Afghanistan.

U.S. steps up attacks around Kabul Witnesses say at least 13 civilians killed as warplanes pound Taliban targets.

Investigation

Cole suspect in custody Pakistan turns over to U.S. custody a Yemeni student wanted in connection with bombing of warship.

Around the world

Bomb explodes in border city Three people die near Pakistani-Afghan border in blast on passenger bus.
Report: Japan may offer support Warships may be sent in November to support U.S. military efforts in Afghanistan.

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Dr. Jonathan Tucker on smallpox, 11 a.m. ET, Monday

MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR

Follow the Harry Potter movie trail through England

BASEBALL

Full coverage of the Yankees and D'backs in the World Series

TECH REVIEWS

Robots on the march, Windows XP, and more

LIFE NEWS

• Celebrity Inbox: Spooky stars

• Open Book: Come Tomorrow

• Elton John returns to his roots

The Economy

Stock funds claw higher Average fund climbs 3.4% as most fund categories enjoy advances.

Stocks may pad gains
While things look gloomy now, focus on future may lift markets.

Layoffs surge 41% in Sept. Manufacturing accounted for the largest share of mass layoffs.

Nation and world

Small quakes rattle Los Angeles No reports of injuries or damage from 3.7 quake and aftershocks.

Israel suspends West Bank withdrawal Says tanks will not leave until Palestinian Authority enforces truce.

Paterno reaches milestone

Penn State delivers again Nittany Lions rally past Buckeyes, put coach atop Division I-A college football's all-time victory list.

Another Stanford stunner

No. 5 UCLA takes tumble One week after knocking off Oregon, Pac-10 upstart deals Bruins a damaging blow to BCS bid.

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