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Terrorist tactics rarely triumph

Terms still being reviewed by 18 states suing software giant.

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FBI stumped New York woman dies; no apparent link to mail.

Terror-related arrests soar Ashcroft cracks down on immigrants.

Nuclear concerns U.S. concerned bin Laden has hired scientists.

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GRAPHICS

FULL INDEX

	Facts, terrain, borders of Afghanistan
	How bacteria build resistance to antibiotics
	A look at how cutaneous anthrax is contracted
	An updated look at anthrax cases and exposures
	How anthrax spores change into toxic bacteria

VICTIMS

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

Afghanistan strikes

At the front line: Snipers at work USA TODAY correspondent spends another day in trenches with rebels; hear audio report.

Airstrikes concentrate on troops Northern Alliance estimates U.S. bombing raids kills 160 Taliban soldiers in front lines.
Blair defends war, pushes peace British prime minister assures Mideast that future Afghan government would be 'broad-based.'

Anthrax developments

Anxiety rises in wake of latest death Quiet Vietnamese immigrant was an unlikely victim of an anthrax attack.

Mailbags sent to Lithuania show anthrax Two bags in U.S. Embassy test positive for spores; case considered first in Europe.
Indianapolis mail equipment contaminated Trace amount of spores found in materials shipped from Washington D.C.

Aviation

Airlines may be required to provide manifests Officials would check passenger lists against lists of suspected terrorists.

House to vote on security measures Leaders promise to work out issues in order to pass bill quickly.

Around the nation

Cautiously, Americans celebrate Halloween Real-life fright was very much on the minds of parents Wednesday night.
Americans seek safety Tough economic times and Sept. 11 attacks are causing consumers to hold families, wallets close.
Bush biodefense plan comes under fire Democrats, experts say more is needed to shore up 'the weakest link' in homeland defense.

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TALK LIVE

	The new airline security bill, 12:45 p.m. ET
	College football: Erick Smith, 1 p.m. ET
	Travel Guides: Tim Zagat, 2:30 p.m. ET

AUTOS

Fancy cars: Updated photo gallery from Tokyo show

TECH REVIEWS

Laptop with snap-on personality, telemarketer trap, and more

LIFE NEWS

• Career buildup dovetails for Hawke

• 'Toons get an Oscar category

• Rudy Giuliani: Emperor of the City

Tough talk for New York

Ban cell phones for drivers starts today Sept. tragedy may alleviate some clamor the new law on handheld phones will create.

The Economy

Chrysler expands warranties Automaker to offer 7-year plan to lure more customers.

Treasury cuts bonds
Treasury Department will no longer auction the 30-year bond.

Advertisers crack a joke
World Series commercials restore sense of normalcy with humor.

Sports

Tour Championship tees off Tiger Woods headlines star-studded field at PGA event in Houston.

Report: Tyson to fight in January Controversial heavyweight may fight Ray Mercer on January 19.

Around the nation, world

SLA suspect pleads guilty Symbionese Liberation Army fugitive who settled down under assumed name admits 1975 bomb attempt.
Six killed in Israeli strikes Suspected Palestinian militants shot as Israeli leader Sharon says he's ready to negotiate end to conflict.

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