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House, Senate gap delays measure; Bush pushes for compromise.

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NYC firefighters protest Object to scaling back WTC cleanup.

Payrolls shrivel Jobless rate jumps to 5.4% in October.

Microsoft deal Software giant agrees to restrictions, oversight.

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Daily photo gallery on the war against terrorism

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U.S. bombs pound Kabul front lines

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	How the U.S. uses a 'kill box' to attack targets
	How bacteria build resistance to antibiotics
	A look at how cutaneous anthrax is contracted
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	A look at Afghan targets hit by U.S. bombers, missiles
	A map of anthrax cases and exposures

Investigation

Some detainees remain silent Investigators believe at least five men held in N.Y. may have vital information about terror plot.

Afghanistan

B-52s pound Taliban headquarters Fighters report multiple runs by U.S. bombers on position in Kabul, Mazar-e-Sharif.
U.N. won't include Taliban in talks Envoy says regime will play no role in talks to create postwar government in Afghanistan.

U.S., Britain on PR front

Allies set up 24-hour info offices U.S., Britain establish office to counter Taliban claims; Bush plans week of appearances.
Blair's Mideast tour yields mixed results British prime minister's trip includes stops in Israel, Syria, Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

Anthrax cases
	Infections	Deaths
New York	4	1
N.J.	5	0
D.C. area	3	2
Fla.	1	1
Total	13	4
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Anthrax developments

Nation tries to return to normal Capitol, Supreme Court cleanup under way; questions remain.
Experts in new territory Spores that killed N.Y. woman are 'indistinguishable' from Daschle letter.
Anthrax in Pakistan Newspaper evacuates its editorial offices after letters tests positive for spores.
Tips and info on mail safety Experts answer questions on anthrax and mail handling now.

Washington

President leads charge on aviation bill Bush and Congress get back to politics as normal in effort to prevent federalization.
Congress ponders warning systems Proposals would rely on computers to send out messages about disease outbreaks.

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MANAGING YOUR MONEY

How to make falling interest rates work for you

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All work, no play for Windows XP PC

RESUMES & LETTERS

Grab attention with your dynamic correspondence

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	Robert Bianco offers his Emmy predictions
	Get the scoop on Martin Sheen, Alias and more
	Paris neighborhood in 'Amelie' is a spirited place

Around the world

N. Ireland: Trimble loses re-election Leader of unity government's loss threatens collapse of Catholic-Protestant coalition.
S. Korea accepts N. Korean talks proposal Concession clears way for new discussions aimed at rescheduling reunion of families.
U.S.-Russia arms race nearing new era Questions and answers on historic deal to slash both countries' nuclear-weapons arsenals.

Weather

Michelle becomes hurricane Storm drifts on a path that could lead to Cuba, possibly USA.

The Economy

Blue chips rally Stocks climb as investors bet economy can't get much worse.

Mortgage rates fall Decision to stop issuing 30-year bonds gives home buyers a quick break.

Firms cash in on anthrax fear Flurry of products promise peace of mind but often little protection.

Sports

Duke starts hoops season No. 1 Blue Devils get top ranking in preseason USA TODAY/ESPN Top 25 Coaches' Poll.

BYU blows by Colorado State No. 8 Cougars remain undefeated in 56-34 victory as Luke Staley racks up five touchdowns.

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