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11/06/2001 - Updated 01:10 AM ET
Oakland prevails over Denver

Oakland has plenty of reasons to celebrate in
38-28 victory over Denver

'Monsters, Inc.' is the one
World Series from A to Z
Dems favored in gov. races
Cisco beats the Street

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Anthrax survivor tells his story
Airlines' security assailed
Mineta cites latest serious security failure: Incident at O'Hare.
Latest Headlines
Poll: Bush still popular 87% approve of overall job performance.
Mail may be marked 'sanitized' Radiation used to kill anthrax.
Florida hurricane warning lifted Michelle lashes Bahamas.
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SEPT. 11 VICTIMS
Investigation
2 arrested may be tied to Hamburg cells Pakistani officials catch two German residents trying to cross the border from Afghanistan.
Internal troubles make FBI's task harder Agency had already suffered a series of embarrassments before Sept. 11
Afghanistan campaign
Pentagon seeks support for opposition U.S. hopes access to more military bases will help expand campaign.
Rumsfeld: U.S. has doubled ground force Officials work with anti-Taliban factions to plan government that will take power.
Winter could help U.S. track Taliban High-tech heat sensors on jet fighters, helicopters can zero in on troops where they hide.
Anthrax developments
Anthrax hoaxes persist despite arrests Angry prosecutors seek long jail time for jokesters
Cleanup of Senate building hits snag Experts doubt Hart offices can be decontaminated by scheduled reopening.
Around the nation, world
Red Cross may triple aid to victims Aid group expects Liberty Fund to reach $600 million, more than half of all donated money.
Bush plans no meeting with Arafat President, who hasn't met Palestinian leader, unlikely to talk to him at U.N. meeting this weekend.
NYC anthrax victim laid to rest Service of 300 mourners recalls woman who was 'just a well-loved individual.'
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Election 2001
Democrats favored in races for governor Dems expected to capture Republican-held governorships in Virginia, New Jersey.
Race for NYC mayor tightens Candidates Michael Bloomberg and Mark Green make their final appeals to voters.
Virginia election costliest in state history Six major candidates shelling out at least $37 million in their quest for offices.
The economy
Stocks rally Prospect of another Fed rate cut this week stimulates buying.
2002 rebound Economists in USA TODAY survey see rebound after a tough quarter.
Consumers keep on truckin'
Cheap gas, low loans fuel record sales of trucks.
Around the nation, world
OPEC may cut output by 1.4M barrels a day Prices weaken because of a decrease in global economic activity.
Side air bags fall short Safety measure some automakers have been installing since 1996 are not safe for children, report says.
Sports
Connecticut women are No. 1 Tennessee ranked second, Vanderbilt third in USA TODAY/ESPN preseason basketball poll.
Miami moves up in BCS Hurricanes pass Oklahoma to take over second place in quest for berth in championship game.

 

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