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11/06/2001 - Updated 08:07 AM ET
Oakland prevails over Denver

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

Dems favored in gov. races
Cisco beats the Street
Fantastic finishes in sports
Video: Baseball struggles

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Afghanistan caves thwart invaders
Germany readies 3,900 troops
Could be used in various capacities short of ground assaults.
Latest Headlines
Rate cut likely today Fed expected to act on recession worries.
Airlines' security assailed 'Substantial fine' possible for United.
Bush support strong Job approval at 87% in USA TODAY poll.
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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.
Anthrax developments
Anthrax hoaxes persist despite arrests Angry prosecutors seeking long jail time for pranks and threats.
Mail might be marked U.S. Postal Service may ID letters and packages inspected for anthrax, spokesman says.
Survivor feels 'more American now than ever' Cuban-born Ernesto Blanco was first to recover from inhalation anthrax.
Airline security
Flying likely to become more expensive New safety procedures for daily plane inspections expected to increase ticket prices.
Nation
Red Cross may triple aid to victims Aid group expects Liberty Fund to reach $600 million, more than half of all donated money.
College choices change Parents and students put security and safety higher on their lists when looking for a school now.
Washington
Bush plans no meeting with Arafat President, who hasn't met Palestinian leader, unlikely to talk to him at U.N. meeting this weekend.
How many are held? White House says 'overwhelming' number of 1,100 arrested have been released; Justice says most still kept.
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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.
A year later, election seems like ancient history 2000 dispute has faded, but little has changed in the balloting process.
The economy
Stocks rally Prospect of another Fed rate cut stimulates buying.
Many sectors hit hard Industries don't expect to bounce back quickly from downturn.
Prepaid tuition plans grow
Long bear market, spiraling college costs increase demand for enrollment in states' programs.

Weather
Hurricane skips by Florida Michelle claims five lives in Cuba before heading toward Bahamas; hurricane killed 12 last week.
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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