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Bush vows 'relentless pressure'

Central bank moves to bring sputtering economy up to speed.

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States split on Microsoft deal Only half agree to settle case.

Anthrax scare subsides Mail centers, government offices reopen.

Afghan rebels claim advance Say several towns taken in north.

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	How the U.S. uses a 'kill box' to strike targets
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	A look at Afghan targets hit by U.S. bombers, missiles

SEPT. 11 VICTIMS

USA TODAY database lists dead, missing from terrorist attacks

Investigation

Germany offers 3,900 troops Chancellor backs Germany's pledge of solidarity with U.S.; troops will not be used for ground assaults.
2 arrested may be tied to Hamburg cells Pakistani officials catch two German residents trying to cross the border from Afghanistan.

Airline security

5 more international airlines to cooperate with U.S. Foreign carriers to provide advance lists of passengers for screening.

Airlines' security assailed 'Substantial fine' possible for United Airlines because of weekend security failure at O'Hare.

Terrain tactics

Afghan caves thwart invaders U.S. is latest in long line of invaders who try to conquer Afghanistan's rugged landscape.

Anthrax developments

Mailbag to Russia tests for anthrax Six bags from U.S. consulate in Yekaterinburg checked; amounts found were small.
Mail might be marked U.S. Postal Service may ID letters and packages inspected for anthrax, spokesman says.

Nation, world

Bank accounts of 2 Islamic groups frozen Both were on list designated by U.S. as supporting terrorism.
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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Ford wants T-bird buyers to sign no-sale pact

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Students, teachers embrace technology

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Election 2001

Racially-divided Cincinnati faces tough election A black political novice faces a white political veteran in mayor race.
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 jump higher Investors push shares higher after Fed cut rates by a half-point.
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.

Washington

Audit finds problems at Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRC not keeping accurate inventory of materials, investigators say.
Ashcroft cracks down on suicide assistance Federal drug agents get the go-ahead to take action against doctors.

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.