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September 11 Web Archive Collection

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Archived: 11/07/2001 at 10:49:08

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• Democrats win in N.J., Va.
• Bloomberg new NYC mayor
• Cincinnati mayor wins again
• Minneapolis mayor rejected

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War has some in U.S. feeling torn

President promises to block any legislation that exceeds $40B.

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Fla. ballots faulted Machines not to blame in 2000, study shows.

Two MLB clubs to fold Unnamed teams gone by next season.

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

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PHOTOS

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Photo gallery: America at war

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Airport employees now face strict security

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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

The hunt for terrorists

Bush puts pressure on reluctant allies President says bin Laden wants to acquire nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.
Egypt arrests 21 in outlawed group Muslim Brotherhood members detained for 15 days; group condemns U.S. attacks.

Airline security

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

Military campaign

U.S. using mammoth 'Daisy Cutter' bomb Planes drop a pair of the most powerful non-nuclear weapons in the American inventory.
On USS Peleliu, 'everyone raring to go' For 2 months, Marines on assault ship have been waiting, training — and itching for a fight.
Afghan opposition claims major advances Leaders say they captured districts, forced hundreds of Taliban troops to surrender.

Labs could face more oversight

Lawmakers want to track microbes Senators suggest new registration system for laboratories possessing dangerous organisms.

Nation, world

Red Cross urged to free more funds Lawmakers blast organization for not directing more money to families of terror victims.
FBI: Threat to bridges wasn't credible Agency says evidence that led to public warning was uncorroborated.

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AUTOS

Ford wants T-bird buyers to sign no-sale pact

HIGH-TECH HOMEWORK

Students, teachers embrace technology

TUNE IN

	Britney Spears releases new album
	Read all about Madonna in two new biographies

INSIDE WEATHER

Hurricane news and information for Atlantic, Pacific

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.

Around the world

Israeli forces begin pulling out of Ramallah Withdrawal from West Bank towns continues; troops to remain on outskirts of towns.
Russia denies helping Iran develop weapons Putin rejects U.S. suspicions that Russia has provided dangerous technology to Iran.

Health

New tests help spot Alzheimer's Findings show new tests could help lead to earlier diagnosis and treatment for disease.

Sports

Ex-Cowboys star in trouble Louisiana police arrest former Pro Bowl lineman Nate Newton after weekend marijuana bust.