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September 11 Web Archive Collection

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Rebels claim territorial advances

Both say al-Qa'eda will be defeated no matter how long it takes.

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Tire settlement Bridgestone to pay $41.5M to head off state suits.

Fund crackdown U.S. raids firms suspected of bankrolling terror.

Concorde returns Aircraft back in sky after crash 15 months ago.

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PHOTOS

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Daily pictorial look at the war on terrorism

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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

Hunt for terrorists

Foreign student pilots arrested Flight school instructor says three people from Tunisia taken into custody by INS; one had expired visa.
President presses reluctant allies Bush advises U.S. friends he expects more of them in terror fight.

Military campaign

U.S. using mammoth 'Daisy Cutter' bomb Planes drop 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.

Anthrax

Postal Service ups reward Postmaster general announces boost raising reward to $1.25M for information on anthrax-by-mail attacks.
FBI still doesn't know source Agency says anthrax used in media and political attacks did not come from known U.S. lab.

Nation

DEA resources are stretched thin Anti-drug agency says FBI has been pulled off many joint projects, leaving DEA with more work.

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CAREERS

What to expect at work when you're expecting

TODAY'S COLUMNISTS

	Erick Smith: Penn State's Joe Paterno on the rebound
	Real World: Chicago's real story
	Your Money: Finding your tax rebate

TECH

Entry-level PC still can pack a punch

Election 2001

Democrat takes Va. governorship Warner breaks Republican grip on government in conservative state.
Giuliani's pick wins Democrat Green concedes New York mayoral race to Republican Bloomberg.
McGreevey wins in N.J. After 1% point loss in '97, Democrat coasts to victory to take governor's mansion.

Truck chase ends

Police chase burning truck in Dallas Man arrested after driving burning tractor trailer through traffic for 90 minutes.

Sports

Stringer family plans suit vs. Vikings Agent tells newspaper widow and parents to claim NFL lineman suffered wrongful death.

The economy

Stocks bounce around Investors look for direction, lock in profits after Fed-inspired rally.
WTO meeting shrinks Intense atmosphere surrounds gathering in 'unknown' Qatar.
Hewlett family says no Other big investors could also pressure H-P to drop Compaq merger; deal has lost about $3.1B in value.

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