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Jets' new cockpit doors in place

Regular revenue won't cover anthrax aftermath, postmaster says.

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Mortgage rates hit record lows Loans now a solid bargain.

Suicide bomber injures 2 Palestinian targeted Israeli commandos.

Pentagon: War's toll heavy Scores of enemy killed, U.S. says.

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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

War region

Japan helps U.S. Three warships to provide non-combat support in war on terrorism, Asian nation decides.
Leader warns of Ramadan strikes Continuing airstrikes through holy month will have 'negative fallout,' Pakistan's Musharraf says.
Rebels claim advance continues Afghan opposition forces say they continue to move on key city of Mazar-e-Sharif.
Pakistan tells Taliban to close consulate Afghanistan neighbor orders regime to close office in Karachi, site of frequent U.S. protests.

Nation

If war drags on, patience becomes crucial Americans seem ready to tolerate long conflict, but they worry about terrorism at home.
Conflicts roil New York firefighters Heroes of Sept. 11 are battling with police and city over access to Ground Zero.

Bioterror worries

Anthrax source: Was it Iraq or N.J. basement? Weeks after letters were sent, officials know little of where powder was cooked up.
Old smallpox vaccines may still protect People immunized 50 years ago or more still have some protection, studies suggest.
House considers digital mail Representatives average 50,000 pieces of mail a day; turning letters into e-mails would be costly.

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TODAY'S COLUMNISTS

	The Daily Grind: How to cope when quitting isn't an option
	Movie Kernels: New films for DiCaprio, Kournikova and more
	Weekend Forecast: Florida, UCLA get big wins on Saturday

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	Chat with director Irwin Winkler Thursday, 5 p.m.
	Chat with Bioterror authors Thursday, 5:30 p.m.

Around the nation, world

Commission to propose restructuring of agencies Recommendation shifts three Pentagon intelligence agencies to CIA.
Putin 'flexible' on missile defense Russian president says he's willing to compromise on U.S. attempt to guard against nuclear attack.

Sports

No. 2 Maryland wants quick getaway Terps seek strong start to hoop season as they battle Arizona in Coaches vs. Cancer Classic.

Baseball shrinkage on the agenda Owners and union expected to discuss plan to fold two clubs for next season.

The economy

Jobless claims fall Despite drop, unemployment remains at a high level.
Silicon Valley hits low Local unemployment is rising faster than in any other U.S. area.
Bridgestone/Firestone to pay Settlement involves multi-state investigation into tire recall.

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