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Tainted letters were sent by person with a scientific background.

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Pressure for ground troops rises Finding terrorists not easy.

Prices take historic dive Wholesale prices plunge.

12 accused in scam More indictments over McDonald's games.

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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

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Air Force delivers aid with an attitude U.S. tries to feed ordinary Afghans while sending message to allies of Osama bin Laden.
U.S. general defends war's pace Franks says plan has not been too timid; Rumsfeld denies Army leader will be forced out.

International relations

India, U.S. meetings generate optimism President hopeful relations will improve; expansion of military cooperation planned.
U.N. envoy works quiet diplomacy Negroponte's methods fit current crisis nicely, other delegations say.

Government response

Cybersecurity chief warns of Net threat Bush adviser says attacks of Sept. 11 have put high-tech industry on guard.
Cities feel security-cost pinch State, local governments struggle to balance budgets amid terror aftermath, heightened patrols.
Bush calls up National Guard President wants troops to protect airports and provide travelers a sense of security.
Daschle tries to not think of being a target Senate majority leader tries to not focus on anthrax-tainted letter sent to his office.

Anthrax worries

Findings on first death reported Medical journal reports that spores in 4 cases came from same strain; letters mailed after Sept. 11.
Charities report less giving Fear of anthrax blamed for decrease in donations; groups redesign envelopes, turn to Internet.

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	Celebrity Inbox: TV stars leap to the big screen

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	Mel Gibson's Invincible puts martial arts on TV
	10 great places to fly a kite

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Battle of the game boxes begins

Around the nation/world

Clinton resigns from high court bar Former president moves aside, rather than fight suspension from Paula Jones harassment case.
Tropical storm death toll rises Officials confirmed 135 deaths, another 300 people were still missing.
International Red Cross announces layoffs Organization said layoffs due to American Red Cross withholding funds.
Bush to meet Nelson Mandela President to meet with South African leader to discuss peace efforts in Burundi.

Sports

Bulls fine Oakley for knocking coach Forward owes NBA team $50,000 after fiery comments made in wake of 53-point loss.
Report: Bonds eyed by Mets New York newspaper says NL club plans to contact coveted free agent and home run king.

The economy

Consumer sentiment rises Rebound in sickly stocks helps Americans shrug off mounting job cuts.
Low rates spur refinancing Mortgage interest rates dipped to lowest mark in three decades.
Holidays may jingle Some experts expect big gains for certain retailers.

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