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Abstract: Pres Bush vows to retaliate against those responsible for terrorist attacks on New York and Washington; addresses nation from Oval Office; declares he will make no distinction between terrorists who hijacked passenger jetliners and crashed them into World Trade Center and Pentagon and those who harbor them; says terrorist act... View Here:
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View Here</a>Abstract: Article describes scenes of horror in Lower Manhattan after World Trade Center towers were rammed by two hijacked jetliners. <a href='http://www.nytimes.com/2001/09/12/us/us-attacked-hijacked-jets-destroy-twin-towers-and-hit-pentagon-in-day-of-terror.html?scp=1&sq=U.S. ATTACKED - HIJACKED JETS DESTROY TWIN TOWERS AND HIT PENTAGON IN DAY OF TERROR&st=cse' >
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Abstract: Hijackers ram two jetliners into World Trade Center towers in New York City, eventually toppling them in hellish storm of ash, glass, smoke and leaping victims; third plane crashes into Pentagon in Virginia, and fourth plunges to ground near Pittsburgh; military is put on highest state... View Here
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Abstract: News analysis of terrorist attacks on World Trade Center towers in New York City and on Pentagon with hijacked jetliners; devastating and astonishingly well-coordinated attacks plunge nation into warlike struggle against enemy that will be hard to identify and certainly hard to punish with precision; sense of security and self-confidence that Americans take... href='http://www.nytimes.com/2001/09/12/us/a-day-of-terror-news-analysis-awaiting-the-aftershocks.html?src=pm' >View Here</a>
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Abstract: Federal authorities say hijackers who commandeered commercial jets and attacked World Trade Center and Pentagon were followers of Osama bin Laden, Islamic militant blamed for some of bloodiest attacks...View Here
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Abstract: Floyd Norris column holds destroying World Trade Center, symbolically heart of world financial system, will not destroy America's financial system; says resumption of trading will show there are things terrorists cannot destroy... View Here
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Even before firefighters extinguished the flames at the Pentagon, military and civilian personnel returned to a building where the principal business was drawing up plans to retaliate. View Here
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Abstract: Rescuers comb mountains of rubble of collapsed World Trade Center Towers in Manhattan in grim search for survivors among thousands presumed dead,.. View Here
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Abstract: Michiko Kakutani Critic's Notebook article on inadequacy of language to capture disasters at World Trade Center, Pentagon and near Pittsburgh... View Here
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View HereAbstract: Central banks around world go into action in coordinated effort to calm financial markets and reduce chances that attack on US will lead to global economic crisis; Federal Reserve and its counterparts in Europe and Japan inject large amounts of money into their financial systems to reduce possibility that panicky reactions by investors, depositors or financial institution managers could lead to bank failures or some other calamity; Federal Reserve injects additional money into financia
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View HereAbstract: Billions of dollars in claims are expected in wake of destruction of World Trade Center, but compensation can vary widely; amounts can range from few hundred dollars a week for lifetime of surviving spouse under workers' compensation to millons of dollars for executives heavily insured by their companies; compensation can run into millions for survivors willing to endure rigors and anguish of litigation, should lawsuit succeed.
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View HereFollowing are excerpts from President Bush's answers to reporters' questions yesterday after he conducted a telephone conference call with Gov. George E. Pataki of New York and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, as recorded by Federal News Service Inc.:
Q. Mr. President , is it safe to fly? And, specifically, would you want a close member of your family to get on a commercial air flight today?
A. We have taken every precaution to make sure that it is safe to fly in America. There are beefed-up securit -
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View Here - Different title but same article
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View Here - Ten people were taken into custody yesterday at Kennedy International and La Guardia Airports shortly after they were reopened for the first time since the terrorist attacks on Tuesday. The authorities then abruptly shut all three
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