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Summary.     Click for More > U.S. pulls out of racism conference  Israel and the U.S. have pulled out of the U.N. Conference Against Racism after compromise over condemning Israel had failed Venus whips Serena for U.S. Open title  6-2, 6-4. First Grand Slam final between siblings in 117 years Attacks paralyze New York  New York was brought to a standstill. Tunnels and bridges into Manhattan were shut down   Terror attacks hit U.S. Map

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  3 commercial jets crash into World Trade Center and Pentagon. Both towers collapsed. United Airlines plane crashed
 2,973 people died. 19 terrorists affiliated with al-Qaeda hijacked four commercial passenger jet airliners. Passengers and members of the flight crew on the Flight 93 attempted to retake control of their plane from the hijackers. The plane crashed into a field near the town of Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

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  Pennsylvania   United Airlines Flight 93 crashed Map of Shanksville USA  The crew and passengers, alerted through phone calls to loved ones, had overpowered the hijackers
 The flight was from Newark to San Francisco. The hijackers had turned the plane around and were heading towards Washington, D.C. They crashed the plane to keep the crew and passengers from gaining control

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  New York Rescuers comb through rubble  Mayor has declared the lower part of Manhattan off limits to civilians. 170 hospitals are on alert. 300 firefighters missing

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Sep.12   NATO NATO reviews retaliatory action  Draft document look to invoke NATO's self-defence charter and give military or logistical support to the U.S.

  New York 8 survivors have been pulled  Rescue teams are sifting through the rubble to find people trapped

  FBI Massive hunt for attackers  4,000 FBI special agents have been deployed to track down those responsible for terror attack

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  New York Insurers face claims up to $15bn  Owners of the World Trade Center had insured only one of the 2 towers

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Sep.13   New York   5,000 people remain missing  New Yorkers are carrying photographs of their missing relatives to trace them. 190 people died when a plane crashed into Pentagon

Sep.14   Washington America mourns its dead  President Bush is attending a service at the national cathedral

Sep.15   USA Bush says US is at war  President views Osama Bin Laden as the main enemy

Sep.17   New York   Wall Street reopens, Stocks plummet  Dow Jones was down by 600 points or 6% and the Nasdaq by 5%. Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.5% to 3%

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Sep.18   Seattle Boeing slashing up to 30,000 jobs  Aviation industry asked for $24bn as financial rescue package

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Sep.20   Kabul Clerics ask Bin Laden to leave  The resolution is represent a compromise agreed at a meeting in Kabul. The U.S. has dismissed as inadequate

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  U.S. Congress     Bush addresses nation in Congress  President is singling out Osama Bin Laden and his al-Qaeda organisation. Bush creates High Office of Homeland Security

Sep.24   Moscow Putin pledges support for US  Russian President says country will support operations in Afghanistan and widen the cooperation with the alliance

Sep.25   Washington US warns of long campaign  Defence Secretary Rumsfeld has said there will be no single co-ordinated assault at the start of fight against terrorism

Sep.28   Afghanistan Special forces deploy  US and UK commandos have been operating within Afghanistan performing scouting and reconnaissance missions

  UN Security Council Anti-terrorism resolution  Security Council has unanimously passed a resolution introduced by the United States a cut off the financing of terrorist groups

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Sep.29   New York Empire State Building reopens  Building reopens to tourists. It is now New York City's tallest building

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Sep.30   USA US warns of new terror threat  Attorney General has warned of the further terrorist activity in response to prospective US military action




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U.S. pulls out of racism conference  Israel and the U.S. have pulled out of the U.N. Conference Against Racism after compromise over condemning Israel had failed HP buying Compaq for $25 billion  The new company with annual earnings of $3.9 billion and 145,000 employees would rival IBM Sampras beats Rafter  Pete Sampras won 4th-round showdown, 6-3, 6-2, 6-7 (5), 6-4. He will face Agassi Shark attack: Man killed, woman hurt  A shark killed the man and critically injuring his 22-year-old girlfriend near a sandbar about 20 feet from shore Sampras outlasts Agassi  6-7 (7), 7-6 (2), 7-6 (2), 7-6 (5) in a 3 1/2 hours quarterfinal in the U.S. Open Bush, Fox meet at White House  Mexican President seeks wide-ranging immigration agreement this year including a blanket amnesty for illegall immigrants Feds drop Microsoft breakup  Justice Department will not ask that company be broken in two during the next phase of antitrust case Kafelnikov destroys Kuerten  6-4, 6-0, 6-3 in 92 minutes Fox, Bush promote partnership  Presidents tout the contributions of immigrants and benefits of free trade. Fox addressed a joint meeting of Congress U.S. issues terror attack warning  Americans in Japan and South Korea warned of possible terrorist actions. Military is not on higher alert Venus beat Capriati at U.S. Open  6-4, 6-2. Serena, Hingis 6-3, 6-2. Ssisters will play in the U.S. Open final Hewitt beat Kafelnikov  6-1 6-2 6-1. Lleyton Hewitt reached his first Grand Slam final in the US Open Venus whips Serena for U.S. Open title  6-2, 6-4. First Grand Slam final between siblings in 117 years Japanese Foreign Minister apologized  Tanaka apologized to prisoners of war on 50th anniversary of the U.S.-Japan treaty Guard killed 4 co-workers  Joseph Ferguson, 20, was suspended from his job as a security guard in Sacramento Hewitt won U.S. Open title  Lleyton Hewitt, Pete Sampras, 7-6 (4), 6-1, 6-1. The final was Sampras' 17th and Hewitt's first Michael Jordan will return  Jordan will be back from retirement again 'for the love of the game' Epidemic child sex abuse  3-year study revealed that between 300,000 and 400,000 U.S. children are victims of sexual exploitation U.S. serviceman pleads not guilty  Timothy Woodland, 24, accused of raping a Japanese woman. He claim that two had engaged in consensual sex Attacks paralyze New York  New York was brought to a standstill. Tunnels and bridges into Manhattan were shut down U.S. spy drone missing over Iraq  Iraq's anti-aircraft forces shot down $3.2 million unmanned plane near Basra   Terror attacks hit U.S. Map

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  3 commercial jets crash into World Trade Center and Pentagon. Both towers collapsed. United Airlines plane crashed
 2,973 people died. 19 terrorists affiliated with al-Qaeda hijacked four commercial passenger jet airliners. Passengers and members of the flight crew on the Flight 93 attempted to retake control of their plane from the hijackers. The plane crashed into a field near the town of Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

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  Pennsylvania   United Airlines Flight 93 crashed Map of Shanksville USA
  The crew and passengers, alerted through phone calls to loved ones, had overpowered the hijackers
 The flight was from Newark to San Francisco. The hijackers had turned the plane around and were heading towards Washington, D.C. They crashed the plane to keep the crew and passengers from gaining control

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  New York   Rescuers comb through rubble  Mayor has declared the lower part of Manhattan off limits to civilians. 170 hospitals are on alert. 300 firefighters missing

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Sep.12   NATO   NATO reviews retaliatory action  Draft document look to invoke NATO's self-defence charter and give military or logistical support to the U.S.

  New York   8 survivors have been pulled  Rescue teams are sifting through the rubble to find people trapped

  FBI   Massive hunt for attackers  4,000 FBI special agents have been deployed to track down those responsible for terror attack

  Washington Rescuers struggle at Pentagon  Between 100 and 800 people may have been killed when part of the 5-sided structure collapsed and burned

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  New York   Insurers face claims up to $15bn  Owners of the World Trade Center had insured only one of the 2 towers

  FBI FBI identifies some hijackers  Sympathisers of Bin Laden were operating in Florida. White House and Air Force One had been targeted

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Sep.13   New York   5,000 people remain missing
  New Yorkers are carrying photographs of their missing relatives to trace them. 190 people died when a plane crashed into Pentagon


 New York NFL cancels Sunday's games  Players were distracted and didn't want to fly

 Pennsylvania Black box found  Investigators have found flight recorder from the hijacked plane that crashed in Pennsylvania

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  FBI 50 suspects in FBI investigation  FBI identities many of those involved in the terror attacks. At least 18 hijackers, armed with knives, were on the 4 planes

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Sep.14   Washington     America mourns its dead  President Bush is attending a service at the national cathedral

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 USA Day of prayer and remembrance  President Bush designated as a national day for the victims of the terrorist attacks

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Sep.15   USA     Bush says US is at war  President views Osama Bin Laden as the main enemy

  USA Airlines cut jobs to avoid bankruptcy  Continental has laid off 12,000, Midway Airlines is laying off 1,700

 New York New York reopening for business  Parts of downtown Manhattan and area around Wall Street has been opened

Sep.16   USA USA widens war targets  60 countries supporting terrorists face American military might

 New York Giuliani still hopes to find survivors  Mayor said 180 confirmed killed, 115 of whom identified. 5,097 recording as missing

Sep.17   New York   Wall Street reopens, Stocks plummet
  Dow Jones was down by 600 points or 6% and the Nasdaq by 5%. Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.5% to 3%


 Washington Bush ponders hits on terror chiefs  President may lift the ban on assassinations overseas. Measures could include phone tapping and tracing laundered money

 USA Baseball returns  After 6 days of postponements from terrorist attacks

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 USA Bush condemns 'revenge attacks'  President has called for an end to racist violence on Muslims and other members of ethnic minorities

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Sep.18  New York Wall Street restores calm  Stock markets in the U.S. had marginal gains. European stock markets were depressed

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  Seattle   Boeing slashing up to 30,000 jobs  Aviation industry asked for $24bn as financial rescue package

  Washington Bush sees hope for Middle East  Palestinians announced a ceasefire and the Israeli military began to withdraw

 USA Virus Nimda infects the internet  Virus spreads by sending infected e-mails and able to infect web sites

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Sep.19  Afghanistan Taleban demand proof on Bin Laden  Mullah Omar, Taleban's leader, has said Bin Laden will not be extradited without evidence

 Washington Bush met Megawati  U.S. President attempts to build a global coalition against terrorism

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  USA US orders planes to the Gulf  Defence Secretary has ordered more than 100 aircraft to start moving to the Gulf as part of Operation Infinite Justice

 USA Airlines slash thousands of jobs  American Airlines and United Airlines are laying off 40,000 because of declining traffic since suicide attacks

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Sep.20   Kabul     Clerics ask Bin Laden to leave  The resolution is represent a compromise agreed at a meeting in Kabul. The U.S. has dismissed as inadequate

  USA US offers airlines $15bn aid  Congress and the White House have agreed to a financial package for the airline industry

 New York US shares tumble again  The Dow Jones had fallen 320 points to 8,439. Greenspan said the attacks would have a significant effect in the short term

 FBI FBI probes hijackers' identities  Some of the names on its list of 19 hijackers are fake and may belong to people who are still alive

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  U.S. Congress     Bush addresses nation in Congress
  President is singling out Osama Bin Laden and his al-Qaeda organisation. Bush creates High Office of Homeland Security


  Washington Blair ready for long battle  British Prime Minister Tony Blair has vowed United Kingdom was prepared for a battle against terror

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Sep.21   Washington US have enough evidence  Powell said there was sufficient evidence to bring Osama Bin Laden before US court for crimes against humanity

 New York Stock markets above fresh lows  Investor sentiment is depressed after the wave of mass layoffs in aviation

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 European Union European Union back US war plans  Europe leaders agreed that retaliation for the attacks would be legitimate. Russia, China and Latin America offered support

 New York Stars in global charity telethon  2-hour televised concert to raise money for victims of plane attacks. Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, U2, Mariah Carey

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Sep.22   Washington Bush holds council of war  President has been consulting top military advisers. Warplanes are being sent to bases near Afghanistan

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 New York New Yorkers urged to overcome grief  Mayor Giuliani has said it is important that city gets back to normal

 USA Spacecraft flies close to comet  The Deep Space 1, an unmanned experimental spacecraft, has flown within 2,000 km to the nucleus of a comet

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Sep.23  Afghanistan US confirms losing spy plane  Colin Powell has dismissed fears that US forces could get trapped

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  Washington US to produce Bin Laden evidence  Colin Powell said the in the next few days evidence will be put before the world

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Sep.24   USA Bush calls halt to terror funding  Frozen the US assets of 27 individuals and organisations connected to to Osama Bin Laden, al-Qaeda and other groups

 USA IMF shrugs off recession fears  IMF has said the US economy may slow further than previously expected

 New York Stock markets rally  Dow Jones and the Nasdaq gained 3% within 10 minutes of trading. Frankfurt, London and Paris had a good start

 Afghanistan US military threats dismissed  The Taleban leader, Mullah Omar, has dismissed threats of military action

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  Moscow     Putin pledges support for US  Russian President says country will support operations in Afghanistan and widen the cooperation with the alliance

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Sep.25   USA Business gurus warn of US recession  Consumer confidence has slumped to 97.6, from 114.0 in August. Data before and after the atrocities differing slightly

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  Washington     US warns of long campaign  Defence Secretary Rumsfeld has said there will be no single co-ordinated assault at the start of fight against terrorism

 New York Bloomberg wins NYC Republican race  In Democratic primaries two leading candidates, Green and Ferrer, were headed for a run-off

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Sep.26   NATO NATO hears US strike plans  Wolfowitz had given a full briefing. The one-day meeting of defence ministers was attended by Russia's S. Ivanov

  Washington Chechens told to break with Bin Laden  White House has called on rebels to cut all links with international terrorism

Sep.27   Chicago Bush urges return to the skies  US President unveiled measures to improve security including increase in the number of plain-clothed air marshals on flights

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  FBI FBI links hijackers with Bin Laden  FBI releases photos of the 19 suspected hijackers

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Sep.28   Washington Bush met King of Jordan  President praises the Middle East for co-operation with global campaign against terrorism

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  Afghanistan   Special forces deploy  US and UK commandos have been operating within Afghanistan performing scouting and reconnaissance missions

  UN Security Council   Anti-terrorism resolution  Security Council has unanimously passed a resolution introduced by the United States a cut off the financing of terrorist groups

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Sep.29   New York   Empire State Building reopens  Building reopens to tourists. It is now New York City's tallest building

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  Washington US peace protests draw protest  5000 people took to the streets to protest against the use of military force

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Sep.30   USA US backs former Afghan king  86-year-old Mohammed Zahir Shah met the congressmen, both the Democrats and Republicans

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  USA   US warns of new terror threat  Attorney General has warned of the further terrorist activity in response to prospective US military action

 Indiana Hakkinen won U.S. Grand Prix  Mika Hakkinen survives penalty

  Washington US unmoved by Taleban statement  Defence Secretary doesn't believe the Taleban's statement that Bin Laden is under their control