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Summary.     Click for More > U.S. lays out new Iraq resolution Bush to ask 87 billions more for Iraq
Sep.2   UN
Sep.7   Washington  
  President has told the American people that Iraq is '"now the central front' in a global war against terrorism
  New York Roddick claims US Open title over Ferrero Sep.11   New York Vigils mark 9/11 anniversary Sep.12   Iraq U.S. fire kills Iraqi police Sep.16   UN U.S. vetoes Arafat vote Sep.17   New York $140m NYSE chief Grasso resigns Sep.18   Iraq 3 US troops 'killed in Iraq attack'   Virginia   Isabel knocks out power to 2 million  Isabel was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm after dumping heavy rain Sep.20   Florida Guantanamo chaplain arrested Sep.23   UN   Bush urges UN unity on Iraq  US President has told the General Assembly the invasion of Iraq was the right thing to do Sep.24   New York Bush, Schroeder mend fences   Guantanamo   Guantanamo Bay spy probe expanded  Following the arrests of 2 servicemen suspected of spying, at least 2 other are being closely watched in an investigation   California Governor debate Sep.26   New York Powell: Iraqi constitution in 6 months   Washington     US-Russia summit tackles Iran  Bush and Putin have started a 2-day summit, with divisions over Iran's nuclear programme looming large Sep.27   Sunni Triangle 2 Iraqis killed in U.S. checkpoint shooting Sep.29   Sunni Triangle U.S. soldier dies in convoy attack   Washington White House vows help in CIA leak probe   Detroit Powell: 'Build a new Middle East' Sep.30   Boston Guantanamo translator held   Boston Guantanamo translator had 'secret' CD   Washington Bush backs CIA leak probe




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  U.S. lays out new Iraq resolution  Resolution is strengthening the United Nations' role in Iraq and calling for a broader multinational force US may change Iraq resolution US stands by Mid-East peace plan Henin-Hardenne takes US Open U.S. forces capture Saddam loyalist   Bush to ask 87 billions more for Iraq

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Sep.2  New York  Agassi survives as Dent retires
  UN  
Sep.3  New York  Rain causes US Open havoc
 Florida  Anti-abortionist executed
 New York  Ruthless Roddick advances
Sep.4  USA  U.S. warns of new airline attacks
 USA  Democrats attack Bush record
Sep.5  Japan  Carter: Africa needs GM crops
  UN
 New York  Ferrero wisn over Hewitt
 New York  Clijsters, Henin-Hardenne reach final
 Southern California  Man killed in roller coaster at Disneyland
Sep.6   Washington
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 New York  Roddick ousts Nalbandian
Sep.7   Iraq
  Washington  
  President has told the American people that Iraq is '"now the central front' in a global war against terrorism
  New York   Roddick claims US Open title over Ferrero  The 21-year-old stormed to his first Grand Slam title with a crushing win over Ferrero 6-3 7-6 6-3 in one hour 42 minutes Sep.8   Washington US demands security from Palestinians Sep.9  England  IAAF rules White guilty of doping  Liberia  More U.S. marines contract Malaria  Boston  Diocese 'settles sex abuse cases'  San Francisco Bay Area  Teller, 'father of the H-bomb,' dies  Washington  Dalai Lama calls for U.S. help Sep.10  Iraq  2 U.S. troops killed  Washington  Iraq's deterioration underestimated Sep.11   New York   Vigils mark 9/11 anniversary  The 3,000 people killed in 2001 are being honored at the World Trade Center site, the Pentagon and in rural Pennsylvania  Washington  Spy plane 'gave secrets to China' Sep.12   Iraq     U.S. fire kills Iraqi police  A shootout developed into a fierce gunbattle in central Iraq, killing at least 10 people  Washington  U.S. urges Israel not to expel Arafat  Qatar  Tape of alleged 9/11 hijacker broadcast   Washington US attacks France's Iraq proposals Sep.13   Iraq US remorse over Iraq deaths blunder   Switzerland Powell in Geneva for Iraq talks  Nevada  Mosley snatches victory over de la Hoya Sep.14   Sunni Triangle U.S. soldier killed in Fallujah  Sweden  Europe taste Solheim glory over USA  Southern California  Sister of Venus, Serena shot dead   Iraq Powell visits Iraqi gas attack town Sep.15  Southern California  Arrest in Williams sister killing  USA  U.S. East Coast prepares for Isabel   San Francisco Bay Area Appeals court blocks California recall   Sunni Triangle Suspected resistance organizers arrested  New York  Cundiff sparks Cowboys Sep.16   UN     U.S. vetoes Arafat vote  A resolution would have demanded Israel halt threats to expel Palestinian Authority President   North Carolina Coast boards up, flees Hurricane Isabel   Arab Countries Arab world condemns US Arafat veto  Syria  Syria denies U.S. security charges Sep.17   New York   $140m NYSE chief Grasso resigns  A special board meeting called to address the furor over CEO's pay and retirement package   Washington Bush rejects Saddam link to 9/11   Virginia Residents flee hurricane Sep.18   Iraq     3 US troops 'killed in Iraq attack'  A truck transporting troops was blown up by an explosive device in the town of Khaldiyah   USA Hurricane batters coast   Virginia   Isabel knocks out power to 2 million
  Isabel was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm after dumping heavy rain
Sep.19   Washington 15 dead in storm  USA  US cleans up after hurricane Sep.20   Bosnia Clinton remembers Srebrenica dead   Florida   Guantanamo chaplain arrested  Captain Yousef Yee, a muslim US Army chaplain, has been detained by military investigators Sep.21   Iraq Attacks kill 3 US troops  USA  1.8 million still without power after Isabel Sep.22  Washington  Mastermind reveals 9/11 plot details   Washington Bush unbending on Iraq  Virginia  Terror network case yields guilty plea Sep.23   UN     Bush urges UN unity on Iraq
  US President has told the General Assembly the invasion of Iraq was the right thing to do
  Washington Airman charged with Guantanamo spying  California  Appeals court reinstates recall vote Sep.24   New York     Bush, Schroeder mend fences  U.S. President and German Chancellor said that they had agreed to work together on Iraq and Afghanistan   Guantanamo   Guantanamo Bay spy probe expanded
  Following the arrests of 2 servicemen suspected of spying, at least 2 other are being closely watched in an investigation
  California   Governor debate  Candidates including Schwarzenegger have begun a debate with heated discussion of the state's troubled economy Sep.25   Washington US seeks Moussaoui case dismissal Sep.26   New York     Powell: Iraqi constitution in 6 months  Secretary of State would like to see a new Iraqi constitution ratified in about 6 months, with elections to follow   Washington     US-Russia summit tackles Iran
  Bush and Putin have started a 2-day summit, with divisions over Iran's nuclear programme looming large
  USA More US troops face Iraq call-up Sep.27   Sunni Triangle   2 Iraqis killed in U.S. checkpoint shooting  U.S. soldiers fired on a vehicle carrying at least 6 Iraqis after it ran a American checkpoint in Fallujah   Washington Putin makes no commitment on Iraq, Iran  New York  Brazil, Norway, Canada make quarters   Afghanistan U.S. soldiers come under fire Sep.28  Spain  Heras claims Tour of Spain  Indiana  Schumacher wins U.S. Grand Prix   New York Hollywood director Kazan dies Sep.29   Sunni Triangle   U.S. soldier dies in convoy attack  At least 6 U.S. soldiers were wounded in an improvised explosive device attack in Fallujah   Washington   White House vows help in CIA leak probe  The White House will cooperate with the Justice Department in its initial inquiry, but will not launch an internal probe   Detroit     Powell: 'Build a new Middle East'  Secretary of State urged the Arab community to build a new Middle East based on religious tolerance Sep.30   Boston   Guantanamo translator held  Immigration officials found Ahmed Melhalba carrying CD-ROMs and paper documents allegedly related to the detainees   Boston   Guantanamo translator had 'secret' CD  Naturalized U.S. citizen of Egyptian descent Ahmed Mehalba appeared before a federal magistrate   Washington     Bush backs CIA leak probe  President has welcomed a Justice Department investigation into claims White House illegally blew the cover of an agent