Today's Edition:
Tuesday, September 10, 2002
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Lefteris Pitarakis/The Associated
Press
Israeli citizens check their
newly received gas mask kits as others wait to
collect theirs in Tel Aviv, Israel, yesterday.
Israel is preparing for a possible U.S. attack
on Iraq and an Iraqi counterstrike against Israel
by November 1.
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More News
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President
begins week of remembrance with tribute concert at Kennedy Center
by Sandra Sobieraj/The Associated Press
WASHINGTON President Bush opened a high-emotion,
high-security week of remembrance with a musical tribute to the victims
of Sept. 11 and a declaration that the nation must “leave a legacy
of freedom behind for our children and our grandchildren.”...continued
U.S.
Congress was on al-Qaida's Sept. 11 hit list, says al-Jazeera reporter
by Alaa Shahine/The Associated Press
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - The U.S. Congress was the fourth American
landmark on al-Qaida's Sept. 11 hit list and the terror group also
considered striking U.S. nuclear facilities, according to a purported
interview with two al-Qaida fugitives wanted in the terrorist attack...continued
Former OU
Student pleads guilty to sex charges
by Casey Clapper/Staff Writer
A former Ohio University student will plead guilty to sexual
offense charges rather than going on trial next week...continued
FBI posts
warning concerning September 11
by Christopher Newton/The Associated
Press
WASHINGTON - The FBI is warning local police and the U.S. utility,
banking and transportation industries of a steady stream of threats
mentioning New York, Washington and the anniversary of the Sept.
11 terrorist attack...continued
Council
members look for solutions to fire problems
by Casey Clapper/Staff Writer
City council members have been working hard to keep both
Athens Fire Department stations open as much as possible now that
school is back in session and the dorms are full...continued
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Opinion
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Editorial
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Column
About Town
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Sports
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Heart issue
might cost Hammock’s season
by Paul Shugar/Sports Editor
Northern Illinois running back Thomas Hammock’s career might
be over after medical tests revealed a build-up of fatty tissue
around his heart, according to an article from the Dekalb Daily
Chronicle...continued
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