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 America Strikes Back Wednesday, October 10th


An F14 lifts into the sky from the flight deck of the USS Enterprise in the Arabian Sea. (AP Photo)
      Fourth Night of Fire

'Round the clock' airstrikes continue
LATEST DETAILS:
 - Reports of 4th straight night of anti-aircraft firing in Kabul
- U.N. workers beaten in 3 Afghan cities, food confiscated
- Powell: Anti-terrorism campaign will 'never stop' phases
- Taliban says they're still able to defend Afghanistan
- Osama bin Laden spokesman praises hijackers
- Al-Qaida asks all Muslims to wage war against U.S.
- Bush releases terrorist 'most wanted' list
- New York seeks $54 billion in federal aid
COMPLETE TOP STORY OVERVIEW
FBI: Florida Anthrax Could be Manmade, Trying to Determine
Federal investigators are trying to confirm whether the strain of anthrax that killed a man was manmade. But the FBI has found no evidence linking it to the terrorists... FULL STORY
Anthrax Not Seen as Much of a Threat in Oregon
It is overwhelmingly lethal, a disease so rare that a single death in Florida has sent chills through the nation. Anthrax has not struck in Oregon for decades, but health agencies have reserves just in case.. FULL STORY
Terrorism Crisis In-Depth
U.S./World
• Explosions Heard Around Kabul Airport
• Taliban Supporters Beat U.N. Workers in 3 Afghan Cities
• Taliban Says They're Still Able to Defend Afghanistan
• Warplanes Begin Bombing Mobile Targets
• Blair Discusses Strikes With Oman
• Turkey's Parliament to Contribute Troops to U.S. Campaign
• Bush Unveils FBI Terrorist 'Most Wanted' List
• Bush Chastens Lawmakers for Leaking Information
• New York Seeks $54 Billion in Federal Aid
• Taliban Soldiers Fight Gun Battle on Pakistan Border
• Quiet Kuwaiti Teacher Emerges as al-Qaida Spokesman
• Taliban: 'No Restrictions on Osama'
• U.S. Pleased With Response from Muslim and Arab Countries
• German Investigators Test Powder Found in Envelope for Infectious Agents
• Congress Works to Pass Anti-Terrorism Bill
• Iraq Claims it Shot Down Spy Plane
• Overseas Developments Related to Terrorist Investigation
• Taliban: Fresh Strikes on Kandahar
• Bush Has Most Wanted Terrorist List
• U.S. Soldier Backing Afghan Strikes Hurt

 More America Strikes Back Coverage...
Northwest
• Troops Begin Buildup in Oregon
• Gambling Stakes Higher Since Attacks
• Sea-Tac Security Investigates Suspicious Soda Can
• Patriotism Grows on Corvallis Farm
• Stress Over Terrorism Attracts Many to Health Clubs, Support Groups
• Local Firm Makes Military Night Vision Equipment
• FBI Questions Oregon Men in Terrorist Investigation
• Portland Braces for Threat of Terrorism
• NW Medical Teams Sends Medical Supplies to Afghanistan
• Freedom Fliers Head Back to Portland
• Random PDX Security Checks Underway
• KGW Military Expert: U.S. Would be Unwise to Attack Iraq
• Fishing Boats Gain Terrorism Protection, Lose Escorts
• Anthrax Not Seen as Much of a Threat in Oregon

 More America Strikes Back Northwest Coverage...

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• Bus Crash in Chile Kills Mine Workers
• Tornadoes Tear Across the Plains
• Battered Sub Kursk Reaches Shore 14 Months After Sinking
• Three Americans Win Nobel Prize for Economics

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Northwest
• Secretary of State Bradbury to Run for U.S. Senate
• Traffic Detours Around Cracked Bridges
• Caregiver Admits Mistreating Disabled Man
• Sweet Adelines Create Harmony in Portland

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Business
• Motorola Cuts 7,000 More Jobs
• Wall Street Shrugs Off Dire Earnings News

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Health
• Agency: U.S. is Prepared for Bioterrorism
• EU Says Biotech Foods May Be Safer

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