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...kits made many of you feel that we added unnecessarily to people's jitters about biological attacks. "Not only are you helping fuel hysteria," complained a Wisconsin man, "but you are promoting the flawed logic that if you have enough money, you can keep your family safe." From San Antonio, a Texan warned, "Sensational journalism does little more than cause inevitable panic buying and doomsday fears." A Nebraskan declared, "Gas masks won't help against an anthrax attack," and urged TIME to "stop scaring people and tell us how to protect the country." And a reader from Maine imagined...
...Crimson kept the lead until the very end of the second quarter, when Minuteman senior Antonio Maldonado scored to tie the game going into the break...
...troops rushed to Abkhazia?s Kodori gorge, where 1,600 Russian peacekeepers stand between the warring sides. The Georgian Parliament demanded that the Russian peacekeepers be replaced with a U.N. force. ERITREA Stopping the Press The E.U. recalled its ambassadors from Asmara following the expulsion of Italy?s ambassador, Antonio Bandini, for expressing concern over the government?s imprisonment of at least 22 dissidents in the past month, and muzzling of the press. Last week three more prominent dissidents were detained for allegedly engaging in illegal activities. SOUTH KOREA Immigrants South Korean patrol boats set out from the southern port...
...entire plot may have cost well over $200,000. Investigators want to know how the money landed in the hijackers' accounts. The feds have detained Dr. Al-Badr Al-Hazmi, a Saudi medical resident at the University of Texas in San Antonio. Two hijackers may have used his credit cards. Was he an accomplice or a victim? The FBI questioned Ahmed Badawi as a witness and released him. Badawi sells plane tickets, wires money and cashes checks at his Orlando office. He may have sold tickets to several hijackers. Investigators are also questioning friends of the hijackers in San Diego...
...masterminded the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. Two weeks ago in Texas, feds arrested two men witnesses say worshiped at the mosque. Ayub Ali-Khan--believed to be a trained pilot whose real name is Gul Mohammed Shah--and Mohammed Azmath were on a flight from Newark to San Antonio when the attacks began. After landing in St. Louis, they hopped a train, only to be arrested in Fort Worth with box cutters and $5,000 in their...