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Headlines for 14 September 2001

 Congress approves 40B for aid and reaction.
 Rain slows relief effort.
 Taliban will retaliate against military action.
 An overview of the Taliban.
 190 believed dead in Pentagon attack.
 How passengers on the planes were able to make cell phone calls.
 Congress concerned over Bush’s grab for power.
 Northwest Airlines employees breach airport security to show existing holes.
 Web sites give clues to casualties.
 Image from space of NYC attack shows smoke trail.
 In 1972, the Twin Towers were symbols of possibility.
 Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson blame the ACLU, feminists, and gays for WTC attack.
 The safe millennium archive is for reporting or finding someone who’s missing.
 Yahoo resource for all relief efforts.
 Poynter’s front page collection.
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