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Tags: Disasters, Meteorological Disasters, American Airlines, Inc., Richmond (Richmond, Virginia), Washington, DC
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Retired Navy admiral to lead shuttle probe
From Wire Service ReportsThe man chosen to lead an independent investigation of the space shuttle Columbia disaster, is a retired navy admiral with a reputation as a fair and experienced leader. "I enjoyed serving with him," said George Bullman of Costa Mesa, Calif., who was...Tags: NASA, Disasters, Awards and Prizes, Defense, CBS Corp.
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An intrepid few take the first flight out of BWI
Sun StaffATLANTA - On Delta Flight 731 to Atlanta - the first passenger plane out of Baltimore-Washington International Airport since Tuesday's terrorist attacks - pilots and flight attendants carefully avoided mentioning what was on everyone's mind. But the rows...Tags: Defense, Fort Lauderdale, Aircraft Hijacking, Air Transportation Industry, Transportation
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Attacks held to be a conspiracy
Times Staff WriterWASHINGTON -- The three airplane crashes today into the New York World Trade Center and the Pentagon apparently were the work of a well-planned and executed terrorist conspiracy, with members who appeared to be trained in skirting airport security, senior...Tags: Guerrilla Activity, Terrorism, Police Investigations, Defense, Osama bin Laden
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Pilots not surprised by airport security breaches
Sun StaffCommercial pilots who crisscross the country daily in jetliners like those used in yesterday's attacks say the terrorists probably included trained pilots, took advantage of lax airport security and carefully chose the flights they hijacked. The pilots...Tags: Terrorism, Defense, X-rays, Manhattan (New York City), Aircraft Hijacking
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Don't rush to blame, Arab-Americans urge
Sun StaffAlmost as soon as the planes slammed into the World Trade Center, the threatening calls began at the Washington headquarters of the Arab American Institute. Anonymous callers threatened retribution and offered sarcastic compliments on the attacks. The...Tags: Terrorism, Family, U.S. Embassy, FBI, Death
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New estimate of missing in N.Y. is 6,333
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - The number of people who are missing and presumed dead at the site of the World Trade Center in New York rose sharply yesterday, to 6,333. For several days, the number had been reported to be 5,422. Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said the toll...Tags: Terrorism, Regional Authority, Defense, Osama bin Laden, Tehran (Iran)
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More than 100 sought in probe
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - Federal investigators said yesterday that they want to interview more than 100 people who could have ties to Tuesday's devastating attacks as they released a smaller, grimmer list - the names of the 19 suspected suicide hijackers who are...Tags: Terrorism, Police Investigations, Defense, Hollywood (Broward, Florida), American Airlines, Inc.
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Agents focus on Fla. resort
Sun National StaffVERO BEACH, Fla. -- For more than a year in this resort community, maroon and green minivans came and went at a yellow one-story house in the 600 block of 26th Ave., shuttling around a stream of Arabic-speaking people who visited late at night,...Tags: Police Investigations, Family, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, American Airlines, Inc., Air Transportation Industry
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2 teams to develop plans for air travel safety
Sun StaffWith airlines still flying a reduced schedule and struggling financially, Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta announced yesterday that he wants a group of private experts to recommend quickly how air travel can be made safer. Mineta named six...Tags: Terrorism, Delta Air Lines, Foreign Aid, Transportation Industry, American Airlines, Inc.
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Material linked to suspected hijacker found in Germany
Associated PressBOCHUM, Germany -- German authorities exposed new links yesterday to the secretive world of three men identified as hijackers in the U.S. terror attacks, saying the girlfriend of one suspect led them to a suitcase containing "airplane-related documents."...Tags: Terrorism, Air Transportation Industry, Aircraft Hijacking, United Air Lines, Transportation
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Inspections found gaps in BWI security
Sun StaffFederal inspections conducted before last month's terrorist hijackings reveal that at least 16 bombs, nine hand grenades and 25 guns and other weapons passed undetected through security checkpoints at Baltimore-Washington International Airport - all...Tags: Terrorism, Defense, American Airlines, Inc., Aircraft Hijacking, Concourse
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