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2001 > September > 12
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Stunned residents face lingering horror
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President promises to avenge lost lives
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This time it’s not a movie
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BLOHM
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PORCZ
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ROSENBAUM
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Drug test kits offer answer to worried parents
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Muslims brace for misplaced blame
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Brush with disaster close for Chicagoans
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KUBICEK
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Can’t get shoes to fit?
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POULOS
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Our sense of normalcy may never return
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AHLGREN
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KUNTZ
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PROBST
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Giant awakened
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BLOMBERG
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Freshwater trout has been pushed out of…
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Israeli leaders, Arafat express shock; Afghanistan denies role
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BERMAN
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Not-guilty plea in mercury case
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`Mansfield’ needs more life to make it live
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Chicago steps up security, shares its grief
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Dangers of romantic dreams
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Radar screen blip raised suspicions
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District 220 plans cuts to fix mold
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How will we ever get over Tuesday’s massacre?
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RALSTON
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`Tragic day’ puts mark on capital
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Olympic chiefs re-evaluate plans
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`They cannot dent steel of our resolve’
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Dear Tom,What does wind direction mean? Is…
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MANALAN
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New cachet adds to soy’s ancient history
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A final shove into recession, analysts fear
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WOLF
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Chicago steps up security, shares its grief
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‘Our nation saw evil’
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Terrorist attacks turn 2 worlds upside down
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ATCHISON
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Easy cockpit access, lax security aid hijackers
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DETLEFSEN
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DuPage board OKs bond issue for flood-prevention projects
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Chicago’s high-rise landmarks take security precautions
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LISA M. KOLINSKI, 36
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DEL RIVERO
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CARROLL
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BATTAGLINI
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QUILTER
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Terrorist attacks turn 2 worlds upside down
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Engineers seek answers after mighty towers fall
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Chicago steps up security, shares its grief
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WASZAK
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Information highway mired in traffic jams
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THERESA L. QUAISER, 88
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Pray for victims
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On not heeding the office Chicken Little
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China guests head to class
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Hanhardt’s trial now set for October in jewel ring
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School district pays copyright penalty
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HAWLEY
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Time to bury dead, take care of living
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STEVENS
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HEUER
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To our readers
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JELLISSEN
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JOSEPHSON
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Hospitals decide day of hurt no time for disaster drill
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CANCELED OR POSTPONED EVENTS
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LANGE
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SCARRY
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U.S. scientists critical of stem-cell limits
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DOLEJS
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Young Israeli keeps hope for peace
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“When the approach came through, I thought,…
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Cut from a different cloth
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MARTIN
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GURTLER
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Elgin couple charged in elder abuse death
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STERBA
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Blood donors line up to help out
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ANDREW G. MISENER, 89
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President promises to avenge lost lives
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LAUER
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Major hype, minor help
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YOUNG
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History changes
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1,100 Aon employees based in trade center
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KUBICKI
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MOFFETT
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KAY
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KLEIN
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Who are they?
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ARMITAGE
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AVILA
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A day that `was like the apocalypse’
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GRABOWSKI
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HILLIG
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Frantic relatives search for loved ones
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Outraged nations back retaliation
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1999 Kunde Zinfandel, Sonoma Valley
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Registry keeps track of the secrets of successful dieters
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THOMAS
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A glutton for summer speaks out
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Evanston builds on Chicago ties
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HOLICKA
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No planes and few trains, automobiles for stranded
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STAUB
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Difficult questions
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What we lost–and what we will keep
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Fast action by rape victim helps police
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Feeling of invincibility suddenly shattered
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Pull on a favorite T-shirt and slip…
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PONTRELLI
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JANACHOWSKI
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High-horsepower engine
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PEARSON
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Struggling to convey tragedy
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Reader rates handy PDAs
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HOLZNECHT
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Chicago traders worry about friends, colleagues
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Safety concerns send many home
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Dreadlocks enter the mainstream
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White Sox find themselves close to action
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MENOUDAKIS
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Kane forest panel authorizes land talks
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SALTZ
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An all-occasion lace skirt will simplify your life
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What’s open, closed a day after tragedies
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Time to bury dead, take care of living
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SALTZBERG
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President’s address somber, if not stirring
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Seeking leadership
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Highlighting the heroines
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Stunned residents face lingering horror
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ARONER
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TERRANCE LOUISE FOX, 54
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Internet not up to America’s need for news
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Students adjusting to coed campuses
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FORDHAM
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Hospital staff awaits 2nd wave
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ABBADI
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Terrorists make sure they will lose the war
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WAGNER
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A cut above
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Losing a lifetime partner
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Jews all too familiar with pain of atrocities
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SPORT-UTILITY VEHICLES: Newer models’ crash performance improves
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VINCENT J. TEMPLIN SR., 62
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FALTER
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There are no civilians anymore
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Our games will go on–but when?
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Mariam Badal of Niles shares an easy…
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Shower gifts not what they used to be
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BENDA
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The vulnerabilities we cherish
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A quick fishing trip to Asia
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St. Charles East High mold cleanup OKd
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Inside the Pentagon minutes before raid
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Sutter ready to crack the whip
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ROEHRICH
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McGRAIL
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Emotional day expected for students
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SCHWINN/GT: Pacific Cycles wins bankruptcy auction
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Markets to remain closed
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Backups let firms keep running
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America’s martyrs
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Baseball takes time to mourn
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MAGNUS
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MCGRAIL
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KRAL
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PARISI
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State revisits coastal plan
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MARCHESCHI
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JOHNSON
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U.S. intelligence unprepared for attack scenario
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Health image fuels soy boom
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Schools start postponing, rescheduling
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Seeking justice
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LUFT
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GARCIA
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ANDERSON
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KOGEN
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Saved from falling debris
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Time to bury dead, take care of living
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MAKAR
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911 call preceded fiery Pennsylvania crash
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Palos Heights hikes tap-in fees for water, sewer
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KENT
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AHRBERG
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Snickerdoodles lose some weight
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Bush mulls how hard to strike back
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Racer speeds past the competition
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KINGSTON
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Want a taste of Wild West? Just head east
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PRUITT
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Panel’s inquiry begins at Fermilab
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BONEBRAKE
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Kuerten ousted in 1st round
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Investors face gridlock as markets rebuild capacity to trade
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RAFFERTY
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Lifetime examines the lives of women doctors
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Group calls for better, cheaper birth control
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An outsider looking inward
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Navy deploys warships off East Coast
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`The Ponderosa’ is saddled with some identity problems
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PISANI
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EISENDORF
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Few using safe-haven laws when abandoning babies
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Postponing sports for reality check
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JIM DRAKE, 63
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JOZWIAK
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Quickly as a fickle sky, change in air
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Lawmakers stand united
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Assessing the charms of chardonnay
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La Condesa Restaurant
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MARIE SEIDENADEL, 93
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Fed stresses it’s open; banks report no big woes
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BARNETT
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Crawler lightning: A slang term for cloud-to-cloud…
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Different kind of hard work
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Disaster drills are no match for chaos of reality
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FRAGOMENI
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On Sept. 12, 1609, English explorer Henry…
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DOPLINSKI
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Terrorist attacks turn 2 worlds upside down
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Fire death treated as killing
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ERES
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WEDELL
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NFL mulls its options
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‘Our nation saw evil’
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GALLAGER
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Jews all too familiar with pain of atrocities
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Blood donors line up to help out
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Muslims brace for misplaced blame
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Radar screen blip raised suspicions
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Airlines prepare for daunting task: Restarting system
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Brush with disaster close for Chicagoans
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Struggling to convey tragedy
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1,100 Aon employees based in trade center
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911 call preceded fiery Pennsylvania crash
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Gas prices rise amid fears of shortages
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Outraged nations back retaliation
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`Tragic day’ puts mark on capital
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A day that `was like the apocalypse’
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Chicago traders worry about friends, colleagues
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Easy cockpit access, lax security aid hijackers
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CBS’ Marin saved from falling debris
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Clinton: Americans must rally behind president
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What’s open, closed a day after tragedies
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Israeli leaders, Arafat express shock; Afghanistan denies role
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Disaster drills are no match for chaos of reality
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President’s address somber, if not stirring
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Hospital staff awaits 2nd wave
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Chicago’s high-rise landmarks take security precautions
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Markets to remain closed
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`They cannot dent steel of our resolve’
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President promises to avenge lost lives
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Safety concerns send many home
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Insurers likely to bend, not break
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U.S. intelligence unprepared for attack scenario
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Inside the Pentagon minutes before raid
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Frantic relatives search for loved ones
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'83 crown wasn't only feather in Ripken cap
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Attack on America
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Feeling of invincibility suddenly shattered
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Lawmakers stand united
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Bush mulls how hard to strike back
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Chicago steps up security, shares its grief
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Stunned residents face lingering horror
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Emotional day expected for students
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No planes and few trains, automobiles for stranded
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Navy deploys warships off East Coast
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Flights, routes and specifications of planes involved in the attacks
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From doomed passengers, a few words
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A final shove into recession, analysts fear
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Fed stresses it’s open; banks report no big woes
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Answer terror with resolution
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Chicago steps up security, shares its grief
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Terrorist attacks turn 2 worlds upside down
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Time to bury dead, take care of living
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Timeline of Tuesday’s key events
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World Trade Center aftermath
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Business coverage: Sept. 12, 2001
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Towers’ structure could not withstand intense flames
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Summary of terrorist strike against New York City
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Summary of terrorist strike against the Pentagon
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SEC chairman expects markets to reopen Thursday
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Airports to remain closed
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Scheduled flights still grounded
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Stock market remains on hold
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Chicagoans try to return to normal life