Tue, 11 Sep, 2001 - 20:27
The American nation reeled in horror and security measures spun into effect
as the work day began with a series of plane crashes that tore through the
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CourtsWar on TerrorismPlace: World Trade CenterPlace: PentagonPlace: Columbus, OhioPlace: ColumbusPlace: New YorkPlace: BostonPlace: ClevelandPlace: CookevillePlace: PittsburghPlace: New
York CityPlace: VAPlace: OrlandoPlace: Wall StreetPlace: Dallas-Fort Worth International AirportPlace: NashvillePlace: World Trade
CenterPlace: Birmingham International AirportPlace: AlabamaPlace: Frederick, Md.Place: ColoradoPlace: LouisianaPlace: Gateway ArchPlace: St. LouisPlace: AmericaPlace: DenverPlace: ManhattanPlace: PhiladelphiaPlace: TexasPlace: DallasPerson: Charlin SimsPerson: Diane
MorsePerson: Michael GunterPerson: Sen. John W. WarnerPerson: Scott GilmorePerson: Felix NovelliPerson: Carol WindhamPerson: Andrew HudsonPerson: PlatoPerson: Laurie BagbyPerson: Beverly EvansEvent: Pearl HarborEvent: World War IIOrganisation: AmericaOrganisation: Tennessee Technological UniversityOrganisation: U.S.S. IntrepidOrganisation: Kansas State University
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