By Hana Alberts and William Murphy Newsday (New York) Copyright 2006 Newsday, Inc. New York City plans to release 1,613 phone call recordings today containing the voices of ...
The Associated Press NEW YORK CITY — A 9-1-1 operator, speaking to a woman trapped on the 83rd floor of the World Trade Center, offered hope of a rescue team that never ...
By Amy Westfeldt The Associated Press NEW YORK CITY — A fire official described near chaos inside the World Trade Center, with communication becoming increasingly difficult ...
By Karen Matthews The Associated Press NEW YORK — Gov. George Pataki signed legislation Monday to greatly expand benefits for workers who have died or become sick from toiling in ...
By Jill Gardiner The New York Sun Copyright 2006 The New York Sun, One SL, LLC All Rights Reserved In a move that pits him against Governor Pataki, Mayor Bloomberg stepped up his ...
Newsday (New York) Copyright 2006 Newsday, Inc. Last week brought two searing reminders of 9/11: The foiled terrorist plot to blow up aircraft bound for the United States and the ...
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pennsylvania) Copyright 2006 P.G. Publishing Co. A new study documenting the health hazard to New York City firefighters who breathed toxic dust from the ...
By Luis Perez Newsday (New York) Copyright 2006 Newsday, Inc. The governor and the mayor released a detailed timeline yesterday of the events to mark the anniversary of Sept. 11, ...
The Associated Press Security measures in place Thursday at U.S. airports in response to a thwarted terror plot in Britain. _ Liquids are banned from carry-on luggage and cannot be ...
The Associated Press NEW YORK CITY — Passengers in the United States coped with heightened security at airports Thursday after authorities in London uncovered a terror plot ...
The Associated Press WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. government raised its threat level to the highest level for commercial flights from Britain to the United States early ...
By Paul Haven The Associated Press Its scope was ruthlessly ambitious, causing destruction officials say would have been "unimaginable." While details are still sketchy, the ...
U.S. raises threat alert to highest level for some flights By Danica Kirka The Associated Press LONDON — British authorities said today they had thwarted a terrorist plot to ...
By Liz Szabo USA TODAY Copyright 2006 Gannett Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved Working amid the rubble of the World Trade Center may have aged the lungs of firefighters and rescue ...
By CARL CAMPANILE New York Post Children in emergency medical technicians' families were the most shell-shocked following the Sept. 11 attacks, a new study has found. Nearly one in ...
Copyright 2006 Capital City Press All Rights Reserved By GERARD SHIELDS The Advocate With hurricane season less than two weeks away, Congress is playing proverbial political ...
Copyright 2006 The Chronicle Publishing Co. All Rights Reserved By CECILIA M. VEGA The San Francisco Chronicle (California) San Francisco is prepared to handle an earthquake, ...
Copyright 2006 The Chronicle Publishing Co. All Rights Reserved By ZACHARY COILE The San Francisco Chronicle (California) WASHINGTON, D.C. — San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom ...
Copyright 2006 Gannett Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved By THOMAS FRANK USA TODAY The first evidence linking a rescuer's death to fumes created by the dust cloud after the World ...
Copyright 2006 Newsday, Inc. By DELTHIA RICKS Newsday (New York) Debris that rose like a thunderhead over lower Manhattan with the World Trade Center's collapse nearly five years ...
