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Mixup of IDs Multiplies Heartbreak in N.Y.
Times Staff WritersThree months after the World Trade Center tragedy, mistakes in the tallying and even burial of the enormous number of dead are starting to emerge. This week officials of the city medical examiner paid quiet, rueful visits to the homes of two...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Politics, Disasters and Accidents, Health, New York City
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New York continues the rituals of sadness
Sun National StaffNEW YORK - Even as the city finished preparations for today's one-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks, outside a small Catholic church in the Bronx yesterday morning it was business as usual in a most unusual year. For New York firefighters, it...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Politics, Health, Washington (U.S. state), Crime, Law and Justice
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Statue of Liberty Q&A
Tribune staff reporterQ. Was it always called the "Statue of Liberty"? A. Pretty much, though originally that was just the beginning of the name. "It was called the statue of `Liberty, Enlightening the World,' " according to National Park Service historian and author Barry...Tags: Travel, New York, Sculpture, Boats, Emma Lazarus
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Beyond Miss Liberty
The Statue of Liberty wasn't conceived with immigrants in mind, but no image of boatloads coming into New York Harbor is complete without her silent but emotion-charged presence. More recently, she has been witness to history of a different kind. As it...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Politics, Travel, Matzoh, New York
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A day of grief, echoed in young voices
Los Angeles TimesNEW YORK - America marked the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks yesterday with a poignant ceremony at Ground Zero, where 200 children who lost parents and other relatives read the names of all 2,792 people who died there. Heart-breaking messages...Tags: Politics, Health, Iraq, Science and Technology, Guerrilla Activity
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'Hell is in the future for those thieves of innocence'
We live in a small town in Illinois, not untouched by today's tragedy. Being that we express ourselves with words, we'd like to share our thoughts. Zach writes: where i was little town, far away from where the twins fell, chaos in my mind, nowhere...Tags: Radio, Civil Unrest, Health, Florida, Texas
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Two-legged rescuers come to aid of stranded animals
Tribune staff reporterThough she still has no permanent address and is still wearing the donated T-shirt and shorts she received following an abrupt evacuation from her hotel at 3 World Trade Center, Alison Schmid was ready to adopt not one but two cats over the weekend....Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Disasters, Alabama, Dog (animal), Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Building for the future
Special to the TribuneCarol Ross Barney knows something about rebuilding after a tragedy. Her firm, Ross Barney + Jankowski won the competition to replace the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City after it was destroyed by a bomb in 1995 that killed 168 people....Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, Science and Technology, Standards, Battery Park City
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Heisman Shaken To Its Foundation
Courant Staff WriterFor a college kid from Nebraska, it was like waltzing into nirvana. A five-star hotel and a classy athletic club rolled into one. The walls in the lobby and function rooms were adorned with oil paintings of former Heisman Trophy winners. The guest rooms...Tags: Bill Bradley, Disasters, Squash, Celebrities, Jim Brown
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National schedule uncertain
From Staff And Wire ReportsThe NFL and NCAA have yet to determine if games will go on this weekend in the wake of the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington yesterday. "We don't know yet. We don't have an answer for that yet. It's too soon to know," Greg Aiello, the NFL's...Tags: PGA Tour, Boomer Esiason, Multi-Sport Events, Arlington Park, Minnesota Vikings
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Witnesses come face to face with terror
Sun National StaffNEW YORK -- Some workers were just emerging from their commute yesterday morning when they heard a boom, gazed upward and saw fire shooting out of a jagged, wide-mouth hole in one of the World Trade Center towers. The day would only get far, far worse....Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Israel, Health, Hemorrhaging, Hospitals and Clinics
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Brush with disaster close for Chicagoans
Tribune staff reporterIt was a meeting members of the National Association of Business Economics would like to forget if only they could. About 250 of the country's prominent economists were gathered Tuesday morning at the New York Marriott World Trade Center hotel, wedged...Tags: Tim O'Neill, Midtown, Hotels and Accommodations, New York, LaSalle National Corporation
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