Injuries still
plagues Watson In his first victory (ok, ok, just
one game out of 3), Ken Newberry
takes advantage of injury prone Watson (see inset to
left)
Young Whitehill on a
roll Defeats Jack Gian who had trouble just
keeping up with Whitehill.
Grounds outserves,
outplays Klodner Precision deadly to Klodner who
was attempting to implement a new playing strategy
Fall Challenge
Ladder results McDermott Takes the lead...Watson
falls to the bottom...
Terror
crackdown expected Bush expected to sign anti-terror bill
today; measure gives police greater surveillance power. Militant
leader calls for jihad Islamic cleric says thousands of
Pakistanis are gathering today to cross into Afghanistan, fight
U.S. Northern
Alliance struggles Logistical problems and impending
winter making it difficult for rebels to gain ground on
Taliban. White
House gets poor marks at home Bush administration finds
it easier to fight Taliban in Afghanistan than anthrax spores in the
U.S. Rumsfeld
more confident Defense chief says he's more optimistic
about bin Laden's capture than he may have suggested
previously.
Anthrax fears
Doctor:
'It was horrendous' Experts don't know why treatment
worked for cured anthrax patient but not for others. Disease
rapidly outran response As anthrax worries grow, first
critical weeks show the difficulty officials have in addressing
threat. Tough
going for Bush aide Thompson, praised as a governor, gets
poor marks as HHS secretary amid anthrax scare. Science
hasn't found attacker Analysis reveals much about the
spores but little about the person who mailed deadly
disease.
Around the world
Grieving
families respond In Karachi, Pakistan, those touched by
Sept. 11 bombings have different feelings about U.S. attack.