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Show nda. September enemies to justice, or bring justice to our enemies, justice BUSH Continued IVom A people back to work." Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said "much activity ground to a halt" after the attacks, and the country's main stock index suffered its third triple-digloss of the week, down more than 300 points for the day. The cost of the response to the terrorism could reach $100 billion, possibly returning the nation to deficit spending. With planes flying far below capacity and public confidence shaken, lawmakers and the administration labored through the day on economic relief for the airline industry, coupled with measures to limit their liability from lawsuits. House Speaker Dennis Hastert said he' hoped for legislation by today, and Bush said he and lawmakers would find a way to stabilize a suddenly vulnerable industry. The extraordinary developments unfolded as a delegation of senators traveled by train to New York to view the rubble that once was i,Re World Trade Center. "The magnitude of it, the horror of it," Senate GOP leader Trent Lott said. More than 200 miles west, General John Attorney Ashcroft visited the Pennsylvania crash site of another hijacked plane. A gash in the ground marked where the plane hit short of its presumed Washington target after what Ashcroft said was a heroic struggle waged by passengers against the terrorists on board. The widow of one of those passengers was Bush's guest Thursday night. Bush's speech marked an occasion unlike any other in recent history. Security, normally high for a presidential address, was tightened considerably, as dogs patrolled the Capitol and barricades were erected on the Btreets outside. "Whether we bring our eco-nom- ic it bomb-sniffin- g : III-- ' DMI position to triko back against terrorism U.S. military in will be done," he said. Bush sought to reassure I 21. 20(11. Americans at the same time he announced measures to improve its defenses against further terrorist attacks. He announced the creation of a Cabinet-leve- l homeland defense office, charged with coordinating efforts to prevent terrorism, and named Gov. Tom Pennsylvania Ridge to run it. To other nations around the world, he said, "Either you are with us or you are with the terrorists. From this day forward, any nation that continues to harbor or support terrorism will be regard- UKRAINE - - ' ed ... as a hostile regime." Congressional Democrats passed up their opportunity to offer a televised response to Bush's speech. Instead, Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle and Lott spoke, one Bahrain: 200 km 0 Baku KYRGYZSTAN .0 AZERBAIJAN V O Dushanbe O Ashgabat Si s IRAN KUWAIT Bahrai- n- i AFGHANISTAN Islamabad ' 3 ' , - INDIA o 5f . f EMIRATES OMAN a Arabian ,. . Fleet liego Garcia 10-1- Crew 0 4 Tomcats, FA-1Hornets. 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He should not be bat operations," and "ready to whole scheduled mission that has dozens of sophistiordered it the deliver across said haven," Secretary given of State Colin Powell after array of force structure, cated aircraft to the Persian taken on new urgency. Afghanistan issued a statement politely encouraging the suspected terrorist mastermind to leave the country. Army Secretary Thomas E. White delivered the latest update on the nation's military response, speaking to (P ilb oj j iv world." reporters in a Pentagon conThe administration ference room 50 yards or so pressed its demand for the away from where terrorists extradition of bin Laden inflicted their damage. He 1 Hkm mam si &m (f ff Hijackers saw America up close knowledge of their mission is chilling. Randy Baines lived at the By DAVID CRARY AP National Writer paid by the day to work out with weights and exercise machines. They signed the hotel in register with what appeared same long-terBoynton Beach, Fla., this to be their real names summer as a man who called Hani Hanjour, Majed Moqed, himself Waleed Alshehri, Khalid Nawaq allegedly one of the hijackers Alhamzi, Salem Alhamzi on American Airlines Flight although the FBI said 11 that hit the World Trade Thursday that some of the Center on Sept. 11. hy ackers' identities are now carin question. Baines, a football LaMott said a gym talked about penter, and baseball with Alshehri, employee told him one of the who appeared to be a Florida men "had a wad of cash" used to pay for the workouts. Marlins' fan. The employee "made an "He was a really nice guy, very hospitable," Baines effofV to sell him a longer-terBaid. "But if he was involved membership, but they in one of those planes crash- were pretty strong that they es, I hope he goes to hell." just needed a week memberGene LaMott, president of ship," LaMott said. Other residents in the the chain that runs Gold's Gym in Greenbelt, Md., said suburbs near Washington, he was sickened by the reveD.C., recalled the men eating lation that the five suspected several times at a pizzeria in hijackers of American Air- a shopping center in Laurel, lines Flight 77, which hit the Md. One of the men, Moqed, Pentagon, worked out at the was seen in two stores perusing adult videos and books, gym between Sept. 2 and 6. Three of the men bought although employees say he weeklong memberships; two made no purchases. m They frequented a pizza baseball, parlor, talked worked out at gyms in Maryland and Florida. One scanned titles at an adult video store, but made no purchases. Another dropped in for coffee and cookies with his apartment manager. As they meticulously prepared for their cataclysmic strike against America, the 19 suicide hijackers spent rfionths experiencing some of the most ordinary facets of American life. 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Inclrlik, Turkey: U S warplanes zone over patrol the northern Iraq O New Delhi USS Carl Vinson VqaL-- Ptc8 Sultan H ' military personnel began moving out from bases around the country, fully aware they could soon be in harm's way. "I don't know if it will be dangerous, but if it is, that's what I signed on for," said Carl Townley, 38, a Navy reservist in Shreveport, La. "We will rally the world to this cause, by our efforts and by our courage," Bush said. "We will not tire, we will not falter and we will not fail." He called on Americans to recognize that this would be a war against terrorist extremists, not the Muslim faith. Bush, who has met with nearly a dozen foreign leaders in the past nine days to build an international coalition, said he was asking for the help of "police forces, intelligence services and banking systems around the A U.S. cargo planes. Qatar: Equipment for Army brigade. 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