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Show AB-e TheSalt Lake Tribune AMERICA’S WAR ON TERRORISM IN OTHER DEVELOPMENTS Airstrikes MostIntense Bush against federalizing airport security WASHINGTON — President Bush asked Congress on Saturday to reject a proposal that would makeall passenger and baggage Screeners federal employees. In his weekly radio address, Bush renewed his call for placing the governmentin charge of overseeing, but not employing,airport security workers — an approach embraced in a House bill that will probably face a vote next week. A Senate bill “federalizing”the security work force passed 100-0 on Oct. 11. Bush said the Senate bill was “well-intended,” but the House legislation is “the quickest, most effective way to increase aviation security.” ammunition depot on the city’s eastern edge overnight, ing bright-red explosions. The private Pakistan-based Of Campaign people had died and 15 were hurt in the raids, but gave no @ Continued from A-1 NEW YORK — On a day when the smoke and smell in lower Manhattan broughta visceral reminderofthe World Trade Center attack, city officials put the finishing touches Saturdayon plans for a memorial service at the ruins. “Fora large numberoffamilies, the idea ofbeing at the site was very importantto them,” Mayor Rudolph Giuliani said. Theafternoon service today, limited to families who lost a loved onein the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, was expected to draw about2,000 people. More than 4,000 remain missingin the rubble. details. No independentconfirmation could be obtained. Taliban fighters shot back with anti-aircraft fire at the U.S. warplanes and rockets and mortars atfighters of the opposition movement known as the Northern Alliance. Explosions from all sides rang out at the front line at Jom Qadam, 25 miles north of Kabul. Theaerial attacks were the opposition lines. A family of 10 was missing, and 20 people,all butonecivilians, were injured, Sky Newsreported. In Kabul, overnight raids claimed at least two civilian lives, said Mohammed Ullah, a physician at the hospital where N.Y.prepares for memorial service at ruins the bodies were taken. Shrapnel killed one man anda stray bullet struck the other victim on his rooftop as he watched thefiery sky, the doctorsaid. U.S. bombshoned in on the Taliban’s sprawling military compound in Kabul, just across from the long-abandoned U.S. * APPLAUSE® U.S.is handed suspect in Cole bombing Sunday, October28, 2001 Embassy. Other strikes hit an most intense in 20 days of bombing. USS.officials, speaking from the Pentagon, said they were a continuationof efforts to support the anti- Taliban Northern Alliance and were notrelated to the reports HONEYCOMB SHADES » CELEBRITY ‘A columnof trucks, buses and other vehicles, leaving from the town of Temergarah in Pakistan's North West Frontier Province, were within 11 nymity said the Pakistaz ‘evidently decided thera rather have these people . ing in tan than figtit- ing in miles of the Afghan border by re Pakistan's president, Pervez Mi , st The 5,000 were ‘among 14,000 who had attended an anti- conflict posed!the threat long entanglementfor the @S.- American rally Friday in Te- mergarah at which Sufi Mo hammed,a local Muslim leader, called for holy war on behalf ofthe Taliban. Some at the rally carried Kalashnikovassaultrifles, but others had axes or swords. 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