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Many Eager to Serve After Attacks, But Military is Not Eager to Have Them
WASHINGTON – Staff Sgt
Patriotic Fervor Takes Many Forms — Including Tattoos for Some
WASHINGTON – Patriotism is getting under Joe Lathe’s skin
Shock Likely to Give Way to Depression as Tragedy Settles In, Experts Say
WASHINGTON – As the dust settles over the scenes of last week’s horrific destruction and the shock subsides, the emotional recovery is just beginning for the rest of the nation, experts say
Maryland Lawmakers Back $40 Billion Relief, Military Authority for President
WASHINGTON – Maryland lawmakers joined a unified Congress Friday to approve $40 billion in emergency funds for relief efforts, to combat terrorism and strengthen national security after Tuesday’s attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon
At Least Six Marylanders Listed Among Missing Pentagon Workers
WASHINGTON – At least six Maryland residents are among the 42 Navy personnel, civilians and contractors listed as missing from the Pentagon following Tuesday morning’s attack, the Department of Defense said Thursday
Schools Strive for Regular Day After Terrorist Attacks
ANNAPOLIS – Administrators tried to get state schools back to normal Thursday following Tuesday’s terrorist attacks, but no one could get it out of their minds
Dulles, BWI Reopen After Terrorist Attacks
ANNAPOLIS – Mary Wood, a veterinary librarian from Davis, Calif
Gun and Ammunition Sales Climb After Terrorist Attacks
ANNAPOLIS – Some gun shops in Maryland reported a significant increase not only in gun sales, but in ammunition purchases one day after terrorist attacks destroyed the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York and penetrated three rings of the fortress-like Pentagon in Washington
Donors Wait Hours to Give Blood, Officials Worry About Waning Interest
WASHINGTON – Steve Weiner, 17, had never donated blood before