4B The Michigan Daily

Monday, September 17, 2001

SEPTEMBER 11, 2001
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DAVID KATZ /Daily

As New York attempts to
recover from an attack that
left as many as 5,000 people
- including 300 firefighters
who sacrificed their lives in
valiant rescue attempts -
buried in the rubble of its
fallen landmarks, memorials
across the city remind the
city to keep hope. Choirs sing
songs of patriotism on street
corners while flyers bearing
pictures of the missing and
phone numbers of their
grieving relatives flutter on
street lamps. New Jersey
residents across the river are
growing used to a different
sight. A city that was reduced
to silence is beginning to
regain its voice as people
slowly return to their homes
and jobs.

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Terror
strikes
America
In a horrific sequence of
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7:58 a.m.- 8:14 a.m.
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9:06 a.m. 9:49 a.m. 10:10 a.m.'

Hijacked United
rlines Flight 175
with 65 people
oard crashes into
e south tower of
he World Trade

FAA bars all aircraft
takeoffs across
U.S. International
flights in progress
are told to land in
Canada.

Hijacked United
Airlines Flight 93
with 45 people
aboard crashes in
a Pennsylvania

1:04 p.m.
From Barksdale
Air Force base in
Louisiana, Bush
announces that
the US military is
on "high alert."

8:30 p.m.
Back at the White House,
President Bush addresses
the nation and vows to "find
those responsible and
bring them to justice."

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