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 Officer fatally shot at federal building in Detroit3 men arrested at raided house ordered detained
Dow closes down by more than 140 points
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Autos GM strikes deal for Daewoo Business Stocks continue to tumble Technology State GOP presses for Web tax Lions/NFL Browns slow to develop MSU Davie can't escape Notre Dame hot seat Pistons/NBA Laimbeer joins Pistons TV Schools Schools seek privacy in MEAP fiasco Commuting Fall brings road relief -- to most
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Pete Waldmeir:
Airplanes need tighter security for pilots, crew and the cockpitsJames V. Higgins:
Ordinary guy achieves the extraordinary with patentBill Johnson:
Can Metro Detroit show country how to embrace Arab-American family?Rob Parker:
Baseball's stretch run sure to kick up plenty of excitementTerry Foster:
'Toledo Tom' mines MichiganMORE COLUMNISTS
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A $75 per diem stipend for Oakland County commissioners has been dropped from the 2002-03 budget. A Wednesday story incorrectly said the per diem was still budgeted.Corrected article
A Thursday photo caption was incorrect. It should have identified women representing the Arab-American Dearborn community holding American flags and candles during the candlelight vigil held by the city of Dearborn for the victims of last week’s terrorist attacks. Corrected article
An edited quote in a story about FBI arrests of three men, appearing Wednesday, may have created the impression that Sayed Hassan Qazwini, imam of the Islamic Center of America, was threatening law enforcement. He was not. Corrected article
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Bush rallies America in war on terrorism
Pennsylvania governor named security chief
Taliban defies Bush, refuses to turn over bin Laden
Northwest to lay off 10,000 workers
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