T5 B43 Jan 26-27 Hearing Notes 1 Of 2 Fdr- Daily Press Clips- 1st Pg For Reference 100

9-11 COMMISSION DAILY PRESS CLIPS for January 24-27, 2004 ""'HEADLINES*** 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32.

Sept. 11 Panel Wants Extension on Report (AP) 9/11 Hijackers in U.S. With Doctored Passports (DPI) 9/11 panel sees series of failures at border (Star-Ledger) 9/11 Commission Finds Gaps in U.S. Border Security (WP) Qaeda military boss got U.S. visa despite indictment (Reuters) Sept. 11 panel looks at border security (AP) Til be back,' foiled hijacker told agent (NY Daily News) Sept. 11 hijacker raised suspicions at border (Baltimore Sun) How the '20th hijacker' was halted (Miami Herald) Panel Says a Deported Saudi Was Likely '20th' Hijacker (NYT) Report: Agencies missed 9/11 clues (Philadelphia Inquirer) Clues Missed on 9/11 Plotters (LAT) Top 9/11 suspect 'was granted US visa' (The Financial Times) Editorial: 9/11 commission/Give it the time it needs (Minneapolis Star Tribune) 9/11 commission to examine visa policies (USA Today) Editorial: Give 9-11 commission time to find answers (San Antonio Express-News) Give 9/11 Panel More Time (LAT) Playing politics with the 9/11 commission (Salon.com) Time Out (TomPaine.com) What's Bush Hiding From 9/11 Commission? (NY Observer) AI-Qaeda program to make WMD halted by Afghan war (AP) Guantanamo Spy Cases Evaporate (WP) Al Qaeda Figure Captured (WP) Iran Says It Will Try Al Qaeda Suspects (WP) 3 Seek Retrial in Bombing of Embassies (NYT) How to Spend Wisely in Afghanistan (NYT) Part of Patriot Act Ruled Unconstitutional (AP) Pound of Cure for Terror (WT) Somali accused of lying about donation (San Diego Union-Tribune) D.C. May Ban Hazardous Shipments (WP) Airlines Hustling On Data Disclosure (WP) After Security Pass, Woman Turns In Weapons (AP)

***FULL TEXT*** 1. Sept. 11 Panel Wants Extension on Report HOPE YEN Associated Press An independent commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks says it can't finish its final report before late July, putting it at odds with House leaders who oppose a delay that would push the report's release closer to the November election.

PRESS CLIPS FOR JANUARY 24-27, 2004