Dec. 18, 2001 9:34 PM PT Facebook Twitter Show more sharing options Share Close extra sharing options Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Copy Link URLCopied! Print Times coverage from its Dec. 19, 2001, edition. Read more 1 World & Nation From Terror Camp to Ghost Town Afghanistan: U.S. bombs have reduced Al Qaeda’s training site, bunkers and caves to rubble.Dec. 19, 2001 2 World & Nation A Shaky Sense of Freedom Kandahar is slowly letting down its guard amid wariness about pockets of Taliban sympathizers.Dec. 19, 2001 3 World & Nation FBI Agents to Grill Al Qaeda Prisoners Investigation: The interrogations at a jail Marines constructed at the ruined Kandahar airport will focus on getting details on past and future terror attacks. Dec. 19, 2001 4 World & Nation U.S. Health Officials Issue Anthrax Vaccine for Those Exposed to Bacteria Medicine: Supply is to be used experimentally against any lingering spores in people’s lungs.Dec. 19, 2001 5 World & Nation In Different Worlds, Afghan Clan Leads Family: While one brother prepares to run his war-torn country, another epitomizes capitalism in the U.S.Dec. 19, 2001 6 World & Nation Rumsfeld Asks NATO to Trim Bosnia Forces to Bolster War on Terrorism Troops: Defense secretary says peacekeeping mission is straining U.S. resources.Dec. 19, 2001 7 World & Nation Kandahar’s Intelligence Chief Says He’ll Do His ‘Level Best’ to Find Omar Fugitive: But pursuing the former leader of the Taliban is not a top priority now, he adds.Dec. 19, 2001 8 California Plea for American Taliban Law: Parents of Californian captured in Afghanistan say he’s been denied their letter.Dec. 19, 2001
