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Department of State


Wednesday, October 31, 2001



301 Transcript: White House Daily Briefing, October 31, 2001
(Afghanistan, anthrax, world economy, aviation security,
nuclear power plans/no-fly zone, trade promotion authority) (7180)

302 Transcript: Ashcroft Briefs on New Anti-Terror Immigration Policies
(Actions to target terrorist aliens and their activities) (4350)

303 Text: FATF Cracks Down on Terrorist Financing
(Group issues new international standards) (1670)

304 Text: OSCE, COE Reaffirm Solidarity with Anti-Terror Coalition
(Joint declaration issued after meeting in Vaduz, Liechtenstein) (1630)

305 Text: U.S. Applauds FATF Action Against Terrorist Financing
(Treasury's Gurul?says initiative could save lives) (1210)

306 Text: U.N. Humanitarian Coordinator Afghanistan Report, Oct. 30
(U.N. urges Pakistan to admit refugees) (1250)

307 Text: Relief Bill for Afghan Women, Children Put on Senate Calendar
(S. 1573 to authorize assistance for Afghan women, children) (1210)

308 Text: USTR on Malaysia, Costa Rica, Lithuania Copyright Issues
(Malaysia moved into category requiring less scrutiny) (1330)

309 Improved Post-Harvest Handling Increases Food Supplies
(First in a series on APEC initiatives) (790)

310 House Passes Bill to Aid Adult Children of Vietnamese Refugees
(House approves H.R. 1840 October 30 in voice vote) (540)

311 Text: MIT Report on World's Transportation Systems
(Warns of unsustainable gridlock if current trends continue) (1600)

312 House Committee Approves Bill Reauthorizing Ex-Im Bank
(Bill bars loans to companies violating U.S. trade laws) (510)

313 Text: State Department's Wayne on Open Trade, Investment
(He cites ongoing U.S. international economic initiatives) (1670)

314 Text: World Bank Proposes Global Trade Architecture
(Calls for duty-free access to OECD for poor countries) (1080)

315 Text: World Bank on Removing Trade Barriers to Poor Countries
(Calls on WTO to launch development round of trade talks) (2610)

316 Text: President Proclaims November 11 as Veterans Day, 2001
(He urges November 11-17 as Veterans Awareness Week) (880)

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