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Bush Unveils 'Most Wanted Terrorist' List
Wednesday, October 10, 2001
(9:58 AM ET)
By Randall Mikkelsen / Reuters

The White House unveiled on October 10, 2001, a list of 22 'most wanted terrorists' as Washington broadened its hunt beyond Osama bin Laden, who President Bush has already said he wanted 'dead or alive.' The 22 listed here are wanted on a variety of charges, ranging from the hijacking of TWA flight 847 in 1985 to the embassy bombings in Africa in 1998.
(FBI via Reuters)

The White House released a list of 22 'most wanted terrorists,' October 10, 2001 including Islamic militant Osama bin Laden and others indicted in connection with five major incidents in the 1980s and 1990s. The list highlights a new joint effort by the FBI and State Department to capture the suspects, which is backed by a $5 million reward for useful information. Bin Laden is seen in a FBI 'Ten Most Wanted' poster released in June, 1999.
(FBI via Reuters)

WASHINGTON -- Reuters
The White House unveiled on Wednesday a list of 22 “most wanted terrorists” as Washington broadened its hunt beyond Osama bin Laden, who President Bush has already said he wanted “dead or alive.”

Bush was to travel to FBI headquarters later on Wednesday to announce the list of “known terrorists,” including Saudi-born militant bin Laden, indicted in connection with five major incidents in the 1980s and 1990s.

The president held talks with senior U.S. congressional leaders, who emerged to say the president had eased a clampdown on disclosure of classified information to Congress that he angrily imposed after leaks on the U.S. response to the Sept. 11 attacks which killed nearly 5,600 people.
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