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September 16, 2001, 8:42 AM
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MOURNING
HIS MOTHER:
Anna Jager holds her grandson, 8-year-old Kevin Villa, as he cries over his mother's casket at Mt. Hope Cemetery in Yonkers,
N.Y. Yamel Jager Merino, an EMT, was killed at the World Trade Center while trying to rescue others.
AP/Stephen Schmitt, The Journal News
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U.S. setting its sights on bin Laden
The focus on Osama bin Laden tightened Saturday as President Bush made it clear the United States is preparing to go after him in retaliation for Tuesday’s attacks against the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
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Dow Jones:
9605.51 +0
NASDAQ:
1695.35 -0.04
S&P; 500:
1092.54 +0
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The Sun-Sentinel will include a printed insert of a full-color flag in Sunday's newspaper.
