Article: Terrorists target Pakistan's Music stores.(FOREFRONT: NEWS * ANALYSIS * INFORMED OPINION)

Article: Terrorists target embassy
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  June 23, 2000 ;     340 words ...Terrorists target embassy, U.S. says From Journal Sentinel wire reports. Friday, June 23, 2000 Jerusalem -- The U.S. Embassy in Amman ...

Article: Terrorists target Westerners
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  June 14, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Terrorists target Westerners Kidnappings, shootings signal new tactics to undermine Saudi rulers By DONNA ABU-NASR Associated Press Monday, June ...

Article: Terrorists Target Bewildering Array
AP Online;  October 24, 2001 ;     700+ words ...RON KAMPEAS, Associated Press Writer AP Online 10-24-2001 Terrorists Target Bewildering Array WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Twin Towers and a New Jersey mailbox, the Pentagon and a Coca-Cola bottling plant ...

Article: 15 killed as terrorists target Israelis in ...
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales);  November 29, 2002 ;     546 words ... ... company passenger, right, weeps as he meets his family soon after landing at Ben Gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv, Israel; TERRORISTS' TARGET: Kenyan police guard the entrance to the Paradise Hotel at Kikambala near Mombasa

Article: Aid workers flee Somalia as terrorists target them ...
International Herald Tribune;  July 21, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... Gettleman The New York Times Media Group International Herald Tribune 07-21-2008 Aid workers flee Somalia as terrorists target them Leaflets vow to find and kill 'infidels' Byline: Jeffrey Gettleman The New York Times Media Group ...

Article: Terrorists target Spanish courts.(News)
Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland);  October 20, 1996 ;     234 words ...Three courthouses in northern Spain were rocked by bomb blasts yesterday. The first went off at the court building in Vitoria. It was followed by explosions in San Sebastian and Pamplona. No one was hurt in the blasts. The Basque separatist group ETA claimed responsibility.

Article: Terrorists target aid programs.(LETTERS)
The Washington Times;  April 7, 2008 ;     400 words ...Byline: THE WASHINGTON TIMES Harlan Ullman writes that in order to stem Muslim radicalization in Pakistan, the United States should make the fight against the militants Pakistan's war, not America's ( What about Pakistan? Web site, Op-Ed, March 29). Certainly, this prescription is apt. However,