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Chronology: All time shown below are approximate Eastern Daylight Times.

Sunday, February 17, 2002

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Also Today: The federal government assumed responsibility for baggage and passenger security screening at more than 420 airports. [Details on CNN]

1:00 pm - Israeli police stopped a suicide bombing by shooting a Palestinian terrorist dead before he could detonate the bomb strapped to his body. The bombers accomplice escaped in a car that later exploded killing him and injuring three Israeli police officers. [See: Israelis Thwart Palestinian Suicide Bomber (Reuters)]

7:30 am - President Bush arrived in Tokyo, Japan, his first stop on an Asian tour to bolster support for the war on terrorism. Bush will also visit South Korea and China during the trip. [See: Bush Arrives in Tokyo to Mixed Welcome (Reuters)]

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