Bush says terrorist will be captured

Bush says terroristwill be captured
IN A SURPRISE VISIT to Afghanistan under extraordinary security, President Bush expressed unwavering confidence Wednesday that Osama bin Laden will be captured despite years of fruitless manhunts for the elusive terrorist leader who ran training camps in Afghanistan and plotted the deadly attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Above, Bush shakes hands with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh after Bush's arrival in New Delhi, India.
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BUSINESS
Company bought
WHEATLAND TUBE officials are looking to increase revenues and enter new markets now that the pipe and tube maker has a new owner. The Carlyle Group, a Washington, D.C.-based investment firm, said Wednesday that it completed its purchase of John Maneely Co., the parent company of Wheatland Tube and a sister company.
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Cobalt sales drop
SALES OF the Chevrolet Cobalt fell in February as car sales suffered at General Motors Corp. The company said Wednesday that it sold 14,277 Cobalts last month in the United States, compared with sales of 17,513 in January.
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SPORTS
Owners meeting
NFL OWNERS will try to find labor peace today before the start of free agency, hoping to avoid the mass dumping of veterans for salary-cap reasons.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Monster love affair
WHO KNOWS why Americans have a thing for monster trucks? But whatever the reason, monster trucks have been an enduring spectacle in arenas and a mainstay at fairgrounds for more than two decades. The big boys will visit Chevrolet Centre on Friday and Saturday when Monster Truck Mania stages three shows.
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