Newspapers scramble to print historic editions

US newspapers have scrambled to produce special early editions covering the extent of the damage caused by yesterday's attack on New York and Washington.

Wed, 12 Sep, 2001 - 03:41

US newspapers have scrambled to produce special early editions covering the extent of the damage caused by yesterday's attack on New York and Washington.

Yesterday's historic attack on the United States will go down in history as the most vicious act of terrorism on US soil.

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