Approved WIT "E , -1"!-.~ w " r rM", I Ee t~--t 'd 11-11 Bla,-ts- a a ~ bi LS lu;. im 0 its Mw F BI Reportedly Has Identified Several Assoclatles oj',Ialled Suspect Associated Pr"s Kahane. They were seeking corre- --nd~!nck, ljetwcea osa'r and Sala- EW YORK, March 8-More spo meh, the Buffalo News search warrants, and possibly reported. more arrest warrants, could Nosair is a cousin be issued of lbraham El- gabrowny, arrested this week in the World for allegedly Trade Cen- ter bombing investigation,.. ...... . assaulting two FBI an FBI agents when thev raided his Brooklyn sookesman said today. apartment. A federal law enforcement Salameh listed Elgabrowny's ad- source said investigators dress on a rental also have application for a identified several associates van thought to have of Mo- been used in hammed A. Salameh, 25, the bombing. being held without bail on charges n Workers beneath that he the trade cen- V_ ter continued to inch elped to bonib the trade into the five- center 'Fe b. 2 6. story-deep blast crater. .......... "We hope these people will be able ut it will be at least 25 days be to provide us with information fore workers remove on 2,500 tons of Salameh and perhaps lead debris and reach the us to oth- bottom of the iM ers as well," said the crater, said Gene source, who Fasullo, an engi- neer with the Port spoke on condition of anonymity. Authority of James Fox, assistant director New York and New Jersey, in SAYYlD A which NOSAIR charge of the New York . owns the trade center. FBI office, documents seized from prison cell said he expected more search m Militant Muslim war- cleric Omar Ab- rant-, and possibly more d111 PATTIMI of Jersey arrest war- City, N.J., rants to be issued. But In other developments:reiterated that lie fie would not emphatically con- elaborate. a FBI agents, in a denined the bombing. weekend raid, Salameh'r Ap p roved.fldr k*4~J%&J"'h 6ftPtQP!eC 1A1ffMb1*0VtJ R6999002 IM 8 -11a m i I Y has denied reports that he is t '00 id d tle Attica state rison cell of Sa u t d l d f Abdul R f 1l l e p o an yy a re ower o more a c inian, ac- ose an , inj the twin 110-story towers A. Nosair, held on quitted three times for at charges connected of terrorisfii-re- KUHR An investigator closely sifts through debris for possible clues at bomb site under the World Trade Center in New York.