High: ° Low: ° Chance of precipitation:    Men plead guilty to
helping terrorists  NEW HAVEN -- Two British men pleaded guilty
Tuesday to charges that they supported terrorists by operating
websites on servers in this country to raise money, provide
resources and recruit Pakistanis to fight in Afghanistan.  Babar
Ahmad, 39, admitted before U.S. District Judge Janet C. Hall
that he helped establish and operate Azzam Publications, a
series of websites that was "set up to propagate the call for
jihad," according to one of the sites.  Syed Talha Ahsan, 34,
pleaded guilty to processing orders for the group in early 2001
and making an electronic copy of a document that described the
movements and weaknesses of a U.S. Naval battle group -- charges
he had previously denied.   In separate hearings, Hall accepted
Ahsan's non-binding plea agreement and admission of guilt, but
withheld a decision on Ahmad's guilty plea.  "The court
postpones acceptance of the plea pending further information,"
she said. "I don't feel I h