Prairie dog link found in Western Hemisphere monkeypox outbreak
Health officials traced exotic pets from Villa Park Illinois distributor Phil's Pocket Pets amid a multi state search for prairie dogs and other animals. One prairie dog connected to a South Carolina family tested healthy with no illness in contacts. Authorities warned buyers since May 1 2003 to report sick pets and seek guidance.
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Jeff Squibb
Illinois Department of Agriculture
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Ilinois Health
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Midwest
Clifton Lacy
New Jersey Health and Senior Services
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Bush taps Maj. Gen. Buchanan to lead Ninth Air Force
President Bush nominates Maj. Gen. Walter E. Buchanan III to become commander of the Ninth Air Force at Shaw Air Force Base and to rise to three stars as top Air Force general for U S Central Command covering the Horn of Africa Persian Gulf and Pakistan. Buchanan currently serves as special assistant to the Deputy Chief of Staff for Air and Space Operations in Washington.
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Hollings Announces Port Security Grant for Charleston
U S Senator Ernest Fritz Hollings announced a 1.7 million Homeland Security grant for the Port of Charleston to aid security mandates under the Maritime Transportation Security Act. He criticized the White House for underfunding port security amid remaining vulnerabilities and noted the grant as part of 170 million appropriations for fiscal year 2008.
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Auto theft climbs in South Carolina in 2002
The eight SC cities on the NICB list reported at least 20 210 stolen vehicles in 2002 up from 19 831 in 2001. Myrtle Beach led the state at 1 303 thefts followed by Sumter 446 and Columbia near 2 700. Thieves target popular models amid a tourist area.
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National Insurance Crime Bureau
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Patty Patterson
Patterson
Greenville
Mike Gambrell
Allison Wright
South Carolina Insurance News Service
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