Anthrax Probe Ties Sept 11 Hijacker to Possible Exposure
Government officials review a Johns Hopkins memo suggesting hijacker Ahmed Al Haznawi may have had a lesion in June consistent with anthrax exposure. The claim, debated by FBI and CIA, follows prior testing that found no evidence linking hijackers to anthrax. The Times report cites Dr. Christos Tsonas and Holy Cross Hospital as sources, with Hopkins researchers also weighing in.
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Remains of 6 firefighters found in World Trade Center rubble
In New York 10 others were recovered from the World Trade Center debris on Saturday. The latest remains were found in the south tower rubble, with firefighters among those identified. Flag-draped stretchers were escorted from the site as firefighters and rescue workers paid respects. The attack killed 2830 people including 343 firefighters. Earlier in the week, remains of more firefighters were recovered, including Assistant Chief Donald Burns. Memorials were held for chaplain Mychal Judge and police officer Maria Smith.
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Federal workers owe over 2.5 billion in back taxes says IRS
The IRS reports that as of October 2001 about 244000 federal employees and retirees owed past due income taxes without installment plans, 2.8 percent of that group. Nationwide noncompliance hovered around 5.2 percent, with 381500 federal workers behind overall. The report notes concern for public confidence in government.
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Free Hypnotherapy Grant Aims Weight Loss and Smoking Cessation
New Life Clinics Foundation funds group hypnotherapy in Houston and surrounding areas. Public and corporate donations support free sessions for residents, with no appointment needed and a suggested five dollar donation from each attendee. Therapy claims to reduce clothing sizes by two to three and help stop smoking.
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