Mail to Kansas governor halted amid nationwide anthrax scares
Kansas officials stopped forwarding mail to the Capitol for Gov. Bill Graves and staff after anthrax fears. Secretary Joyce Glasscock ordered the central mailroom to hold all governor’s correspondence until further notice. No threats reported in Kansas. other states report hoaxes and cases.
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United Airlines Uses TV Ads After Sept. 11 Attacks
United Airlines launches its first national TV campaigns since the September 11 attacks with documentary style interviews from employees. The spots Family and Passion emphasize renewal, loyalty, and the freedom to travel. Fallon Worldwide guided the ads, benefiting from genuine employee messages.
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Moran staff clears out for anthrax tests
Moran staff moved from Washington offices as precaution after anthrax fears and Daschle case prompted full building inspections. Offices to reopen next Tuesday while constituents were urged to use state offices or email and phone. Several staffers tested and Brownback aides also took precautionary antibiotics and leave.
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