Loss Of City Phar-Mor Costing 20 More Jobs
The Phar-Mor store at 24758 Main St will close once remaining stock is sold after the parent company in Youngstown files for bankruptcy protection and trims 64 of 139 stores. Harrisonburg staff confirm the local outlet was underperforming, with 20 jobs to be cut and 1,900 total layoffs across the chain as 74 stores remain.
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U S Makes A Display Of Fairness
President Bush offered the Taliban a second chance to eject Osama bin Laden as U S officials stressed a fair approach while continuing to target terrorist sites in Pakistan. State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said there had been no talks with the Taliban or Pakistani government recently.
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House passes anti-terror bill amid Senate demand for changes
Inside Anti Terror Dispute The House passes an anti terrorism bill but Senate leaders seek revisions. Page 3 Alma Falk 85 Falks Run Smoke Garber 81 Virginia Beach John Goodrowe 69 Pittsburgh Pa Charles Hamsberger Sr 103 Aiken SC Thomas Leigh 83 Mount Crawford Thelma Sibert 84 Mount Jackson Jennifer Summy 21 Aroda PAGE 12
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Mount Crawford
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Mount Jackson
Jennifer D. Summy
Aroda
Dunham-Bush to close operations end of year after 36 years
Dunham-Bush Inc. announced it will cease operations by year end, laying off 36 salaried employees and affecting more than 100 under its collective bargaining agreement. Plant VP GM Brad Baines hopes backlogged orders keep the site running into November as financial troubles and the Sept 11 attacks are cited as factors.
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Rumsfeld Says Terrorist Camps Have Been Well Worked Over
U S warplanes pounded near Kabul after a daytime lull as Rumsfeld said most Qaeda camps in Afghanistan had been worked over in a week of air strikes. Officials noted camps were largely empty while generals promised continued action against emerging targets and leaders.
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Skin form of anthrax rarely deadly but treated easily
The article explains cutaneous anthrax, a skin infection from Bacillus anthracis spores, often arising after a skin break. It is far less dangerous than inhaled anthrax, with a painless blister turning into a black sore, and most patients recover with standard antibiotics without severe outcomes. Dr. Philip Carter notes mortality is unlikely despite to this form.
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Brokaw Aide Contracts Anthrax Case
An NBC aide to Tom Brokaw contracted cutaneous anthrax after opening a suspicious envelope. Officials say no link to September 11 or inhaled anthrax. Case prompts security tightening at media outlets. federal probe launched to locate source.
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