Washington postal worker gravely ill from inhalation anthrax
U S postal worker in Washington D C is gravely ill after inhalation anthrax the most serious form of the disease. Five other District workers show anthrax like symptoms as two facilities close and 2200 workers are tested. Investigators focus on Trenton New Jersey where tainted letters were mailed. Congressional leaders plan to reopen the Capitol as environmental testing continues.
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District of Columbia
Postal Service
New Jersey
Anthony Williams
Virginia
Jack Pannell
City Health Department
Pannell
Trenton
N.J
House
Senate
Tom Daschle
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Inside Going Going Gone lists multiple death notices with ages and hometowns including Glen W Craddock Jr 68 Stanley Lucille Foley 91 Harrisonburg Melvin Good 91 Stanley Marion Grandison 63 Bridgeport Conn Mary Green 93 Roanoke Dorothy Hevener 69 Monterey Candy Hinkle 67 Peru W Va Margie Kerr 89 Harrisonburg Rebecca King 63 Fishersville George Koch 83 Luray Becky Lovell 54 Bassett Cornelia Moffett Staunton Eleanor Schroeder 84 Staunton with page tag PAGE 10.
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Glen W. Craddock Jr
Stanley
Lucille T. Foley
Harrisonburg
Melvin Good
Marion R. Grandison
Bridgeport
Conn
Mary T. Green
Roanoke
Dorothy P. Hevener
Monterey
Candy R. Hinkle
Peru
W.va
Margie V. Kerr
Rebecca A. King
Fishersville
George A. Koch
Luray
Becky C. Lovell
Bassett
Cornelia Q. Moffett
Staunton
Eleanor A. Schroeder
U.S. general says deadly force possible on bin Laden
The United States signals it may use deadly force against Osama bin Laden if encountered. Washington reports ongoing air strikes around Kabul and offensives near Kandahar and Mazar-e-Sharif. Special operations missions continue as Bush expands CIA funding and aims to destroy bin Laden's network and infrastructure.
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Washington
U.S
Osama bin Laden
Pentagon
America
Kabul
Herat
Kandahar
Mazar-e-Sharif
bin Laden
Richard B. Myers
Joint Chiefs of Staff
ABC
Colin Powell
CNN
Bush
CIA
World Trade Center
Afghanistan
Myers
Taliban
al-Qaida
Mullah Mohammed Omar
Omar
Bush and Putin report progress on arms talks in Shanghai
President Bush and Vladimir Putin said terrorist attacks united their nations and pressed for a new strategic framework with a missile defense system and reduced nuclear stockpiles. Talks resume after Putin’s U.S. visit in three weeks as Bush weighs a January deadline.
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Shanghai
China
Bush
Vladimir Putin
America
U.S
Putin
United States
White House
Russia
Colin Powell
Opposition forces see US air strikes near Kabul
U S warplanes bomb Taliban positions near Kabul signaling a tougher campaign by opposition groups led by Uzbeks and Tajiks. Civilians die in Kabul as a bomb destroys two homes. The UN refugee agency urges neighboring countries to open borders to Afghan refugees including up to 15000 on no man’s land near Chaman. Eyewitnesses report strikes on Panjshir positions as opposition officials hope for decisive air support to advance on Kabul.
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Qalai Dasht
Afghanistan
U.S
Kabul
Pakistan
U.N. Refugee Agency
No Man’s Land
Chaman
Taliban
Northern Alliance
Panjshir
Associated Press
Waisuddin Salik
United States
Britain
Harrisonburg Planning Commission Rebukes Plaza Purchase
The Planning Commission voted 5-0 to oppose buying Harrison Plaza for 3.75 million as a public safety building. City Council, after blocking a citywide charter vote, plans a Tuesday discussion to possibly halt the purchase and revisit charter amendments. The deal price is over 340000 less than the city’s assessed value.
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Harrisonburg
Harrison Plaza
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