Pentagon anthrax scare shuts military mailrooms in DC area
Hundreds of postal workers were offered antibiotics as initial tests detected anthrax at two military mailrooms and a DC facility handling mail to the armed forces. No symptoms reported, follow up tests pending for Fort Detrick and DC site. About 260 tested, 480 at Pentagon sites. 8,000 pieces of mail examined. Authorities say no arrests, investigation ongoing. Bush informed, precautions racialized to radiate and monitor. Antibiotics mobilized. no individual diagnoses.
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Ebbers guilty in WorldCom fraud
Bernard Ebbers, former WorldCom chief executive, was convicted on all counts in a six week trial for orchestrating an accounting scandal that bankrupted the telecom giant. Prosecutors portrayed him as obsessed with keeping the stock price high and pressuring CFO Scott Sullivan to hide expenses.
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