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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 13, 2001

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Post Office Evacuated Over Suspect Substance in New Market

New Market post office evacuated after employee reported an oily substance on a surface around 9 am. Judy Heydt and another clerk touched the material but were not hospitalized. Fort Detrick hazardous crews and FBI personnel investigated an 8 by 11 inch white envelope marked private and postmarked London, England, with officials awaiting test results.

New Market Marc McNeal Judy Trish Heydt Hagerstown McNeal West Main Street MD. 144 Bogers Mill Road Royal Oak Drive Fort Detrick Jonace Ag Federal Bureau of Investigation Secret Service Frederick County London England Pat Barger Skip Lawrence New Market Post Office

NBC aide amid anthrax scare at NBC New York

A New York NBC employee linked to Tom Brokaw was exposed to what officials called an anthrax scare. Investigators traced a suspicious powder to NBC and The New York Times letters postmarked St Petersburg. Health officials retested samples as authorities sought the source.

New York NBC Tom Brokaw McCann Ple O'Connor Brokaw New York Times St. Petersburg

$11 Million Battlefield Plan Moves Forward

Congress advances an $11 million battlefield preservation plan aimed at saving historic land from urban sprawl. James Lighthiner of the Civil War Preservation Trust, and former Maryland Transportation secretary, tout the effort as protecting thousands of acres.

Congress Rene Ahah Ee Acre James Lighthiner The Civil War Preservation Trust Maryland Trasaportation

Military aims ahead in airstrikes as prelude to ground action

In a radio briefing on Saturday the official said the United States has met goals for the first phase of the campaign and will press the air superiority to target Taliban allies and terror networks. He noted efforts to freeze financial assets and disrupt terrorist training camps as part of a broader plan to deter emerging threats.

United Sales Afghanistan Remsfeld

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