Anthrax Threat Lashes At Mail System
Officials face a rising wave of reports of anthrax contamination in mail as Congress and the Postal Service review procedures. Federal agents report a heavy workload amid alarming cases. authorities caution that the threat could affect operations and public safety.
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Anthrax testing flaws fuel fear amid bioterror scare
Doctors complain tests for anthrax are slow and unreliable with no quick local method to distinguish attack from hoax. Experts warn negative results do not rule out exposure, while antibody and air sensors also risk false readings. Officials describe high public concern, swamped hotlines, and continued vigilance as cases of suspected exposure surface across Maryland New York and Nevada.
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Survey shows mixed teen drug trends across grades
A state survey reports tenth graders cutting beer and cocaine use but rising smoking and designer drug use, while twelfth graders drink less yet increase amphetamines and barbiturates. Sixth graders show tiny overall use. marijuana beer beer wine rates vary by county and statewide. County eighth graders report higher smoking and drinking. seniors show some crack cocaine and heroin use, with LSD and inhalants present. Officials say results help target prevention programs and track district progress, with a high response rate and calls for continued effort.
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County debates funding as state aid falls short
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