Army doubts anthrax came from its lab as in USAMRIID link
Army officials doubt the anthrax letters to Congress originate at USAMRIID despite a genetic match with the military stockpile. USAMRIID sourced samples from Agriculture and shared with five labs in the US Canada and Britain. EPA fumigation of Hart Senate Building continued as Daschle’s office received chlorine dioxide treatment. Health officials could offer voluntary anthrax vaccine to about 3000 exposed individuals.
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Talks on stimulus package face slow progress in Congress
Senate Democratic leader offers a 50-50 chance of a compromise on a stimulus bill as Bush administration officials flag ongoing politics. Leaders trade accusations of stalling while key issues linger: accelerating tax cuts, unemployment health aid, and corporate AMT reform. Daschle and Armey blame the other side amid high-stakes timing ahead of year end.
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Forces close in on al Qaeda at Tora Bora mountains
Tribal fighters and U S special forces pursued fleeing al Qaida across eastern Afghanistan after overrunning a cave complex. More than 200 foreigners were killed in nine weeks of air strikes and ground fighting, with many others still at large including reports of bin Laden. Captured militants were paraded or held by local forces as civilians watched.
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Flag Rises Again Over Kabul Embassy Amid Rebuilding Hopes
In Kabul the U S flag was raised at the deserted embassy restoring U S presence after 13 years. Envoy James F Dobbins said the move marks a long term commitment as a liaison office operates and plan for an ambassador follows. Afghan defense minister Mohammad Fahim and interior minister Younous Qanooni attended the ceremony as Turkey reopened its embassy.
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