Five Anthrax Infections Confirmed as Thousands Tested
Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge disclosed five confirmed anthrax infections among thousands tested with a sixth under evaluation. Officials urged calm, offered a $1 million reward for information, and announced a nationwide postal alert to guide what could be suspicious in mail. A skin-form case was reported, and authorities named existing cases in Florida and a CBS News aide.
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Anthrax Exposure Sweeps Senate Hart Building Case
FBI and public health teams probe a suspected bioterror attack as 31 Senate workers test positive for anthrax exposure after a letter to Senate Majority Leader Daschle. Moritsugu cites 3000 nasal swabs with area on fifth and sixth floors. further testing likely reveals more cases as CBS reports a New York anchor’s exposure.
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Lawmakers reach agreement on anti-terrorism laws
The agreement sets a sunset for expanded wiretap and surveillance powers at December 31, 2005. Senate and House negotiators backed a four year limit amid protests from civil rights advocates, with continued disputes over money laundering inclusion and broader scope. President Bush pressed for speedy passage and coordinated with party leaders.
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Senate approves 19.1 billion spending bill amid anthrax scare
Senate and House passages mark first 2002 budgeting measure, boosting land and cultural programs by 1 billion over Bush request. The bill retains limits on oil and gas exploration in federal lands, expands conservation and energy funding, and tightens controls on terrorist financing. House approves stronger anti-terror provisions to curb illicit money flows.
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Franklin County stop signs at Riley and Ohio Roads approved
Franklin County Board adopts four way stop at the Riley Road Ohio Road intersection after a traffic study shows limited sight distance. Stop signs will be installed on Ohio Road north and south bound and on Riley Road east and west bound. Payment notices issued for weed cutting and mowing fees in Ottawa and Maywood additions.
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Franklin County
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Riey Road
Donald E. Waymire
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Robert K. Kile
In Franklin County Kansas probate court the estate of Robert K Kile deceased faces a petition filed October 16 2001 by creditor Lora K Reiter seeking appointment of administrator A defenses must be filed by 930 am November 8 2001 at Ottawa court Franklin County Kansas. If not answered judgment and decree will be entered.
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Ottawa
Franklin County seeks bids for Gas Bay Fuel System update
The Franklin County Kansas Board of Commissioners solicits sealed bids to update and repair the Gas Bay Fuel System to align with the Fleet Key System. Detailed specs available from the Noxious Weed or Public Works offices at 1428 S Main Ottawa KS 66067 or by calling (788) 229-8470. Bids due by 9 30 a m November 7 2001 and opened at 10 00 a m the same day. The county may reject any or all bids. Shari Perry County Clerk.
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Sheriff Sale Notice in Franklin County Kansas
In district court of first savings bank vs Benton spouses and multiple defendants a sheriff sale is scheduled for November 13 2001 at 10 00 am at the courthouse front door Franklin County Kansas to satisfy an order of sale on Lot 6 Still Meadow Farm Subdivision section 23 township 15 range 19 east sixth principal meridian. The property is listed as owned by William and Suzanne Benton and will be sold to the highest bidder for cash without appraisal. Prepared by Brenda J Bell of Seaton Miller Bell Seaton LLP.
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