Millions rush to take anthrax antibiotic Cipro
Nearly 10,000 Americans on government urged antibiotics against anthrax as inspectors found more of the bacteria in a Senate office building. Bayer to supply 100 million Cipro tablets at about 95 cents each while mail sterilization tests and mask distribution roll out for postal workers.
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FBI chief questions link between tip and anthrax attacks
FBI Director Robert Mueller said no firm link between an informant tip warning of a terror attack and the later anthrax incidents, while defending the alert to the U S Conference of Mayors. Ashcroft planned to speak as authorities in Virginia charged Victor M Lopez Flores, an illegal Salvadoran immigrant, with helping hijacker obtain a false ID. Mueller warned of severe responses to hoaxes as two Kentucky college students were arrested after a postal scare in Murray.
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Microsoft reveals Windows XP new era in New York unveiling
Microsoft unveils Windows XP in Times Square as Bill Gates promotes a digital generation OS with Internet focus. XP aims to connect users with built in wireless networking, multimedia tools, and Windows Messenger for text voice and video. Upgrade to XP Home priced at 99 dollars targets ease of use and broad gadget support.
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Senate to vote on anti terrorism bill today
The Senate plans a vote on a broad anti terrorism bill expanding police search powers, wiretapping, email tracking and detaining immigrants. The House passed it 357 to 66 amid civil liberties concerns, with leaders hoping for a White House signature before week end.
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