Anthrax testing expands beyond Washington DC
Investigators search mailrooms and facilities from Philadelphia to Phoenix for anthrax spores. CDC labs in Atlanta process thousands of samples while tests boost use of antibiotics and broader screenings. Risks cited include positive initial Lahore results and widespread testing at federal sites and embassies worldwide.
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Michael Luevano of Mescalero faces 540 dollars and 10 days jail or 23 days until paid for possession of drug paraphernalia. Paul A Contreras confined 10 days for community service noncompliance. Thomas Leyba fined 170 dollars and 25 days for unlawful use of license. Cruz Garcia faces 520 dollars and 90 days jail or 103 days until paid for shoplifting and a consecutive 520 dollars and 90 days jail or 103 days until paid for eluding an officer. Danielle M Hall fined 440 dollars and six months unsupervised probation for minor possession and consumption. Ervin Gutierrez fined 390 dollars for littering and open container. Enrique Cadenga fined 275 dollars and four days jail for third offense unlawful use of license and three traffic incidents. Velente Bernal Nogales guilty on noise general, fined 320 dollars. Gabriel Albarez fined 120 dollars for minor possession and consumption. Rodney Eakin, mufflers case, deferred 30 days with 20 dollars costs. Omar Medina dismissed unlawful use of license case. Ray Stubblefield fined 170 dollars and four days jail for third offense unlawful use of license.
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