Anthrax Cases Prompt Health Advisory At Miami Building
Health officials advised all 300 workers and anyone in the building for over an hour since Aug 1 to seek medical guidance after two anthrax cases emerged. Bob Stevens died of inhalation anthrax, the first US fatality since 1976, while Ernesto Blanco showed nasal anthrax but remains stable.
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Garden at Peachtree Retirement Village Yields Big Produce
Residents of Peachtree Retirement Village grow a spring garden north of the establishment with land donated by the village. Rodney Adams documents a standout 55 pound black diamond watermelon that won first place at the fair along with tomatoes peppers and squash while avoiding insecticides and sharing harvest with neighbors.
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Suspicious package prompts evacuation in Albuquerque
A white box found on the 17th floor of 505 Marquette prompted police to evacuate the building and nearby sites including city hall. The box contained dolphin figurines and pretzels and was determined not to be explosive after an X ray by the bomb squad. Officer Beth Baland noted the parcel was addressed to the U.S. Secret Service Albuquerque office.
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Carlsbad councilor charged with battery after birthday clash
Renee McGuire, a Carlsbad city councilor, faces a battery charge following a party confrontation with her former sister-in-law Tracey McGuire on September 1. The incident occurred after Tracey attended the birthday party uninvited. The case moved to Magistrate Larry Wood of Artesia after two Eddy County magistrates recused themselves.
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New York City Fear Grows After Attack
Ware says security is increased yet many still feel unsafe in New York City. Visitors are down and some residents plan to leave. He doubts future attacks will come by air and avoids large events like a Columbus Day parade, fearing further violence.
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