Third anthrax case sparks federal probe in Boca Raton
A 35-year-old Florida woman at American Media headquarters tested positive for anthrax and is hospitalized. The FBI says the contamination is limited to the Boca Raton site and investigators will determine how the outbreak occurred. Public health officials say no broader threat exists.
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One Month After 9 11 A Nation in Transition
Washington reports show 260000 tons of rubble cleared from the World Trade Center and new Afghan rubble created amid continuing smoke. The nation faces a war, a new civil defense agency, a fragile economy, and a public rallying around national symbols as a schoolboy in New York recalls emotional dues while fear lingers of bioterror risks.
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Dropout Rates Decline Statewide in 1999 2000
Statewide dropouts fell for a fifth straight year as violence and gang activity on campuses declined for the second consecutive year. New Mexico education officials led by State Superintendent Michael Davis cite a 4 percent dropout rate in Roswell area RISD with notable local district figures including Artesia 2.1 percent, Dexter about 1 percent, Hagerman 3.8 percent, and Lake Arthur 2.7 percent. freshmen and sophomores show the highest dropout shares with Asians reporting the highest ethnic rate at 8.3 percent.
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