Fumigation of Hart Building Clears Anthrax Spores
EPA officials report the Hart Senate Office Building fumigation likely destroyed remaining anthrax spores based on humidity, temperature, and chlorine dioxide concentration. Over 4,000 samples were taken. lab tests await confirmation while two tests assess swabs and surface residues.
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Girls return to school in Afghanistan after Taliban era
In Kabul 16 year old Aroosa resumes schooling after five years out due to Taliban bans. An all girls school with about 800 students opens amid chilly classrooms, shared chairs, and hopeful plans for future careers like engineering.
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Afghanistan War Drags On Amid New Regional Tensions
The Bush administration faces renewed complications as Afghanistan remains unstable despite a new government and international peacekeepers. The Pakistan India standoff hampers efforts to locate Osama bin Laden and risks enlarging a global war on terror into local conflicts. Bush urges calm with India while praising Pakistan for moving against extremists. Military shifts include Marines hunting in southern Afghanistan and 101st Airborne preparing to assume Kandahar air base duties.
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Marines search former Taliban compound in Helmand province
About 200 U S Marines searched a former Taliban and al Qaida compound in Helmand province as part of the hunt for Mullah Omar. The operation involved convoy movement from Kandahar and support from helicopter units, with Afghan forces aiding in intelligence gathering and combat readiness.
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Pentagon reconstruction pushes ahead after 9 11 damage
The Pentagon rebuilds after the 9 11 attack with a $700 million plan. After months of work, 47 000 tons of debris were removed and 6000 displaced workers return to offices. The outer ring aims to reopen by the one year anniversary with Indiana limestone slabs matching the original exterior.
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