Casualties at Fort Dix Reservist Shootings
An Army reservist at Fort Dix New Jersey shoots two soldiers and two police officers before dying. A separate case reports a man sentenced to four years for endangering a baby by alleging injury inside a running clothes dryer.
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NBC executive's assistant contracts skin anthrax in NYC
An NBC anchorman's assistant in New York contracted cutaneous anthrax from a suspicious powder envelope. Officials say there is no link to the Sept 11 attacks or the inhaled form. A federal probe seeks the powder source while health officials re test samples and CBC notes cautious interpretation. President Bush pledges national protection.
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Post office trained for suspicious mail amid anthrax scare
Elyria postal workers have been taught to handle suspicious mail but doubt they will need their new skills. Postmaster Michael Elek said training with employees began Tuesday under direction from USPS headquarters.
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Avon Lake Tops Amherst to Claim State No 1 Hopes
Avon Lake defeated Amherst 14-3 in a Southwestern Conference showdown to stake its claim as the top team in Division II. The Shoremen led from the opening possession and sealed the win with 2:37 remaining as two Lorain County clubs briefly held the top AP ranking.
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Taliban village strike sparks count claims amid renewed air campaign
Reports say 200 villagers were killed when Karam village near Jalalabad was hit by missiles, as U S led air strikes resume over Kabul. Taliban claim civilians harmed contested by British officials and refugees rally in Middle East.
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Elyria high school bond survey shows 50-50 pass odds
Triad Research Group polled 400 Elyria School District voters Sept 28 to Oct 1 finding 54 percent support for the $64 million bond, 28 percent opposed and 18 percent undecided. The firm says results imply roughly a 50-50 chance of passage with undecideds leaning against tax measures.
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