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A. Johnson, right, president of the American Postal Workers Union's Miami
local, shows reporters a copy of a lawsuit after a news conference Monday,
Oct. 29, at the federal courthouse in Miami. The union filed the federal
lawsuit Monday afternoon seeking arbitration with the U.S. Postal Service
on several safety issues in the wake of the anthrax attacks via the mail. |
Investigators
target anthrax terrorism
NYC
postal union sues to close mail centers
NEW YORK – A postal workers union on Monday sued the U.S. Postal Service,
seeking to force the closure of New York's biggest mail-sorting center where
traces of anthrax were found on four machines.
Officials
say home mail is probably safe
WASHINGTON – Average Americans have little or nothing to fear from their
mail, health officials said Monday.
Health
officials promote doxycycline for anthrax
ATLANTA – Government health officials said Monday they want more people
at risk for anthrax to take the drug doxycycline, citing fears that some common
bacteria are becoming resistant to the sought-after antibiotic Cipro.
Monday, Oct. 29
• Justice
Department offices tainted by anthrax
• Anthrax
found in Supreme Court mailroom
• Sen.
Clinton seeks more anthrax testing
• Ridge
completes homeland security staff
Sunday, Oct. 28
• 8th
inhalation anthrax case confirmed
• Fast
Army scanner for anthrax
• Learning
how to spot anthrax
Saturday, Oct. 27
• Search
for anthrax expands
•
Second D.C. anthrax letter possible
• DC
anthrax strain is work of an expert, officials say
Friday, Oct. 26
• Anthrax
found in three House offices
• Major
developments Friday in anthrax cases
• Anthrax
cases, tests increase
•
Bush mourns postal worker victims
• New
York postal workers uneasy
• Lawmakers
want anthrax cleanup
• Supreme
Court mail has anthrax scare
• D.C.
officials recommend antibiotics for thousands
• U.S.
thinks letters from same source
Thursday, Oct. 25
• Senate
building portion indefinitely sealed
• Ridge:
anthrax pure, small, concentrated
• Bacteria
vials sent to Bill Clinton
• New
anthrax found in Senate building
• Bush
team struggles to make mail safe
• Quicker
anthrax response promised
• Second
skin anthrax likely found at NBC
Wednesday, Oct.
24
• People
arrested in anthrax hoaxes
• Feds
receive Cipro price cut
• Florida
mailroom worker out of hospital
• Bush
promises $175 million to Postal Service
• White
House mail sorters test negative
• Risks
described as slim
• Health
agency faces harsh criticism
• Confirmed
death toll rises to 3
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