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| Director
of Homeland Security Tom Ridge briefs reporters at the White House in Washington
on domestic terrorism threats and anthrax attacks, Friday, Nov. 2. Law enforcement
officials warned yesterday of "credible evidence'' that four California
bridges, including the Golden Gate, may be the latest target of a terrorist
attack. |
How many U.S. labs have anthrax agents?
WASHINGTON – Federal authorities have little idea how many U.S. labs have anthrax or other biological agents, partly because the law requires only some of them to register and because there appears to be little enforcement of the registration rules.
Dying worker's 911 call released
WASHINGTON – Postal inspectors are investigating the dying words of a Washington employee who told 911 operators he was sure he had anthrax and recalled a co-worker handling a powder-containing letter a week earlier.
Hospital is ground zero for Capitol anthrax
BETHESDA, Md. – The National Naval Medical Center, a few miles outside Washington, has become the nexus of a confrontation with bioterrorism that has taken on the aspects of war.
Wednesday, Nov. 7
• Putin disputes Iran weapons report
• Worst of anthrax episode may be over
• GAO: Pentagon poorly prepared for attacks
• Post office boosts reward in anthrax case
Tuesday, Nov. 6
• Could subway card lead to anthrax?
• Offices reopen after anthrax attacks
• Anthrax cleanup plan revamped
• Worst of anthrax episode may be over
Monday, Nov. 5
• Mourners recall N.Y. anthrax victim
• Hospitals make tough bioterrorism choices
• Anthrax spores found in Pentagon post office
• Retesting negative at Pentagon
• Anthrax victim released from N.J. hospital
Sunday, Nov. 4
• NBC package to Giuliani contaminated
• Authorities set to fumigate Senate office
Saturday, Nov. 3
• Investigators look for anthrax clues
• Bush tries to allay anthrax fears
• Bioterror probers are stymied
Friday, Nov. 2
• Letters in Pakistan, India test positive for anthrax
• Anthrax questions remain
• Anthrax victims should receive federal funds
• Unchecked diseases could engulf continents
• Some congressmen homeless from anthrax
• Pre-stamped envelopes taken off sale
Thursday, Nov. 1
• 'No clues' on NY woman's death
• Using high-tech foam to kill anthrax
• New York victim's anthrax same as in Washington
• It can happen here, too
• Anthrax found in Indiana, Kansas City
Wednesday, Oct. 31
• Another N.J. post offices closes
• Anthrax victim: she fled Vietnam 24 years ago
• NY hospital worker dies of anthrax
Tuesday, Oct. 30
• Is it anthrax or flu?
• Postal officials grilled on mail handling
• N.J. woman is 15th anthrax case
• Anthrax scare disrupts government operations
• N.Y. woman tests for inhaled anthrax
• New anthrax cases found in N.J., N.Y.
• Using chlorine dioxide gas on anthrax
• Bush throws strike at World Series
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