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Anthrax reaches State Department
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Anthrax reaches State Department
Mail handler is nation's 13th case
By BOB DART AND JENA HEATH
Cox News Service
Friday, October 26, 2001
Washington -- The State Department said Thursday that one of its
mailroom workers is hospitalized with the inhalation form of anthrax,
as federal officials continued to wrestle with a baffling campaign of
bioterrorism.
The unidentified mail handler tested positive for anthrax
infection after suffering from flu-like sy...
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