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Post office releases working dog stamps
The Baltimore SunThe U.S. Postal Servic ewill be making dog people very happy today with the release of the new working dog stamps. The set of four stamps, that celebrates the partnership of dogs and people, depicts four typical jobs of working canines: guide dogs,...Tags: National Security, Animals, Dog (animal), Annapolis, Defense
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Harford's post offices appear safe from USPS closing study
Harford County's 21 local post offices have apparently dodged the bullet in the latest round of reviews and potential closings of post offices around the country announced recently by the U.S. Postal Service. Though Harford is home to a few small, almost...Tags: Mail Order Industry, Maryland, U.S. Postal Service, Harford County, Havre de Grace
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Reducing postal service is not the answer
Few institutions touch more Americans than the U.S. Postal Service, whose role is spelled out in the Constitution and which delivers to 150 million homes and businesses six days a week. Letter carriers get to know our communities, occasionally saving...Tags: U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Sales, Finance, Maryland, U.S. Postal Service
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City mayoral candidates
Andrey Bundley Age: 46 Job: Intervention manager for the city's public school system, which means Bundley works with troubled schools. Background: One of the only candidates in the field who has previously run for mayor of Baltimore in the Democratic...Tags: Coppin State University, Vernon (Los Angeles, California), Colleges and Universities, Towson University, Condos and Houses
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Scientist linked to anthrax case dies
One of the nation's top biodefense researchers has died in Frederick, apparently in a suicide, just as the U.S. Justice Department was to file criminal charges against him in the anthrax mailing assaults of 2001 that killed five, the Los Angeles Times has...Tags: Suicide, University of Cincinnati, Justice System, Police Investigations, U.S. Army
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Long under suspicion
Sun reporterThe Frederick County scientist who killed himself days before federal prosecutors reportedly planned to charge him with five murders related to the 2001 anthrax attacks had been under suspicion for more than a year and was recently accused of making...Tags: National Security, Suicide, Employees, Colleges and Universities, Vaccines
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Officials widen hunt for anthrax
Sun StaffInvestigators offered new details about the anthrax used in the deadly mail attacks yesterday, as the bacteria sickened a State Department mail worker and federal officials widened the hunt for contamination to hundreds of mailrooms and post offices along...Tags: Tom Daschle, Employees, Maryland, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Illnesses
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Postal route in N.J. tracked
Sun StaffTRENTON, N.J. - Federal investigators descended on suburban Ewing Township yesterday, tracking a postal carrier's route where at least one of the anthrax-tainted letters that have rattled the nation in recent weeks might have been mailed. FBI agents went...Tags: National Security, Tom Daschle, Employees, Clubs and Associations, Justice System
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Anthrax reward: $1 million
Sun StaffWASHINGTON - The FBI and the U.S. Postal Service offered rewards yesterday of up to $1 million for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever sent anthrax-tainted letters to NBC in New York and to Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle in...Tags: National Security, Employees, Colleges and Universities, Television, Kenya
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'No guarantees' that mail is safe, postmaster says
Sun StaffTrying to reassure postal workers and an anxious public, the postmaster general moved to shore up the U.S. postal system against biological attack -- even suggesting that people should wash their hands after touching their mail. "We're telling people...Tags: Employees, Washington Hospital Center, Consumer Goods Industries, Maryland, Medical Procedures and Tests
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Woman in N.Y. 4th anthrax case
Sun StaffAn NBC News employee in New York became yesterday the fourth American to be discovered with a rare anthrax bacterium, raising fears that media companies may have been targeted for a biological attack through the mail. The possibility that the anthrax...Tags: News Media, Employees, St. Petersburg (Pinellas, Florida), National Institutes of Health, Columbus
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2 cases challenge beliefs on who may get anthrax
Sun StaffFederal health officials said yesterday that they are investigating the possibility of the anthrax threat spreading to homes, because of disturbing questions raised by infections in a New York hospital worker and a New Jersey accountant. The new...Tags: National Security, Tom Daschle, Unions, Employees, Vaccines
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