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The trials of a citizen soldier
Sun staffFirst of two parts On the morning of his second day in the hospital, Rich Richmond's lungs filled with fluid, and blood drawn from his arm produced a culture swarming with angular strands of anthrax. Unchecked, experts knew, the bacterium could flood the...Tags: Values, Pneumonia, Frederick Douglass, FBI, Washington Redskins
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Illness lingers, loyalty wanes
Dressed in khakis and a dusty green canvas jacket, Rich Richmond enters the medical center with an easy gait and bright countenance, like a country gentleman returning from a brisk jaunt in a wintry woods. Certainly no one in the waiting room would...Tags: NYSE Euronext, Inc., U.S. Army, Arts, FBI, Tom Ridge
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First lady's influence draws new attention
Sun StaffFirst lady Kendel Ehrlich has re-emerged as a central part of her husband's team and as one of the state's most prominent Republicans - even drawing attention from GOP observers as a possible candidate for U.S. Senate. Her name surfaced immediately as...Tags: Justice System, Republican Party, Lawyers, Government, Drug Trafficking
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More anthrax suits likely against Postal Service
Sun StaffA lawsuit filed this week on behalf of Leroy "Rich" Richmond, a Virginia postal worker who contracted inhalation anthrax while working at Washington's central postal plant in 2001, might be the first of several such suits brought by anthrax survivors, his...Tags: Death, Transportation, Trials, Hospitals and Clinics, Richmond (Richmond, Virginia)
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Postal Service says it acted properly
The United States Postal Service says it acted appropriately in dealing with the anthrax contamination incident that left Leroy "Rich" Richmond debilitated and killed two of his colleagues last October. Postal Service spokeswoman Deborah Yackley...Tags: Death, Transportation, Mail Order Industry, Health and Medical Professionals, Medical Services
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Basic contest rules
The following constitutes Basic Contest Rules for any/all BaltimoreSun.com contests. Each contest may have its own special restrictions or qualifications. See the contest site for details. 1) All BaltimoreSun.com contests are open to any/all...Tags: Gaming, Family, U.S. Postal Service
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Springfield, Kirbyville men charged with K2 conspiracy
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Tammy Dickinson, United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, announced that a Springfield, Mo., man and a Kirbyville, Mo., man were charged in federal court today for their roles in a conspiracy to distribute...
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Ricin-laced letters intercepted at postal facility
The Spokesman-ReviewTwo ricin-laced letters were seized this week at a postal facility in Spokane -- one addressed to a federal judge and another to the Spokane post office, postal officials have reported. The letters were postmarked Tuesday, officials said. The FBI said...Tags: Ricin Mail Attacks (2013), Justice System, FBI, Barack Obama, Unions
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Los Angeles ranked worst U.S. city for dog attacks on mail carriers
ReutersBy Steve Gorman LOS ANGELES, May 16 (Reuters) - Los Angeles has earned the dubious distinction for the second year in a row as the U.S. city with the most dog attacks on mail carriers, the U.S. Postal Service said. California's biggest city accounted...Tags: Mail Order Industry
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Simi Valley post office renamed for fallen inspector
Ventura County StarIt took an act of Congress, but Lam Lai-Har "Jackie" Asbury has at last received the recognition she's always believed her late husband deserved. Terry Asbury, a postal inspector returning from an investigation, was killed Feb. 3, 1990, near Santa Ana...Tags: Theft, Washington, DC, U.S. Congress, Mail Order Industry, Barack Obama
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USPS has plans to cut Madison mail-handling jobs
The Wisconsin State JournalProposals by the U.S. Postal Service to reduce Madison staff by 54 and move mail handling to Milwaukee are included in a feasibility study that will get a public airing later this month. The proposed cuts at the Madison processing center on Milwaukee...Tags: Research, Alliant Energy Corporation, Mail Order Industry, Mark Pocan, U.S. Postal Service
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