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THE BATTALION
Monday, October 2),
Anthrax case con fir me
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WASHINGTON (AP) —
The Centers for Disease
Control and prevention con
firmed Sunday that a female
New Jersey postal worker has
inhalation anthrax, and the
Justice Department said the
microbe has been discovered
at an offsite facility that
processes its mail.
CDC spokesman Tom
Skinner stressed that the inci
dent in New Jersey, involving
the most serious form of the
disease, was not a new case but
rather one that had been listed
as suspected. Lab tests con
firmed the diagnosis, he said.
Three people have died from
inhaled anthrax.
At least five New Jersey
postal workers have suspected
or confirmed cases of anthrax.
Anthrax-tainted letters sent to
Washington and New York
originated there.
Tests continued at postal
and government offices in
the nation’s capital and else
where. Officials were seek
ing to determine whether
other tainted letters are in the
mail system.
Sunday night, the Justice
Department revealed that sev
eral locations in a suburban
Maryland postal facility that
processes its mail tested posi
tive for anthrax.
Spokeswoman Susan
Dryden said samples from a
variety of locations within the
handover, Md., facility
showed the presence of
anthrax, including locations
that handle mail for Attorney
General John Ashcroft and
Deputy Attorney General
Larry Thompson.
Dryden said mailrooms
within the Justice
Department have been tested
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possible exposure to anthrax
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plies of the antibiotic doxycy-
cline. Depending on whether
test results reveal any contami
nation of the court’s main
building, some of those 400
may be given 60-day supplies
of the drug, she said.
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were not available by Sin
night. Arberg said.
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ers and others who dea
large amounts of mail;
were being urged to take
ventive antibiotics.
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News Sunday.” “We're ast
people to be very careful."
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“Face the Nation” that!
are many suppositions an
investigators about more
ters, “but I don’t have any
of knowing."
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system, postal vice pra
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