Anthrax traces found in two more US Senator's offices

Traces of anthrax bacteria have been found in the mailrooms of two more senators.

Wed, 21 Nov, 2001 - 07:32

Traces of anthrax bacteria have been found in the mailrooms of two more senators.

A congressional official says it had been found in the mailrooms of Democratic senators Edward Kennedy, of Massachusetts, and Christopher Dodd, of Connecticut.

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