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Today in history 1984
— India’s Indira Ghandi was assassinated by her security
guards, two Sikh men. Her position as prime minister was filled
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anthrax in suspicious letter; 2 similar mailings found
Additional
anthrax cases raise concerns
WASHINGTON
— A New York woman believed suffering from anthrax struggled
for her life Tuesday, triggering fresh concerns the disease was
spreading beyond the intersection of the postal service and the
news media. Postmaster General John Potter said several billion
dollars will be needed to safeguard the nation’s mail system. |
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Second
half rally not enough as Pirates drop Horned Frogs
Defense
deal could bring benefits to UTA ARLINGTON
(U-WIRE) — The University of Texas at Arlington’s College
of Engineering could soon realize some big benefits from last week’s
announcement that Lockheed Martin Corp. was chosen to build the
new Joint Strike Fighter for the United States and its military
allies, university officials said Monday. |
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Local
places said to be haunted Reports of paranormal activity in area Tired
of the fake gore and masks that are expected of the many haunted
houses that pop up across the city during Halloween? Maybe this
year you should venture out into the Metroplex to a spot that has
been reported to experience paranormal activity. Here is a list
of local haunts that can help make your Halloween something to remember.
The following are reports from the Web site www.lonestarspirits.org
and may not necessarily be confirmed.
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Ghostly
plantation By James Zwilling Staff Reporter Halloween is just another day of the year for restaurant proprietors Melissa and Tom Baker. full story |
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