Oct. 25, 2001 10:35 PM PT Facebook Twitter Show more sharing options Share Close extra sharing options Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Copy Link URLCopied! Print Times coverage from its Oct. 26, 2001, edition. Read more 1 World & Nation State Dept. Worker Develops Anthrax Bioterrorism: The mail handler had no known link to tainted areas. 15,000 in U.S. are advised to take antibiotics.Oct. 26, 2001 2 World & Nation Hundreds of Postal Centers to Begin Using Radiation to Sanitize Mail The Postal Service will install special equipment at 250 to 300 mail processing centers throughout the country during the next 15 to 18 months to irradiate mail and kill anthrax spores and other dangerous bacteria, a top official said Thursday. Oct. 26, 2001 3 World & Nation Ridge Offers Few Answers on Anthrax Investigation: A lack of facts hinders the homeland security director’s public mission of trying to reassure an anxious nation.Oct. 26, 2001 4 World & Nation Public Health Under the Scope Bioterrorism: It’s trial and errors as government agencies take on a brave new world--and the media spotlight.Oct. 26, 2001 5 World & Nation Evidence Reveals Few Clues to Powder’s Source Probe: Government official says finding any details that might help identify how the mailed anthrax was concocted is a “chemist’s nightmare.”Oct. 26, 2001
