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 Portland Police Refuse To Assist Justice Department
The
Portland Police Bureau said it will not help the U.S. Justice
Department interview immigrants who might have information about
terrorism. |
 Connecticut's First Anthrax Case
In
Connecticut, an elderly woman is in critical condition with what
federal authorities confirmed Tuesday is a case of inhalation anthrax. |
Could Anthrax Attacks Be Homegrown?
Many
people assumed that the anthrax-laced letters were the work of foreign
terrorists. But could the letters have come from our fellow Americans? |
 Farmers Worry Animals May Be Next Anthrax Targets
While
Anthrax may be a new disease worry to most people, that's not the case
on the farm where vets and farmers are always on the lookout for
illness in animals. |
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 Thin but Fat
Unit
13 is undercover with a thin, gorgeous actress to find out just how
skinny you have to be before those weight loss centers will turn you
away. |
 Teens using flu medicines to get high
No,
it's not LSD. It's something else that the girl's mother would have
never expected. It's something you can buy anywhere. The drug is
dextromethorphan (DM). |
 Spoiled Meat Sold in Local Stores
A
five-month KIRO Team 7 Investigation reveals we may be dining on meat,
fish and chicken that should have been thrown in the garbage. |
 Grades Up Since Students Got Uniforms
It's
been three years since students at Argentine Middle School in Kansas
City, Kansas started wearing school uniforms. We wanted to know -- have
uniforms had any effect academically? |
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