Anthrax Traces at Fed Could Be False Positives

10 May 2002

The Federal Reserve said on Thursday it found traces of anthrax in about 20 pieces of its mail at an outside facility, but a U.S. official quickly said that the preliminary test could be wrong or due to cross-contamination from earlier incidents. Full Story

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