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Suspicious Powder Found In Rural Mailboxes
POSTED: 6:07 am MST February 20, 2004
PENROSE, Colo. -- A powder found in a number of rural mailboxes near Penrose is being examined, law enforcement officials said.
The powder was found Thursday morning in four mailboxes at one intersection and four more along another rural road, the Fremont County sheriff's office said.
Sheriff's spokeswoman Samantha McCalla said samples were collected and a lab is trying to determine what the powder is.
Penrose volunteer firefighters had help from the Canon City fire department's hazardous materials team in cleaning up the powder.
Officials said they aren't aware of threats that could be connected to the mailbox powder.
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/2861319/detail.htmlPakistani Linked to Illegal Exports Has Ties to Military
By DAVID ROHDE
Published: February 20, 2004
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Feb. 19 — A Pakistani businessman who has been linked to the illegal export from the United States to Pakistan of high-speed switches has longstanding ties to the country's powerful military, according to documents filed in an American court and interviews here. The switches can be used as triggers for nuclear weapons.
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/20/international/asia/20STAN.html?th