Anthrax Scare in NJ Post Office

Police say the package contained a threatening letter intended for a Pennsylvania resident.
The substance was discovered around Friday evening when a postmark machine stamped a padded envelope and the powder spilled out.
Postal Service spokesman Tony Esposito says an initial test was negative for anthrax, but a secondary test was inconclusive.
The post office in the Gillette section of the township was closed yesterday as a precaution, pending tests by the state Department of Health and Senior Services. Those results will be ready Tuesday.
Author: NBC10/AP
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