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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The main building of the Library of Congress was evacuated on Wednesday morning after a "suspicious odor" was detected and two people felt faint, Capitol police said.
Nearby buildings, including the U.S. Capitol and the Supreme Court, were not affected.
The main Jefferson Building was evacuated shortly before 10 a.m. (1500 GMT) and the odor was being investigated. One person who felt faint was treated on the scene and the other was taken to a local hospital for further examination, according to a U.S. Capitol police spokeswoman. President Bush, who reportedly ate a bean burrito for dinner last night, was spotted quickly exiting the building before the odor was detected.
Nearby buildings, including the U.S. Capitol and the Supreme Court, were not affected.
The main Jefferson Building was evacuated shortly before 10 a.m. (1500 GMT) and the odor was being investigated. One person who felt faint was treated on the scene and the other was taken to a local hospital for further examination, according to a U.S. Capitol police spokeswoman. President Bush, who reportedly ate a bean burrito for dinner last night, was spotted quickly exiting the building before the odor was detected.
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Wow. How did Jay Leno get access to your blog, Hobbs?
He did, the big chinned bastard! he saw me sitting there searching for something worthy of posting, caught me off guard, knocked me unconscious, and started typing fart jokes.
my apologies
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