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Terrorist hijacks French elections
In France, an Islamic terrorist has likely hijacked the agenda for the remainder of the French presidential race. That terrorist is 23-year-old Mohammed Merah, a Franco-Algerian from Toulouse who was fatally riddled with bullets by French forces last week...
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Flight ready
If you're traveling through Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport this holiday season, you may notice a few new additions. As BWI embarks on a $100 million expansion project, fliers will notice differences in airline locations,...Tags: Concourse, Transportation, Hybrid Vehicles, Dining and Drinking, Delta Air Lines
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Additional security measures to take effect Sunday
Fans planning to attend Sunday’s game between the Ravens and the Cincinnati Bengals are urged to arrive early as part of additional security measures being implemented at all NFL stadiums.
According to NFL.com, security personnel will begin using...Tags: Houston Texans, Cincinnati Bengals, Defense, Arizona Cardinals, National Football League
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Safety concerns raised after back-to-back patient killings at Perkins
After two patients were killed in the span of a week by fellow patients at the state's maximum-security mental hospital, mental health advocates say safety must be improved — but one warned against a clampdown. "It sounds counterintuitive, but...Tags: Murder, Lawyers, Hospitals and Clinics, Employees, Trials
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9/11 changed transportation forever
With the sun coming up on Sept. 12, 2001, state Transportation Secretary John D. Porcari drove home for a change of clothes after a day of helping direct Maryland's response to the terrorist attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people the previous morning....Tags: Terrorism, Road Transportation, Employees, Interior Policy, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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TSA to let kids keep their shoes on at the airport
The Baltimore SunIf you're age 12 or under, you can throw away the Crocs and flip-flops for that trip to the airport. This week, TSA said it is implementing a new policy that will allow kids to keep their shoes on when going through security screening. In addressing a...Tags: Defense, Janet Napolitano, Transportation Security Administration
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Random bag searches begin at N.Y. subway
Associated PressNEW YORK - Police began random searches yesterday of bags and packages carried by people entering city subways, a new security measure announced after another round of bomb attacks in London. "We just live in a world where, sadly, these kinds of security...Tags: Transportation, Times Square, Brooklyn Bridge, Subway Transportation, Defense
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Global trade group to adopt rules for protecting cargo
Sun StaffIn an effort to protect the world's commerce from thieves and terrorists, a group of agents charged with protecting international borders is set to approve new rules tomorrow that government and corporate trading partners can voluntarily adopt. The World...Tags: Terrorism, IBM, Globalization, Companies and Corporations, Electronics
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Tragedy didn't start airline woes
WASHINGTON-- When the major airlines' chief executives appealed to Congress this week for a $17.5 billion bailout, they also threw in a request that the federal government take over the critical task of screening passengers before flight boarding. It's...Tags: Transportation, Transportation Accidents, Health and Safety at Work, Elijah E. Cummings, John Kelly
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As war opens, security across Md. is intensified
Sun StaffEven before bombs began falling on Baghdad last night, authorities across the state stepped up searches of cars at the airport and trucks on the highways, amid fears that the war could trigger terrorist acts around the nation. Maryland State Police and...Tags: Terrorism, Employees, Osama bin Laden, Carroll County (Maryland), Harford County
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Text of Rice's testimony
The Associated PressHere is the text of testimony of national security adviser Condoleezza Rice, as prepared for delivery Thursday to the Sept. 11 Commission. It is followed by and question-and-answer session with the panel. This text was provided by the White House and by...Tags: Employees, Interior Policy, Treaties, National Security Agency, Witnesses
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World reacts with horror, sorrow - joy
Staff And Wire ReportsShocked by the devastating attacks in the United States, a global audience became transfixed yesterday by images broadcast from New York and Washington. Reactions ranged from Norwegians in Oslo leaving flowers in a park near the U.S. Embassy, to...Tags: Terrorism, Air Transportation Delays, Moscow (Russia), Refugee, Jiang Zemin
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