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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2004
Page
7
Trash cans welded shut, armed guards guard rail yards, and thousands of police patrol North America's busiest station as New York mounts a major security operation around the convention venue.
Amid heightened protection for the Republican National Convention, Penn Station and New York’s transit system receive the nation's largest police deployment. Police, National Guard and state troopers patrol over 1 000 trains with bomb sniffing dogs and detectors while authorities report two arrests in a separate bomb plot. Underwater tunnels to New Jersey and Long Island face aging systems and incomplete safety upgrades with only 123 million of 1 billion spent and four years to finish.
President Bush campaigned in Wheeling West Virginia arguing terrorists were recruiting long before the war on terrorism and criticized Kerry for opposing U.S. methods. He defended the Iraq invasion calling it a catastrophic success though ongoing fighting persists.
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