South Carolinians feel safe in post 9 11 world
In Sumter and across South Carolina residents report little lasting disruption after the 9 11 attacks. Officials like Gov. Hodges and Homeland Security director Siegfried defend ongoing safety measures while noting tempered public concern and steady security at venues. Athletic director Mike McGee says security will stay tight but may ease gradually.
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Dave Metnnis
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Jim Hodges
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Steve Siegfried
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Greg Ryberg
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Mike McGee
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Fewer Americans to Travel This Labor Day Weekend
Roughly 32.7 million plan to travel 50 miles or more from home, down from 33 million last year, with 27.5 million driving and about 38 million flying. AAA cites personal finances and early school starts. aviation officials anticipate a smooth weekend but warn of a busy following week.
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Harvey Lutske
American Automobile Association
Mantill Williams
AAA
David Stempler
Air Travelers Association
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