Flying brings out the enemy within us in an airport chaos
Jacquelyn Mitchard's Gazette column recalls a chaotic tiny airport scene where 400 travelers queue through early morning security and boarding, with disorganization, harsh lines, and a National Guard officer carving the haves from the have-nots as delays strip people of planned engagements and patience.
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Northwest jet diverted after threatening note found
A Northwest Airlines Airbus A320 carrying 78 people was escorted to Detroit Metro after a note claiming a bomb was on board. No bomb was found as FBI and federal agents conducted interviews. passengers were unloaded while flights faced broader zone disruptions elsewhere in Pennsylvania and Maryland.
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Major Developments From the Sept 11 Attacks
California Governor Davis cites credible evidence that terrorists may target four state bridges including the Golden Gate. FBI says not yet corroborated but issued a warning as U.S. jets strike Kabul. Rumsfeld orders rapid deployment of covert troops to Afghanistan to pressure the Taliban. Senate leaders near a two year government aid plan with insurers paying the first 10 billion annually. All 19 hijackers had Social Security numbers, 13 obtained legally. Bush recalls ambassador to Venezuela amid Chavez criticism of anti-terrorism policy. Pakistan launches nationwide hunt for Said Bahaji, 26, believed to have fled Afghanistan. World Trade Center toll placed at 3 923 missing.
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Anthrax found in Kansas City postal facility
Preliminary tests link contamination at a Kansas City postal facility to the nation’s bioterrorism scare. Officials say spores likely came from Brenwood in Washington, with many area workers on antibiotics as testing expands.
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Rex Archer
Correction reprints Argenbright Security manager at airport
The Gazette corrects that Karen Ealy is the manager of Argenbright Security at The Eastern Iowa Airport. Ealy’s last name and company were incorrect in a Wednesday story about travel security’s impact on people with disabilities. Comments on accuracy and fairness are welcome. call (319) 398-8313 or 1(800) 397-8212.
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Gazette champions future with soybean ink and recycling push
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by bringing newspapers to City Carton at 4250 Sixth St. SW or using nearby recycling locations.
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