Airline carry on limits expand security checks worldwide
Airlines restrict passengers to one carry on bag and one pocketbook or briefcase as security remains high after recent terrorist attacks. FAA cautions airports while Belmont era of National Airport sets new rules for flights to and from National.
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New York City Celebrates Columbus Day Amid War Tension
In New York City a patriotic Columbus Day parade on Fifth Avenue honors America as bombs fall on Afghanistan and city security tightens. Mayor Giuliani says residents will continue with life despite terrorism. At the World Trade Center debris blocks are cleared as rescue crews pull bodies and mourn fallen firefighters and police.
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Minnesota state workers strike drags on as talks to resume
Mediators urged state and union officials to restart negotiations Thursday in Minnesota's largest ever state employees strike. About 22,000 to 24,000 workers, including capital security guards and tax clerks, walked off the job after talks stalled September 29 over wage boosts and health benefits.
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Terrorism probe arrests top 600. Ashcroft warns on alert
Attorney General John Ashcroft announced more than 600 arrests in terrorism investigations since September 11 and that over 200 suspects remain sought. He urged heightened vigilance nationwide as FBI leads an anthrax case in Florida and broad security alerts reach banks, utilities, and nuclear sites.
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Passenger subdued after attempting cockpit entry on flight
A Fresno man, Edward Coburn, 31, was restrained by two pilots and others aboard American Airlines Flight 1238 from Los Angeles to Chicago after trying to enter the cockpit. The Boeing 767 landed safely at O Hare with no injuries. Coburn was to be charged with interfering with a flight crew. The incident was not terrorism related.
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