Americans Unshocked by Alleged Terror Plot Reaction
Americans expressed a range of responses to Britain's report of a failed terror plot targeting flights from the United Kingdom to the United States as the country nears the fifth anniversary of 9 11. Reactions spanned calm acceptance to unease with travel plans, markets, and Muslim communities fearing a backlash, while others saw a familiar threat landscape.
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Mother of Satan explosive feared on planes
Los Angeles reports call TATP the volatile liquid explosive made from three readily smuggled liquids. Law enforcement says it could be mixed in ordinary bottles on board. once dry it becomes a powder explosive requiring no fuse. Experts warn mixing on a plane could cause a deadly blast.
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High alert after thwarted international terror plot
U S and British officials warned of a sophisticated international plot tied to al Qaida with global reach. Security services cooperated with foreign counterparts as investigators pursued unclear leads on flights from England targeted at United Continental and American Airlines, with British Airways possibly involved.
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TSA Tightens Rules Ahead of Flights After New Terror Alert
The TSA issued stricter carry on rules with no liquids allowed except baby milk formula medicine and insulin. Passengers should arrive two hours early, keep to clutter free bags, and cooperate with agents. Prohibited items may be discarded or lead to civil or criminal charges.
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Security Tightens as Travelers Face New Liquid Ban
Lawrence travelers encountered delays as Kansas City Airport enforced a new liquids ban on carry on items. Officers, canine patrols, and extra guards roamed the terminal while passengers emptied personal care products into tubs. Officials in Topeka monitored the unfolding security situation amid heightened national alert.
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Whitney, a Washburn Law student, notes travel worries loom for weddings this week. Sarah Tacha, marrying Saturday near Stull, stays calm amid nerves as guests arrive and vendors confirm arrangements for 160 attendees. Joel Bergman and Sarah just bought a Portland home and start new jobs soon, with many details in place.
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