Americans adapt to a new normalcy in security age
A wide range of Americans discuss life after Sept. 11 as leaders urge vigilance and routine. VP Cheney calls it a new normal with lasting security measures, while citizens describe altered trust, safer mail handling, and worries about terrorism and everyday safety.
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Bernadine Healy announces resignation from the American Red Cross over board policy disputes including reaction to the International Red Cross decision on Israel and how to spend nearly 500 million raised after the Sept. 11 attacks. She says she faced loss of board confidence and will leave Dec. 3.
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