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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 2002

Page

10

Bush lowers nationwide terror alert to code yellow

President Bush reduces the nationwide high risk alert to yellow signaling significant risk. Officials credit recent arrests of suspected al Qaida operatives in Buffalo Singapore Yemen Bahrain and Pakistan while warning the danger of another attack remains. The decision follows input from Ashcroft Ridge Mueller and Tenet and comes two weeks after raising the level for the Sept. 11 anniversary.

Washington Bush Administration Buffalo Pakistan Bahrain U.S Osama bin Laden al-Qaida John Ashcroft Homeland Security Council Tion N.Y Singapore Yemen Ashcroft Ridge White House United States Ashcroft, Ridge FBI Robert Mueller CIA George Tenet

Random checks halted as TSA chief seeks efficiency

TSA chief James Loy proposes phasing out random gate screenings next year as federal screeners fully staff airports by November 19. Pilots run at Los Angeles International Terminal 4 and Long Beach Municipal rely on all-passenger screening at main checkpoints.

Washington Transportation Security Administration James Loy TSA Loy Robert Johnson California Los Angeles International American Airlines Long Beach Municipal JetBlue Airways Paul Hudson Aviation Consumer Action Project Hudson Air Transport Association Michael Wascom Tampa International Federal Aviation Administration Aviation Security Advisory Committee

Testing chief questions Navy use of systems that failed tests

Pentagon testing chief Thomas Christie questions deploying several high tech systems on the Navy’s F A 18 upgrade and the JSOW bombs that did not pass adequate operational tests. He cites the Stennis and Lincoln deployments near Iraq and notes ongoing reviews by Navy officials.

Navy Washington Pentagon Iraq Thomas Christie United States Christie Gordon England Cmdr Dawn Cutler Cutler Uss Stennis Colleen Niccum JSOW Raytheon Co Afghanistan Phil Coyle

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