U.S. to Set New Rules for Fight on Terrorism

05 Apr 2002

Homeland security director Tom Ridge served notice Wednesday that the federal government planned to set new safety standards to protect Americans from terrorism and would expect private industry to bear some of the cost. Full Story

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