Airports Urge Delay in New Security Rules

03 Jun 2002

The top officials of 39 airports, which handle most of the nation`s air travelers, have warned the secretary of transportation that air travel will be seriously disrupted in January unless Congress delays the Dec. 31 deadline for screening all checked bags, a major defense against terrorism. Full Story

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