Ashcroft: TIPS Plan Won`t Have Central Database

26 Jul 2002

Attorney General John D. Ashcroft told senators yesterday that he had scrapped plans to include a centralized database as part of a controversial program enlisting millions of Americans as anti-terrorist tipsters. Full Story

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