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1. Airport Security Spurs New Interest in Sensors.

Author

Nordwall, Bruce D.

Subjects
*CONFERENCES & conventions, *AIRPORT security measures, *DETECTORS
Abstract

Highlights the Third International Aviation Security Technology Symposium by the Federal Aviation Federation in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Urgency of demand on airport security; Use of universal access card for airport and airline employees; Detection of nonmetallic weapons hidden on passengers using ion scan and gas chromatography.

Published
2002

2. NEWARK: SECURITY LAPSES FOUND AT AIRPORT.

Author

James, George

Subjects
*INTERNATIONAL airports, *AIRPORT security measures, *BOMBS, *SECURITY systems
Abstract

Reports that baggage screeners at Newark Liberty International Airoprts missed one of every four fake bombs or weapons that inspectors tried to sneak past checkpoints from June to September 2004.

Published
2004

3. Travel Advisory.

Author

Sherman, Tamar Asedo

Subjects
*AIRPORT security measures, *SERVICES for people with disabilities
Abstract

Gives advice to handicapped people about heightened security in airports after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States. Details of the experience of marathon runner Zoe Koplowitz at Newark Airport in Newark, New Jersey; Things to do in preparation for air travel; Airline assistance for disabled passengers.

Published
2002

4. 99-year-old Granny isn't the problem.

Author

Steyn, Mark

Subjects
*AIRPORT security measures
Abstract

The article reports on airport security. On December 25, 2009 a man attempted to detonate explosives in his underwear aboard a flight over Detroit, Michigan. Since the incident security at airports in the U.S. and Canada has been increased. The Newark Airport in New Jersey was locked down on January 1, 2010 due to a passenger entering the sterile area without being checked by U.S. Transportation Security Administration agent Ruben Hernandez.

Published
2010

5. Moving the Crowds to and from Atlantic City.

Author

Mueller, Bart

Subjects
AIRPORT security measures, PRIVATIZATION, TOLL roads
Abstract

An interview with Bart R. Muller, executive director of the South Jersey Transportation Authority (SJTA) in New Jersey, is presented. Muller cites the plan of the agency to make some improvements at the Egg Harbor plaza. He explains the Security Enhancement project launched by the SJTA at the Atlantic City Airport. He mentions the effect of privatization on toll roads.

Published
2007

6. Attacking the Malpractice Muddle.

Author

Mulroy, Gene J.

Subjects
LEGISLATIVE bills, MALPRACTICE, AIRPORT security measures
Abstract

Editorial. Focuses on various legislative bills in New Jersey. Plan of Assemblyman Herb Conaway to introduce a bill to restrict malpractice lawsuits; Decision of Governor James E. McGreevey to sign a bill to strengthen airport security; Approval of a bill by McGreevey that will protect motorists whose vehicles break down in New Jersey.

Published
2002

7. SMALL AIRPORTS GROUNDED.

Subjects
AIRLINE industry, AIRPORT security measures, RULES
Abstract

Reports on the difficulties of small airports in New Jersey to resume flight schedules. Consequences of airport security measures; Impact of the Federal Aviation Administration mandated restrictions on several airports; Campaign of the aviation industry for the return of normal flight schedules.

Published
2001

8. 44 Newark Airport Workers Accused of Screening Luggage Improperly.

Author

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Subjects
*AIRPORT employees, *COMMERCIAL aeronautics employees, *THEFT, *LABOR unions, *AIRPORT security measures, *AIRLINE passenger security screening
Abstract

The article reports on the accusation of the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) against 44 Newark Airport employees in New Jersey for screening failures. It mentions that TSA has dismissed 25 employees and suspended 19 others for improperly screening luggage in the airport. It notes that a union that represents Newark employees is already seeking to reinstate the employees, calling the decision incorrect.

Published
2012

9. Footage Is Released of Security Breach at Newark Airport.

Author

Schmidt, Michael S.

Subjects
*AIRPORT security measures, *INTERNATIONAL airports
Abstract

In an effort to identify the man who caused a security breach at Newark Liberty International Airport, video footage of the episode was released on Thursday by Senator Frank R. Lautenberg. The video shows a Transportation Security Administration officer ask the man, who had been loitering in front of him, to move away from the secure area. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2010

10. Flights Out of Newark Airport Halted for Possible Security Breach.

Author

Wheaton, Sarah

Subjects
*AIRPORT security measures, *AIRLINE industry
Abstract

Flights out of one terminal at Newark Liberty International Airport were temporarily halted Sunday night as officials investigated a possible security breach. Officials took the action after a man was observed walking the wrong way down the exit lane between the secured, or ''sterile,'' area and the public area at around 5:20 p.m. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2010

11. U.S. Incident Spurs Outrage in India.

Subjects
*PUBLIC demonstrations, *DETENTION of persons, *AIRPORT security measures
Abstract

The article focuses on a demonstration held by fans of Indian actor Shah Rukh Khan after he claimed that he was detained for questioning at an airport in the U.S. Protesters burned a U.S. flag as part of the protest, condemning what they call a humiliating treatment of Khan. According to Khan, he was detained by U.S. immigration officials at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey after his name appeared on the airport's computer alert list.

Published
2009

12. Aircraft Owners Agree to Bar Noisy Flights From Teterboro.

Author

Fahim, Kareem

Subjects
*AIRPORT specifications, *AIRPORT management, *AIRPORT security measures, *AIRCRAFT accidents, *ACCIDENT prevention
Abstract

The article discusses the measures and rules announced for aircraft owners who operate flights in Teterboro Airport in New Jersey, to limit the operation of nighttime flights and to ban loud airplanes from operating in the facility. These measures were suggested considering the number of accidents that occurred in the airport over the last couple of years and to appease residents who live near the airport. Aircraft owners have pledged to abide by the rules and also improve safety at the airport.

Published
2006

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