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JFK Terminal Evacuated After Security Breach

NEW YORK (Jan. 17) - A busy terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport was evacuated after a man opened a restricted door and set off an alarm, authorities said, making it the second known security breach at a New York-area airport this month. The breach delayed dozens of flights and caused headaches for hundreds...

Spring Practice Questions: Oklahoma Sooners

Last Year: 11-3 (8-1), # 11 AP, # 11 CoachesFans Are: Optimistic. It's been a wild run under coach Bob Stoops. There was the championship in his second season and several more frustrating title game appearances, Jason White's Heisman trophy, Adrian Peterson's near-miss with the Heisman, many wins over Texas and finally...

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Newark Airport Baby Security Breach Closes Terminal

A terminal at Newark Liberty International Airport was shut down for over an hour Friday after officials discovered that a baby hadn't been properly screened, Transportation Security Administration officials said.

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05/22/12 Have an airport question? Ask an avatar Source: NBC - NBC 40 WTWC - Tallahassee FL Avatars will soon be arriving at JFK, LaGuardia and Newark Liberty airports.
05/22/12 Have an airport question? Ask an avatar Source: MSNBC Avatars will soon be arriving at JFK, LaGuardia and Newark Liberty airports.
05/15/12 Airport security guard pleads not guilty to ID theft... Source: CNN.com A Nigerian man who supervised more than 30 private security guards at Newark-Liberty International Airport pleaded not guilty Tuesday to identity theft of a man killed in New York two decades ago, prosecutors said.
05/14/12 Security supervisor at Newark airport accused of... Source: The Montclair Times - Montclair NJ A man who worked as a security supervisor at Newark Liberty International Airport passed work-related background checks for 17 years even though he was working under the identity of a man murdered decades ago, officials said.
05/07/12 Staten Islanders notice monuments on the move Source: Staten Island Advance - Staten Island NY Like thousands of Staten Islanders, Joe Sheirer sees it every day, on the way to work, from the express bus as he walks through Battery Park -- the towering bronze sphere which used to grace a fountain in the heart of the World Trade Center plaza, and miraculously survived the attacks Sept. 11, 2001.