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Cecil Cummings, who has worked at Widener’s entrance for about 10 years, said that he had previously been able to monitor the door without extra assistance because of lower demand for security...
...enforcement is increasingly targeting terrorists' technology. After the Sept. 11 attacks, the FBI reportedly installed additional Carnivores, devices it has been using to surreptitiously read e-mail, on Internet service providers. The National Security Agency uses Echelon, a top-secret wiretapping device, to monitor e-mail, cell phones and faxes worldwide. And the antiterrorism law passed last month broadened law enforcement's powers to grab Internet communications...
...volunteers, will operate the metal detectors. Concrete bunkers and a 10-ft.-high chain-link fence bristling with cameras will enclose a seven-block area downtown, including the main skating rink, the media center and the medal-awards plaza. Plainclothes cops will patrol the streets, and sensors will monitor the air for germs and chemicals. The no-fly zone will expand to 100 miles beyond the city, and the Air Force is pondering F-16 patrols. Still, David Tubbs, executive director of the Utah Olympic Safety Command, stresses that no threats have surfaced and that ticket sales remain brisk...
Notebook and badge in hand, the official performer monitor covers a designated route three to four times a week during the May to October performance season...
...you’re a monitor, you try to avoid giving tickets—you always talk to the performers first. You get to know them all by names,” Acosta says. “One hard thing was to tell musicians to turn down their music. As a musician myself, it was just hard to go against my values of loud music...