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New Body Scanner Protects Travelers’ Dignity

Steve Scott

Monday, June 18th, 2007

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Airport Security Becomes Less Intrusive Growing numbers of air passengers are complaining about the intrusive nature of airport security. The process has become like a military drill. We stand in lengthy queues in our stockinged feet, awaiting brusque inspection. The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is still testing a new type of x-ray machine that sends those infamous "naked pictures" to screeners in a back room. The controversy over those immodest intrusions led to some re-working of the technology and…

Congress

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Space

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