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U.S. put on 'high risk' alert on 9-11 eve
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2002 The Bush administration put the nation on "high alert" on Tuesday for the first time, citing potential terrorist attacks on U.S. interests abroad. The threat applied primarily to facilities in Asia and the Middle East. But domestic security was also enhanced on the eve of the September 11 tragedy. Airspace over Washington was increased. The alert system was instituted by the Office of Homeland Security. Get the Story:
White House Raises Terrorism Alert (The Washington Post 9/11)
U.S. Steps Up Alert as Solemn Day Arrives (The New York Times 9/11)
Washington Air Defense Tightened (The New York Times 9/11)
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Office of Homeland Security - http://www.whitehouse.gov/homeland
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