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Senate Makes Breakthrough on Stalled Chemical Security Bill

Senate Republicans and Democrats have reached a preliminary agreement to move stalled chemical security legislation by strengthening DHS oversight

News • September 17th, 2004
House Seeks $3.5 Billion for Bus, Rail Security

Saying urgent action is needed to improve security for the 14 million people...

News • September 17th, 2004
Senate passes Homeland finance bill

The Senate rejected Democratic efforts to boost antiterrorism spending for big cities yesterday and approved legislation financing

News • September 16th, 2004
New Homeland Security Appropriations Bill Funds Baggage Screening

A funding feud with the Transportation Security Administration over who pays what for an expensive in-line baggage handling system

News • September 16th, 2004
NAPCO Reports Record Net Sales, Other Financials

NAPCO Security Systems, Inc announced financial results for its fiscal year ended June 30, 2004

News • September 16th, 2004
Canadian Home Alarm Firm AlarmForce Says Profits Rose 37 Percent

AlarmForcehas reported a nearly 40 percent increase in year-to-date profit, compared with a year ago, helped by higher revenue.

News • September 14th, 2004
Major International Airport Considered for Cambodia

PHNOM PENH -- Cambodia said Sunday it is considering the construction of a new international airport at Siem Reap, the gateway town to the Angkor Wat temple complex, to cope with rising tourism. Tourism is one of the destitute kingdom's few...

News • September 14th, 2004
Collinsville, Ill., Nuisance-Alarm Law Said to Reduce Alarms

Gulf Cooperation Council airport security chiefs began a three-day meeting here Monday to coordinate measures to confront

News • September 14th, 2004
Amendment to Homeland Security Appropriations Bill Fails in Senate

An effort to attach $70 million in funding for interoperable public safety equipment to the Homeland Security Dept.appropriations bill failed

News • September 14th, 2004
New Standards To Make Identification of RFID Tags Easier

Soon, workers will be able to tell at a glance. The promise of RFID is the automatic collection of data.

News • September 14th, 2004

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