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Government

Mar. 19, 2002

Airport Baggage

My husband has a theory about airport security. "It's to keep the elephants out," he explained solemnly, as we waited in an interminable line to go through the metal detector. "And it must be working - you don't see any elephants, do you?"

        By Kelli L. Sager
        
        My husband has a theory about airport security. "It's to keep the elephants out," he explained solemnly, as we waited in an interminable line to go through the metal detector. "And it must be working - you don't see any elephants, do you?"
        He ...

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