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Autorità federali indagano su 20 dipendenti dell'aeroporto di Boston (2)

Boston, Usa - Dopo il fermo confermato l'arresto

I venti dipendenti dell'aeroporto di Boston-Logan, lo stesso dal quale erano partiti i due voli che l'11 settembre si sono poi schiantati sul World Trade Center, fermati ieri dalla polizia per essere stati trovati in possesso di falsi numeri di previdenza sociale, sono stati arrestati. Gli arresti del Logan, così come il licenziamento dei 271 dipendenti dell'aeroporto di Salt Lake City rei di aver...

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Roma, Italia, 02/28/2002 14:51
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