Logan troopers to get roving database access
Critics see threat to privacy rights in antiterrorism move
State troopers at Logan International Airport will have instant access to a wealth of personal information on nearly every person who passes through the airport, from Social Security numbers to names of former roommates. (Full Article: 776 Words)
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