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US feared 9/11 hit in Boston, book says

LNG site in Everett was considered at risk

By Bryan Bender
Globe Staff / March 23, 2004

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On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, top officials in the White House situation room expressed an almost immediate fear of an attack on Boston through the Liquefied Natural Gas port in Everett, warning the Coast Guard that Boston Harbor may be an Al Qaeda target, according to the former White House terrorism chief who coordinated the government's ... (Full Article: 1004 Words)

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