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A judge who handles Social Security hearings and appeals in the Hartford, Conn., federal building has been fined after her pistol was confiscated during an unannounced security check last month. Previously, the judge and other federal employees working in the building were allowed to enter without passing through the lone metal detector. But in the wake of the Oklahoma City bombing and Sept. 11, stricter security measures have been imposed.
January 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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