Actually, D.C.'s Congressional rep, Eleanor Holmes
Norton, said today that D.C. itself is paying the
wages and per diem of the extra officers (possibly
from their anti-terrorism monies), in addition to many
of the other associated costs. She didn't mention who
picked up the transport costs, nor whether those
officers are drawing any pay from their home
departments as well.
Niels Strandskov, A&E Editor, Minnesota Daily
Stevens Square (current)
Phillips (in 2 weeks)
>>Chuck Yes a FEW of our finest Officers or LT's were
selected to go and provide security for the President.
It is my understanding that this is all being funded
by the Fed's not us locally.
Joan Thom
Hawthorne
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