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Michael Payne, executive director of the International Association of Airport Duty Free Stores, a trade association, said airports in the New York area, Miami and Chicago stopped selling liquor and perfume yesterday after the new security requirements were issued.

Since last year, when the New York port was closed on Sept. 11 and reopened a day later, new security requirements have been imposed on the estimated 11,000 vessels carrying three million shipping containers and nearly 30 billion gallons of petroleum products that enter the port annually.

In Phoenix, three airline employees intentionally tried to breach the new security requirements, and succeeded.

Mr. Giffen questioned how students in impoverished schools would fare under the new security requirements, which might raise registration fees to cover the costs.

Airline executives have asked the government to pay up to $4 billion to cover new security requirements and are seeking additional relief from security fees and taxes.

The government announced new security requirements for air cargo that include criminal background checks for more than 100,000 airline and freight workers and screeners to check packages delivered to airport ticket counters.

His department for business, energy and industrial strategy confirmed that this was the only new security requirement for Hinkley to proceed.

The new building was replacing the old Eugene Federal Building on High Street and Sixth Avenue in downtown, which did not have room for expansion and did not meet newer security requirements.

But that was only after the organization sent out neon yellow postcards announcing the new security identification requirements and adding, "There are NO EXCEPTIONS".

Confusion and trepidation reigned for many travelers as airports and airlines struggled to put in place new federal security requirements.

Things went more smoothly than on Thursday as passengers accepted new federal security requirements, but lines were long, delays were common and there were other problems and setbacks.