D.C. officials, residents exasperated by stepped-up security
Sunday, August 15, 2004
WASHINGTON -- Near the White House, stores now rely on handcarts -- not trucks -- to get their deliveries. Ambulances face delays. And officials worry about what will happen when summer ends and commuters once again push full-scale into the city's center every day.
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