FORUM COLUMN
By Charles S. Doskow
This article appears on Page 4
A traveler arrives at the airport for a flight, and is told that she cannot board because her name appears on the government's No-Fly List. She has never been informed of any such government action.
The airline refuses to let her board, and calls the local police department. The police arrive at the airport, ...
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