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...atomic demolition munitions, or ADMs) had gone unaccounted for and presumably ended up on the Russian black market. The Russians have offered confusing and conflicting statements about the disposition of their ADMs, leading some to suspect the worst. The ADMs weigh from 60 lbs. to 100 lbs., according to Bruce Blair, a former U.S. Air Force officer and expert on Soviet nuclear weapons. They could be carried in a case 8 in. by 16 in. by 24 in. The fissile material inside the mini-nukes degrades over time, though, and it's unlikely that the Russians maintained them or that...
...terrorism task forces with local law enforcement. Just 35 offices have them now. He proposed allowing several members of local law-enforcement agencies access to the Strategic Information and Operations Center inside the FBI's Hoover Building. "To have that opened up to us is a major step," says Bruce Glasscock, president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, who attended the meeting after calling Mueller with his complaints last week...
...Reported by Bruce Crumley/Paris
...dislikes Bruce Campbell—people either adore him or have no clue who the heck he is. For all those mired in the ignorance of the latter category, Campbell is a B-movie god. The star of such classic films as Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2 and Army of Darkness (original title: Medieval Dead), he has created an acting career out of being a caricature of a tough guy. His more mainstream work has also had an indie edge, much to the chagrin of network executives. So “The Adventures of Brisco County...
...Bruce is more than just a pretty (funny) face with chisled features. Now he’s a published author. If Chins Could Kill, his collection of musings on his unique career, has reached number 19 on the New York Times bestseller list. What was originally supposed to be a little project culminating in 4,000 paperbacks has become a run of 70,000 hardcovers and a book tour. Oct. 16, he stopped by Harvard Square to sign books and paraphernalia—including the occasional chainsaw or two. Wordsworth Books hosted the event and, as a special treat...