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Byline: Brenda Ingersoll
Sep. 14--At the airport Thursday afternoon, a rubber-gloved airline employee unzipped Lynn Lambert's bulging suitcase.
"That's another pair of bedroom slippers," she said, watching him paw through it. "Those are just books we collected," she said. "That's a gift for my husband."
He searched everything, even her fanny pack, before her party was escorted to the U.S. Airways Express counter, where their bags were checked for a Pittsburgh flight originally scheduled to leave at 4:45 p.m., now scheduled for 6 p.m.
"They need more security at airports," said Lambert, 53.