Minority Whip David Bonior
WAP2001092621 - 26 SEPTEMBER 2001 - WASHINGTON, D. C. USA: House Minority Whip Representative David Bonior (L) makes a point September 26th, 23001 as he joins Dr. Nasim Ashraf, Chair, Presidential Task Force on Human Development in Pakistan as he voices his concerns on airline profiling, and violent crimes in retaliation against Pakistanis and other muslisms following the terrorist attacks on the World Trace Center in New York and the Pentagon in Arlington,Virgina. rw/Ricardo Watson. UPI
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