Pizza firm sparks terror alert

The new emergency telephone in North Dakota governor John Hoeven’s office rang three times in its first week – but it wasn’t news of a disaster or terrorist attack.

Pizza firm sparks terror alert
Sun, 09 Mar, 2003 - 17:10

The new emergency telephone in North Dakota governor John Hoeven’s office rang three times in its first week – but it wasn’t news of a disaster or terrorist attack.

One caller had a wrong number. The other two were telemarketers.

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