1.   Atomic energy officials in Vienna say that, given the relative ease of fabricating a nuclear weapon, nuclear terrorism cannot be ruled out.

2.   A few weeks ago, Sen. Richard Lugar of Indiana broadcast a series of commercials in New Hampshire warning of the dangers of nuclear terrorism.

3.   A stern warning against the slipshod security that could permit nuclear terrorism to destroy an American city.

4.   But it seems doubtful that this model of state-sponsored terrorism would be followed wholesale in the case of nuclear terrorism.

5.   But that is not as great a danger as allowing Russia to sell Iran the power of nuclear blackmail or nuclear terrorism.

6.   Everybody who spends much time thinking about nuclear terrorism can give you a scenario, something diabolical and, theoretically, doable.

7.   For preventing nuclear terrorism is not the sort of risk that can be ignored until a crisis.

8.   Given the nature of nuclear terrorism, combating it should be undertaken by Western security alliances, not by individual countries.

9.   He is involved with ex-CIA director James Woolsey in a special task force on nuclear terrorism.

10.   He urges public education, radiation detection equipment, warning systems and the re-identification of fallout shelters to protect against nuclear terrorism.