Houston, Dulles and Atlanta make the Ebola entry rule a travel itinerary, not an abstraction. Houston Public Media reported that Bush Intercontinental was one of three designated arrival-screening airports for covered travelers, while CDC orders define the legal routing and screening basis. [1] [2]\n\nThe paper's prior entry-rule story explained who the restriction reaches; this brief explains where it lands. The useful divergence is practical: federal language says entry restriction, but families and teams need airport names, follow-up expectations and the route that applies to the person in front of them. [1] [2]

-- NORA WHITFIELD, Chicago