, O& i8 i9 [8 s据新华社华盛顿６月２７日电，「９﹒１１」事件后，出于安全考虑，游客被禁止登上自由女神像头冠部分参观。在一项拨款法案上，纽约州民主党国会议员安东尼﹒魏纳连续两年提出拨款修正案，为国家公园管理处增加拨款，以研究如何重新开放自由女神像头冠部分。; W! }4 e. z5 `4 h0 _1 \
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这项修正案２６日以口头表决形式通过，但没有强迫公园重新开放头像顶部。 3 G8 f; B. u' A& C t R - P. }( ~5 C2 N* ?; j5 y- B公园管理处的人员认为，通往自由女神像顶部的１６８级螺旋阶梯有遭受火灾和恐怖袭击的危险，不适于对外开放。但魏纳２６日说：「我不会放弃这项提议，我认为他们迟早会作出回复……应使自由女神昔日光辉再现。」% N' j2 l! s' O0 u3 x g
: l3 x# Y7 }7 m3 m1 K9 D ! }' o. e) F4 Y: Q0 o$ R ! h# }) Z6 e, F' l4 X1 M0 t+ bThe Statue of Liberty is seen in New York, Oct. 26, 2006. The House Representatives on Tuesday, June 26, 2007, prodded parks officials to re-open the crown of the 121-year-old statue to the public, a step the government says is too dangerous. For the second year in a row an amendment was added to a spending bill giving the National Park Service $1 million to study how to safely re-open the staircase to the statue's crown, something that has been prohibited since the 2001 terror attacks. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File)2 q2 j% L4 V5 z0 d/ t
