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To: isopatch who wrote (1392)	9/11/2001 7:12:15 PM
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Morgan Stanley Dean Witter WAS the largest lessor at the WTC Steven Roach is their chief economist. IMHO, he's one of the best in the biz and a long time fav that's frequently quoted and referred to on this thread. We can only hope.. Isopatch ____________________________________________________________________________________________ "Morgan Stanley hotline Brokerage won't comment on employees but sets emergency number September 11, 2001: 3:07 p.m. ET NEW YORK (Reuters) - Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co., the largest tenant in the New York's destroyed World Trade Center complex, declined immediate comment on the status of its employees Tuesday, but said it has established a hotline for personnel and their families. The New York-based brokerage, which leased space on about 25 floors of the 110-story twin towers destroyed Tuesday after two planes crashed into the buildings, said in a release that concerned employees and their families could call 888 883-4391 to speak to a company representative. A company spokeswoman declined additional comment. Morgan Stanley (MSDW: Research, Estimates), which is headquartered in midtown Manhattan, also declined to disclose how many employees worked in the landmark financial complex. The combination of strained telecommunications n etworks and general chaos in lower Manhattan made it difficult for many companies to determine the whereabouts and status of their employees working in the area, spokespeople with several affected companies said."

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