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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (145373)	10/15/2001 10:11:58 PM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Jim, re: Seems like the Media and Financial were hit first. Not to mention the Postal workers. Civilian airliners and the WTC are not "Government". The Pentagon isn't government? John

To: Jim McMannis who wrote (145373)	10/16/2001 3:55:24 AM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

OT Jim, re: your post on "phase 2...only hours" The photographer was sick for several days before he went to the hospital. It wasn't a matter of hours. Re: precautions My college roommate, who is now a medical micro-bacteriologist professor at a research college, made some common sense suggestions, don't bother opening mail which you'd toss out anyway (mostly junk mail), but keep doing what you love to do, refuse to let terror win. dailynews.yahoo.com "The FBI is seeking a Saudi pilot who bought two planes in August from a small Tennessee airport near Fort Campbell, Ky., where some of the U.S. elite special forces are stationed, officials said." ..."The FBI is searching anew for Khaled Alzeedi, a Saudi pilot who purchased two small aircraft from an airplane broker in Clarksville, Tenn., and left the state shortly before the suicide hijackings" Other news: WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The number of air travelers declined 34.2 percent last month and the September 11 attacks to blame, an airline industry trade group reported Monday. cnn.com "U.S. airlines carried 30.3 million passengers last month, compared to 46 million in September 2000, according to the Air Transport Association. The number of domestic passengers declined 34.9 percent, while international dropped 28.1 percent, it said." Regards, Amy J