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To: Bilow who wrote (10057)	11/12/2001 11:53:55 AM
From: No Mo Mo	Respond to of 281500

Hey Carl, Arab (Al Qaeda) terror or not, Jim's right in his assertion of Bin Laden's luck. If this is an accident and the anthrax is from a homegrown source, Bin L. is getting a lot of bonus mileage out of his day of terror...(not that he needed any extra). -Darin

To: Bilow who wrote (10057)	11/12/2001 12:27:33 PM
From: greenspirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Mechanical Trouble Reported Before Take-Off Monday Nov. 12, 2001; 11:42 a.m. EST newsmax.com An American Airlines A-300 reported mechanical trouble while waiting to take off Monday morning, about an hour before it crashed just outside News York's JFK Airport. AA Flight 587 was scheduled to take off at 8:00 a.m. but was held on the ground for an hour and fifteen minutes to repair an unidentified mechanical problem, a travel agent familiar with the flight told WABC Radio. Additionally, a United Airlines pilot says he over-heard a radio report from Flight 587's pilot saying he was experiencing engine trouble before the plane exploded in mid-air over New York's Jamaica Bay. The Bush administration has announced the FBI believes that Flight 587 did explode in mid-air and is working to determine the cause