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To: Larry S. who wrote (49863)11/22/2003 10:03:53 AM
From: Larry S.  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 53068
 
OT - JFK and 9/11:
I assume many of us are old enough to remember the terrible events of JFK's assination.
I wonder, which event, JFK's assination, or 9/11 had a bigger personal effect on each of us, and which did you think was a bigger event for the nation.
my personal take. i was a freshman in college when JFK was killed. I had rooted him home in the election against Nixon, and it was wonderful to have a young vibrant president compared to Grandpa Eisenhower. I was totally devastated.
So, from my perspective, JFK was a much larger personal experience. By the time 9/11 happened, we had lived in a world with bombings, terrorist attacks etc. This was a BIG ONE on our home turf.
But I feel that the reprucussions of 9/11 on the history of the US and the World will be far greater than the death of JFK. larry



To: Larry S. who wrote (49863)11/23/2003 4:12:07 PM
From: - with a K  Respond to of 53068
 
Re: Cendant, about a year ago I was talking to a fund manager for Liberty/Acorn about my pick of CD and his immediate response was, yeah, good rebound company doing the right things, but they still have Silverman. I took it to mean he would wait until Silverman was gone. That and other reasons are why I hold this stock.

Thanks for posting this.