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Task Force
Continued from
TX-TFl is managed
lox.is Hngineering Ext<
Service, a unit of ihc
A&M University System.,
70 members of TX-l
placed on alert this
the v.uke of the terronsti
on New York and Wash
D.C., and hurried to ass
College Station this aften
“We got the first pagej
• i .deit at '* '' 'a.m.i.aati
>t ilu- call to at l:28, r
I, Hid Kahne>. •' member a Former A&l
. torve and the Houston: regent W'lS
Department, “h doesn’t p ^/ ec jnr
much time.”
The team * a* to be dtp?
to Ness York from Hasten
Airport via military <
Tuesday night.
Members of other scare
rescue teams visiting
I Ml - school *e??.a Distinguish^
;mc|hi:.iii''ns (o hti ffl 1973 and i
Nev sargr. P® ! s °n to ser
paramedic ssith the S-. dent of
Beach l ire Depanmen - Association
Among g group of firefc Students am
Jerses. Fl.' r Man Foundati
M,.. i. i,i-r!!• .md Yirgmu instrumental
were temporarily atta-'i: Th - Associatii
TX-TFl. Club, the prii
B^oyce E.
Class of 1939
Texas A&M
System reg
dnesday in"
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ig ' V ’
Sargent, who was inC of undesignati
Station teaching a cour Wisenbaker
structural collapse, lished A&Ms
painful irons in tixias sew Endowed
"I vs as in Sew York Pr ogram in l 1
Oklahonm < n\ (the borate the first scl
the Alfred P. Murrah F honor of theI;
Bui jppened.bwlwi President J.
herr f(M the Bi>nf Today, therea
\»m I’m here, and this hr 750 of theses
in Ncvs York.” he said.
TX-TFl is one of
Weapons of Mass Destr.
(WMD) teams and is ”in d
work in hazardous eir
ments." s.ud Dr. (> |
Bennett, director of the
Engineering Extension Sr
“We’re just waiting forthr
come and lift us out.”
Tim Gallagher. TX-T1
team commander, said La
is “as used to death asjt.u
get to it."
However, Gallagher aid
loss of life among the Ne*
City Police and Fire (kf
ments makes them more *
than before.
“This changes the focus
tie bit.” Gallagher said. “Ii
an effect on their psyche,
have to make sure their s
focus is on rescue.”
The members of TX-
were still stunned lues
evening that such a hor
attack had taken place. hul»
prepared to go to New York*
hope of finding survivors.
“It’s going to be strange?
seeing the World Trade Cen?
Hubbard said. “You reallyd*
want to know what we thinf
(the terrorists). You can’t kf
any respect for folks like that
Bush
Continued from Paf
because of former Preside
Bush’s involvement in il
Gulf War.
The Bush Library has be?
put on a security alert on I*
previous occasions follows!
acts of terrorism in other parts'
the world.
Speaking from fore*
President Bush’s summer 0
dence in Maine, Bush spokesnU
Tom Frechette declined to cot
ment on Bush’s whereabouts,®
said the former president's Setf
Service detail was on high aid
Bush was scheduled to be!
Houston today to attend anevd
for the Houston Texans, thecii;
National Football League fit
chise, but sponsors canceled il>
event, Frechette said.
Bush was the target of
foiled assassination plot in 19f
while on a trip to Kuwait.
P He served
the A&M Syst
Regents, froi
1997. In the
Wisenbaker
chair and two
endowed grat
ships in thel
of Engineerin
A&M’s
research be
named in his
i- Funeral si
Wisenbaker ai
for Friday in Ty
Texas A&M \
Club Baseball Team
Informational Meeting
Thurs. Sfept. 13 @ 7.15
Rudder 510
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