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THE BATTALION
W ednesday, September Se P leI ^
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Attack’s effects felt in HoustoJol
Bushy Hobby airports close in wake of traget
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By True Brown
THE BATTALION
Tuesday morning’s attacks in New York
City and Washington, D.C., disrupted busi
nesses and commerce throughout the
Houston area and have sent FBI officials in
Houston into a state of high alert.
Several buildings in the downtown area
were evacuated or closed Tuesday morning
after news spread about the incidents in the
Northeast.
Houston’s William P. Hobby and Bush
Intercontinental airports were closed at approx
imately 8 a.m., after the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) mandated all domestic
commercial air travel be halted.
Ellington Air Force Base, which serves
both military and civilians, also was closed.
The base is the home of the Texas Air
National Guard and the 147th Fighter Wing.
Officials at the Texas Air National
Guard declined to go into detail, saying
only that Ellington was “on alert.”
Ellington, 15 miles south of downtown
Houston, also is used by NASA,
Continental Airlines Express and United
Parcel Service.
The ban on commercial Bights is expect
ed to be removed at noon today. After the
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in honor of
Chief Student /Leaders
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Phe chief executive officer of each organization
is invited to this event in recognition
of aCC the students within their organizations
who voCunteer their time and effort to mahe
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