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   Basehor Sentinel (Newspaper) - September 12, 2002, Basehor, Kansas                                Basehor online INSIDE September Superintendent announces Test scores improve at Auction raises money for Volume Number 30 75 CENTS How weve changed since 11 JOSHUA ROBERTS One year a nation stood breath less as the of terrorism and hate touched American We were at home or at We were at work or on our We watched the television images and huddled around We saw the World Trade Center perhaps the worlds greatest symbol of free enterprise collapse in seconds like toy We witnessed the Pentagon be destroyed in an attack even the brilliant military leaders housed there couldnt have We heard of the passengers who overtook a plane in Pennsylvania and crashed it into the countryside instead of letting terrorists use the plane as a guided every American will remember For younger 11 rings with the same memories Pearl Harbor and President John Kennedys assassination brings to older is little doubt that countless lives changed seemingly out On some fallout from the attacks played into the hands of the ter that perpetrated the deed gas prices soared and panic Action on the stock exchange was halted for five Parents pulled their children from Americans everywhere were buying gas masks and canned But amid the panic and fear came a new sense of heroism and generosity that rose from the rubble and dust left by the We watched and came away with a new sense of respect for public servants as heavyhearted New York police and firefighters bravely searched for sur We responded with See page 3 A Veteran raises flag in honor of victims JOSHUA BASEHOR RESIDENT Harry a World War II hangs a new American flag 10 at his Basehor resident Harry Kelley is a World War II veteran and prisoner of He was held captive for half years by the Japanese in the Burma Jungle and used for slave labor before being returned He is a member of the Basehor Veterans of Foreign Wars and has battled for the rights of all World War II veter For Kelley has flown the American flag and also a POW flag in the front of his 1910 155th This he purchased a new American which from now on will be flown only on I fly the American flag every day in honor of the men and women who have suffered and perished for this This is the greatest country in the I also fly the black flag in honor of the men and women who were held captive as prisoners of They also suffered and perished for this One year on this coun try was attacked by terrorist and many innocent people I surely hope someday the terrorists will pay dearly for this ungodly So in their this flag flies here It will be held sacred and as long as I am alive this flag will only be flown on place in history JOSHUA ROBERTS No event seems more tragic in history than the terrorist attacks last said John a history and government teacher at Basehor Linwood High And just one event comes to mind when thinking of worse events in world history than what transpired in New and Pennsylvania a year Id say its right after the CONTRIBUTED PHOTO See STUDENTS began by meeting at the flag outside the school building and saying the Pledge of Allegiance Principal Mike Boyd informed students President George Bush proclaimed the day as Patriot Security remains top priority one year later JOSHUA ROBERTS Many people wouldnt think Leavenworth County or even Kansas would be high on the list of potential terrorist And its that reason why local police depart county agencies and a nearby military base are taking precautions to prevent You just never know what someone is planning or said Janet public information officer at the Fort Leavenworth military Before last years 11 terrorist attacks in New and the notion of an attack on soil was almost incon emergency management and military personnel said security was always a top priority See PERSPECTIVE What were your first reactions to the attacks I was eating breakfast and watching TV and I thought it was an acci It made me a lot safer and taught me not to take everything for Lucas at Basehor Elementary School I first saw it on When the first plane I new it wasnt an acci Bob Basehor resident We were in class when we heard about We didnt even do work we just watched it on the televi Ashley High School senior I hope I never see anything like that ever It was a real John Bonner Springs resident It was before school and people were going through the hallways Did you hear what thought it was less than what it turned out to It sure made me appreciate that I have so many family members close Cindy Basehor Elementary School teacher BOBCAT FOOTBALL FALLS IN OPENER Paola controls gridiron IB REMEMBERING 11 11 from around the area 16A INSIDE CROSSWORD CALL US TELEPHONE 913 4424048 FAX 913 4424233 EMAIL EDITOR  

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