Recollection of 9/11 Impact by Aiken Councilmember Smith
Richard Smith recalls Sept 11 2001 experiences visiting polling places when the attacks began. He recounts hearing the news on the radio and at work seeing the World Trade Center fire then the second tower strike, and his grief tied to his wife’s funeral. He laments evil in the world and reflects on disbelief, fear, and the need to remember the victims.
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SRS strengthens security post 9 11 at Savannah River Site
The Savannah River Site has heightened its security with added barriers access controls and more inspections. Wackenhut Services Rob Davis and DOE spokesman Bill Taylor say the site remains at a high security posture and will continue. Local agencies also tightened responses after the anthrax scare with new procedures for suspicious packages and increased safety measures.
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9 11 remembered on a Scotland tour amid British sympathy
Travelers recount learning of the 9 11 attacks on a Scotland tour bus. They describe a late confirmation in Oban and the British public offering heartfelt support. Memorial services followed in Westminster Abbey and St Paul’s Cathedral with the Queen in attendance. Mrs Wilma Franz.
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