Children of the Sept 11 Attacks Left Behind in Wake of Loss
In Pelham and Chattanooga families mourn and seek questions and comfort as the death toll from Sept 11 grows. Cantor Fitzgerald losses alone leave 1,500 children fatherless, with as many as 15,000 nationwide, while memories of the Challenger disaster still haunt. Families cope while the media coverage sharpens grief.
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Pelham
N.Y
Shea
Hell
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kathie Scobee Fulgham
Dick Scobee
Fulgham
Bond
Cantor Fitzgerald
New York Times
Pentagon
World Trade Center
Nancy Shea
Joseph
Trade Center
Daniel Shea
Sheas
Amy O'Doherty
Joseph Shea
Joseph Leavey
New York City
Christine Gann
Megan
Chester Frost Park
New York Fire Department
New York
Washington
Pennsylvania
Vieques protest movement wanes after 9/11 attacks
In Vieques Puerto Rico the anti Navy camp outside Camp Garcia shrank from hundreds to about 20 as quiet prayer sessions replaced loud demonstrations. Protest leaders fault 9/11 for dissolving momentum and creating disunity while the Navy maintains inert bombs and security measures.
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Vieques
Puerto Rico
United States
Sixto Perez
Navy
Camp
Garcia
Navy Land
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Perez
U.S. Territory
Lila Calderon
Caribbean
Cmdr
Katherine Goode
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