-Caveat Lector-

Upon being told about the OKC bombing, on the day it
happened, and on the anniversary of waco, I told the person
who informed me, my brother, I thought it was a staged
event.  He was horrified.  People DIED! He said.   You don't
know your government very well do you? I said. I elucidated
so:
    Official rationale being that they are saving 10000 with
each single death.  And lets face it, if you had to make
that choice what would you do?  Although I believe their
reasoning is convoluted and profit driven, more than
humanitarian.  The only thing that has kept things going
THIS far is the lock on our minds through bad information,
controlled media, and the people at the top, real and
remorseless killers (They did not get there by being nice)
will do anything possible to keep that advantage intact.
     There seems to be a thread of these "Anniversary"
happenings since 1992 or so, and the ensuing drama, to those
trained or accustomed to look for it, is just blatant and
base distraction.  While the public is thus distracted, you
should see what is going on in the background!  There are
revelations being made daily during these times of crisis
that NEVER EVER stand a chance of making mainstream, or so
it is hoped by the true power mongers, but their whole
structure is weakening, and though the birth has been
difficult, each subsequent horrifying episode weakens the
hold of media on the people, and enforces the power of the
Truth.  One thing is sure.  Things in general are no where
near what they seem to be.


Nicky Molloy wrote:
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Alan DeWalton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Saturday, 24 July 1999 8:43
> Subject: [TheEagle-L] Fwd: UPI-KENNEDY RADIOED VINEYARD AIRPORT!!!
>
> >From: NewsHawk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: UPI-KENNEDY RADIOED VINEYARD AIRPORT!!!
> >Date: Fri, 23 Jul 1999 11:09:17 +0000
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> >Recipients--
> >
> >Here is the UPI article which states that JFK Jr. WAS IN CONTACT with
> >flight controllers at Martha's vineyard Airport at 9:39 Friday evening,
> >July 16. The UPI article ALSO states that both WCVB-TV in Boston AND ABC
> >News reported the same CRUCIAL information.
> >
> >Additionally this radio contact by Kennedy has subsequently been
> >confirmed through direct contact with airport personnel.
> >
> >This extremely significant information is what is now MISSING from EVERY
> >SINGLE account of the event now being spewed by the robots in gutless,
> >miserable cloned mass media outlets.
> >
> >THIS CRUCIAL INFORMATION HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM THE PUBLIC RECORD BECAUSE
> >IT UTTERLY INVALIDATES THE OFFICIAL BULLSHIT WE ARE BEEN FORCE-FED ABOUT
> >THE CAUSE OF JFK JR'S DEATH!
> >
> >As I've stated time and again this crucial information PROVES that
> >seconds BEFORE Kennedy's plane went into a headlong dive there was not
> >the SLIGHTEST indication of the much-regurgitated garbage that pilot
> >error and/or mechanical malfunction (other than outright sabotage of a
> >critical component of the aircraft) were responsible for this headlong,
> >full-on nosedive to certain oblivion.
> >
> >NEITHER such fictional pilot error NOR any standard mechanical
> >malfunction could POSSIBLY result in this craft dropping like a rock.
> >
> >Kennedy was at that moment engaged in no unusual or troublesome
> >maneuvers. He had only SECOND BEFORE FINISHED HIS RADIO CALL!
> >
> >He knew EXACTLY where he was not only in relation to the coastline but
> >also to the airport--10 miles from the coast and 13 miles from the
> >airport.
> >
> >What's more, we have received additional confirmation from residents of
> >the Connecticut shore and Martha's Vineyard that visibility was
> >EXCELLENT in the area at this time--from 10 to 12 miles at least. In
> >such conditions it's ludicrous to think the Kennedy would not been able
> >to have seen at LEAST the GLOW from the many lights in the
> >well-populated Martha's Vineyard area at the distance he was, and thus
> >have been thoroughly able to distinguish direction in all senses of the
> >word (altitude).
> >
> >The ongoing disinformation about poor visibility being the reason such
> >an inexperienced pilot (which he was NOT!) would get completely
> >discombobulated and fly into the sea is completely unfounded in fact.
> >The guy was hardly hundreds of miles out over the middle of
> >the Atlantic. Why then would he decide to land in the sea if he knew
> >where he was in relation to the land? Please... spare me.
> >
> >Here is the pertinent text from about halfway through the UPI article.
> >This is the TRUTH... BEFORE the spin-doctors and manipulators got to work.
> >
> >"At 9:39 p.m. Friday, Kennedy radioed the airport and said he was 13
> >  miles from the airport and 10 miles from the coast, according to
> >WCVB-TV news in Boston. He reportedly said he was making his final
> >approach.
> >
> >"Moments later, radar operated by the Federal Aviation Administration
> >  showed the plane went into a dive and dropped 1,200 feet in just 12
> >  seconds, according to ABC News.
> >
> >"In his final approach message, WCVB-TV said Kennedy told controllers
> >  at the airport that he planned to drop off his wife's sister and then
> >  take off again between 11 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. for Hyannis Airport."
> >
> >
> >Other CRUCIAL information which has now been removed from all official
> >accounts is the fact that a NUMBER of witnesses on the beach at Martha's
> >Vineyard that evening INCLUDING a Vineyard Gazette reporter saw an
> >AIRBORNE explosion at this same time right in that area of the sky where
> >Kennedy was flying. I quote here the relevant text from the UPI article.
> >
> >"A reporter for the Vineyard Gazette newspaper told WCVB-TV in Boston
> >that he was out walking Friday night about the time of the crash and saw
> >"big white flash in the sky" off Philbin Beach."
> >
> >A report from about 3 PM on Saturday by Shephard Smith of FOX-TV named
> >another one of these witnesses--in fact a guest at the scheduled wedding
> >JFK. Jr. was due to attend AND a friend of Smith's producer at Fox.
> >
> >
> >Every single flight instructor Kennedy ever had as well as other
> >first-hand witnesses describe Kennedy as an extremely cautious and
> >safety minded pilot. He also had HUNDREDS of hours of experience, NOT
> >one hundred.
> >
> >For example here's a quote from a CNN article in which a FEDERAL PILOT
> >EXAMINER who TESTED Kennedy's flying skills describes his abilities.
> >
> >http://www.cnn.com/US/9907/18/BC-CRASH-KENNEDY-LICENSE.reut/index.html
> >ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) --
> >A federal pilot examiner who tested John F. Kennedy Jr.'s flying skills
> >said he was an "excellent pilot," a newspaper reported Sunday....
> >
> >..."He was an excellent pilot," John McColgan of Vero Beach, Florida,
> >told the Orlando Sentinel. "I put him through the paces, and HE PASSED
> >EVERYTHING WITH FLYING COLORS."...
> >
> >...He said Kennedy had a lot of flight experience for someone with a
> >pilot's license for 15 months...
> >
> >"He flew a lot," McColgan said. "In fact, by now he probably has ENOUGH
> >HOURS TO BE A COMMERCIAL PILOT...."
> >© 1999 CNN
> >
> >
> >
> >I rest my case. JFK Jr. WAS KILLED.
> >
> >John Quinn/NewsHawk
> >
> >============================
> >Hopes fade for missing Kennedy plane
> >
> >  Sunday, 18 July 1999 2:08 (GMT)
> >
> >  (NOTE: federal investigators dispatched)
> >  (UPI Focus)
> >  Hopes fade for missing Kennedy plane
> >     AQUINNAH, Mass., July 17 (UPI) - After a daylong unsuccessful search
> >  for a missing single-engine plane piloted by John F. Kennedy Jr., the
> >  National Transportation Safety Board is launching an investigation into
> >  the aircraft's disappearance.
> >     An official statement tonight says an NTSB team has been dispatched
> >  to Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts as the Coast Guard continues to
> >  coordinate "aggressive search-and-rescue activities."
> >     As daylight faded, Air Force helicopters returned to Otis Air Force
> >  Base, to resume the search Sunday morning.
> >     Hopes faded today as bits of debris from the Piper Saratoga were
> >  recovered and a piece of luggage was positively identified as belonging
> >  to Lauren Bessette, Kennedy's sister-in-law. Kennedy's wife,
> >33-year-old Carolyn Bessette, was also traveling with him.
> >     The luggage, along with what appeared to be an airplane tire, washed
> >  up on Philbin Beach on Martha's Vineyard, and Lauren Bessette's name
> >was on the tag of a black suitcase, said First District Coast Guard
> >spokesman Lt. Gary Jones.
> >     Jones said other debris - a head rest and carpeting that appeared to
> >  be from the plane - were found this afternoon floating in the water
> >  about 100 yards from nearby Gay Head Beach.
> >     Kennedy and the Bessette sisters were traveling from Caldwell, New
> >  Jersey, to Hyannis Port for the wedding of Mark Bailey and Rory
> >Kennedy, the last unmarried daughter of Ethel Kennedy and the late Sen.
> >Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
> >     The event was postponed, and what should have been a joyous
> >gathering of the clan turned into a grim vigil as members of the Kennedy
> >family waited anxiously at their storied oceanfront compound for word on
> >the fate of the three.
> >     An outdoor family mass was held, presided over by three Roman
> >  Catholic priests, as Mrs. Kennedy, other family members and around 275
> >  guests gathered to pray.
> >     Among those present were Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., former
> >U.S. Rep. Joseph Kennedy, Rory's older brother and JFK Jr.'s cousin, and
> >U.S. Housing Secretary Andrew Cuomo, who is married to Kerry Kennedy.
> >     John Kennedy's older sister, Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg, was away
> >  on a rafting trip and had not planned to attend the wedding.
> >     Sen. Kennedy's son, Rep. Patrick Kennedy, D-R.I., was also away in
> >  California and immediately flew back to Boston, according to media
> >  reports.
> >     Family spokesman Brian O'Connor said the family was initially
> >hopeful that the three would be found alive.
> >     But he said the mood at the compound turned somber when debris,
> >  apparently from the plane, began washing up on the western end of
> >  Martha's Vineyard.
> >     There was no immediate comment from any of the family members.
> >     Before the effort was scaled back at sunset, Rear Adm. Richard M.
> >  Larrabee told journalists the Coast Guard was still in a search-and-
> >  rescue mode. But the dispatch of federal investigators suggests
> >  authorities are now presuming the plane has crashed.
> >     Coast Guard cutters equipped with high-powered lights will continue
> >  to search the sea south of Martha's Vineyard throughout the night.
> >     Earlier in the day, the Civil Air Patrol withdrew from the search 15
> >  aircraft that were combing a 15-by-15-mile grid from Long Island to
> >  Martha's Vineyard after debris and luggage washed ashore on Philbin
> >  Beach.
> >     Jones said the Coast Guard was notified about the missing plane at
> >  around 3 a.m. EDT, and the search started immediately.
> >     About 15 Coast Guard and Air Force aircraft and some 150 personnel
> >  joined in the search.
> >     Kennedy, a licensed private pilot, was expected to arrive at
> >Martha's Vineyard Airport in Massachusetts in his Piper Saratoga II TC
> >sometime before 10 p.m. Friday.
> >     At 9:39 p.m. Friday, Kennedy radioed the airport and said he was 13
> >  miles from the airport and 10 miles from the coast, according to
> >WCVB-TV news in Boston. He reportedly said he was making his final
> >approach.
> >     Moments later, radar operated by the Federal Aviation Administration
> >  showed the plane went into a dive and dropped 1,200 feet in just 12
> >  seconds, according to ABC News.
> >     In his final approach message, WCVB-TV said Kennedy told controllers
> >  at the airport that he planned to drop off his wife's sister and then
> >  take off again between 11 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. for Hyannis Airport.
> >     Kennedy's family then called Hyannis Airport - around 2:15 a.m.,
> >  reports say - when he failed to arrive. The airport then checked with
> >  the Martha's Vineyard airport, and the search began.
> >     The plane took off from Essex County Airport in Caldwell, N.J., at
> >  8:38 p.m. Friday and lost contact with the FAA on its final approach to
> >  Martha's Vineyard, Mass., said Coast Guard spokesman Steve Carleton.
> >     An emergency beacon thought to belong to the plane was activated and
> >  heard by the Coast Guard in Long Island, N.Y., at 3:40 a.m. But as the
> >  search went on, authorities seemed to discount the relevance of the
> >  beacon signal.
> >     Kurt Hartman, spokesman for the U.S. Coast Guard's district
> >  headquarters in New Haven, Conn., said this morning, "We received a
> >  call from our district office in Boston directing us to conduct a
> >  shoreline search off Horton Point, in Long Island Sound, for an
> >  emergency locating transmitting beacon."
> >     But by 10:30 a.m., the Coast Guard was no longer receiving a signal
> >  from the emergency beacon that was believed to be on Kennedy's small
> >  plane.
> >     Petty Officer Virginia Adams in Boston confirmed to United Press
> >  International that the Coast Guard lost the signal Saturday morning.
> >  Adams also confirmed that Kennedy was piloting the plane, and that his
> >  wife and sister-in-law were aboard.
> >     Jamie Gaspar, spokesman for Martha's Vineyard Airport, told UPI that
> >  "someone was at the airport to pick up the passengers on the plane, but
> >  it never arrived."
> >     A reporter for the Vineyard Gazette newspaper told WCVB-TV in Boston
> >  that he was out walking Friday night about the time of the crash and
> >saw "big white flash in the sky" off Philbin Beach.
> >     Kennedy did not file a flight plan, leading some to first suspect he
> >  altered his route. But by 9 a.m., his arrival at Martha's Vineyard was
> >  more than 12 hours late, and the Kennedy family postponed the wedding
> >he was traveling to attend.
> >     The Air Force and Air National Guard mounted a massive air search
> >  using helicopters, Falcon jets and a TC-130 aircraft over a 1,000-
> >  square-mile search area that eventually concentrated on Martha's
> >  Vineyard.
> >     The ongoing Coast Guard search involves a 47-foot utility boat, two
> >  41-foot utility boats and an 87-foot patrol boat, as well as two Coast
> >  Guard helicopters.
> >     Expected to join the search late tonight was a special ship from the
> >  National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration equipped with sonar to
> >  conduct underwater searches.
> >     A special infrared-equipped helicopter was also set to join the
> >  nighttime search. Its temperature-sensitive equipment is capable of
> >  detecting a person in the water.
> >     Kennedy Jr. - the only son of President John F. Kennedy and
> >  Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, and the nephew of Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass.
> >  - has worked as an assistant district attorney and is currently the
> >  editor of the political magazine George. Kennedy, 38, married Carolyn
> >  Bessette during a secretive ceremony in 1996.
> >     WCVB-TV says Kennedy got his pilot's license last year after
> >  undergoing training at Flight Safety International, a respected pilots'
> >  school in Florida. He was licensed to fly visually, but not by using
> >  instruments alone. Visibility at the time was reported to be 8 miles,
> >  clear enough to fly without instruments.
> >     The Piper Aircraft Co. says the six-passenger plane Kennedy was
> >  flying was built in 1995. WCVB-TV says Kennedy bought it in April of
> >  this year.
> >     White House Chief of Staff John Podesta telephoned President Clinton
> >  this morning at Camp David with news of the missing plane. Clinton and
> >  Kennedy have met often.
> >     In a statement issued from Camp David, where he is spending the
> >  weekend, Clinton said, "All our prayers and thoughts are with the
> >  families of those on board." The president has asked to be kept
> >  informed about the search effort.
> >     Kennedy is a native of Washington. He was born on Nov. 25, 1960,
> >just two months before his father was inaugurated as president.
> >   --
> >     Copyright 1999 by United Press International.
> >     All rights reserved.
>
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> Subject: [Fwd: _UPI_"...Kennedy radioed the airport and said he was 13 miles from 
>the airport,[MORE]]]]
> Date: Thu, 22 Jul 1999 19:06:46 +0000
> From: Carol Billigmeier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>    -----------------------------------------------------
>
> Subject: _UPI_"...Kennedy radioed the airport and said he was 13 miles from the 
>airport,[MORE]]]
> Date: Wed, 21 Jul 1999 10:34:37 +0000
> From: Carol Billigmeier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>    -----------------------------------------------------
>
> Subject: _UPI_"...Kennedy radioed the airport and said he was 13 miles from the 
>airport,[MORE]]
> Date: Tue, 20 Jul 1999 11:59:13 +0000
> From: Carol Billigmeier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>    -----------------------------------------------------
>
> Subject: _UPI_"...Kennedy radioed the airport and said he was 13 miles from the 
>airport,[MORE]
> Date: Mon, 19 Jul 1999 16:18:56 +0000
> From: Carol Billigmeier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Frank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> _"..13 miles from the airport and 10 miles from the coast, according
> toWCVB-TV news in Boston. He reportedly said he was *MAKING HIS FINAL
> APPROACH. ... In his final approach message, WCVB-TV said Kennedy told
> controllers at the airport taht he planned to drop off his wife's sister
> and then take off again ... Jamie Gaspar, spokesman for Martha's
> Vineyear Airport, told UPI that  'someone was at the airport to pick up
> the passengers on the plane, but it never arrived.'
> "..........................sb
>     Scroll about half way into story for
> this_____________________________________________
>
> http://www.vny.com/cf/News/upidetail.cfm?QID=95934
>
>    -----------------------------------------------------
>
> [Image]
>                     Hopes fade for missing Kennedy plane
>
> Sunday, 18 July 1999 2:08 (GMT)
>
> (NOTE: federal investigators dispatched)
> (UPI Focus)
> Hopes fade for missing Kennedy plane
>    AQUINNAH, Mass., July 17 (UPI) - After a daylong unsuccessful search
> for a missing single-engine plane piloted by John F. Kennedy Jr., the
> National Transportation Safety Board is launching an investigation into
> the aircraft's disappearance.
>    An official statement tonight says an NTSB team has been dispatched
> to Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts as the Coast Guard continues to
> coordinate "aggressive search-and-rescue activities."
>    As daylight faded, Air Force helicopters returned to Otis Air Force
> Base, to resume the search Sunday morning.
>    Hopes faded today as bits of debris from the Piper Saratoga were
> recovered and a piece of luggage was positively identified as belonging
> to Lauren Bessette, Kennedy's sister-in-law. Kennedy's wife, 33-year-old
> Carolyn Bessette, was also traveling with him.
>    The luggage, along with what appeared to be an airplane tire, washed
> up on Philbin Beach on Martha's Vineyard, and Lauren Bessette's name was
> on the tag of a black suitcase, said First District Coast Guard
> spokesman Lt. Gary Jones.
>    Jones said other debris - a head rest and carpeting that appeared to
> be from the plane - were found this afternoon floating in the water
> about 100 yards from nearby Gay Head Beach.
>    Kennedy and the Bessette sisters were traveling from Caldwell, New
> Jersey, to Hyannis Port for the wedding of Mark Bailey and Rory Kennedy,
> the last unmarried daughter of Ethel Kennedy and the late Sen. Robert F.
> Kennedy Jr.
>    The event was postponed, and what should have been a joyous gathering
> of the clan turned into a grim vigil as members of the Kennedy family
> waited anxiously at their storied oceanfront compound for word on the
> fate of the three.
>    An outdoor family mass was held, presided over by three Roman
> Catholic priests, as Mrs. Kennedy, other family members and around 275
> guests gathered to pray.
>    Among those present were Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., former U.S.
> Rep. Joseph Kennedy, Rory's older brother and JFK Jr.'s cousin, and U.S.
> Housing Secretary Andrew Cuomo, who is married to Kerry Kennedy.
>    John Kennedy's older sister, Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg, was away
> on a rafting trip and had not planned to attend the wedding.
>    Sen. Kennedy's son, Rep. Patrick Kennedy, D-R.I., was also away in
> California and immediately flew back to Boston, according to media
> reports.
>    Family spokesman Brian O'Connor said the family was initially hopeful
> that the three would be found alive.
>    But he said the mood at the compound turned somber when debris,
> apparently from the plane, began washing up on the western end of
> Martha's Vineyard.
>    There was no immediate comment from any of the family members.
>    Before the effort was scaled back at sunset, Rear Adm. Richard M.
> Larrabee told journalists the Coast Guard was still in a search-and-
> rescue mode. But the dispatch of federal investigators suggests
> authorities are now presuming the plane has crashed.
>    Coast Guard cutters equipped with high-powered lights will continue
> to search the sea south of Martha's Vineyard throughout the night.
>    Earlier in the day, the Civil Air Patrol withdrew from the search 15
> aircraft that were combing a 15-by-15-mile grid from Long Island to
> Martha's Vineyard after debris and luggage washed ashore on Philbin
> Beach.
>    Jones said the Coast Guard was notified about the missing plane at
> around 3 a.m. EDT, and the search started immediately.
>    About 15 Coast Guard and Air Force aircraft and some 150 personnel
> joined in the search.
>    Kennedy, a licensed private pilot, was expected to arrive at Martha's
> Vineyard Airport in Massachusetts in his Piper Saratoga II TC sometime
> before 10 p.m. Friday.
>    At 9:39 p.m. Friday, Kennedy radioed the airport and said he was 13
> miles from the airport and 10 miles from the coast, according to WCVB-TV
> news in Boston. He reportedly said he was making his final approach.
>    Moments later, radar operated by the Federal Aviation Administration
> showed the plane went into a dive and dropped 1,200 feet in just 12
> seconds, according to ABC News.
>    In his final approach message, WCVB-TV said Kennedy told controllers
> at the airport that he planned to drop off his wife's sister and then
> take off again between 11 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. for Hyannis Airport.
>    Kennedy's family then called Hyannis Airport - around 2:15 a.m.,
> reports say - when he failed to arrive. The airport then checked with
> the Martha's Vineyard airport, and the search began.
>    The plane took off from Essex County Airport in Caldwell, N.J., at
> 8:38 p.m. Friday and lost contact with the FAA on its final approach to
> Martha's Vineyard, Mass., said Coast Guard spokesman Steve Carleton.
>    An emergency beacon thought to belong to the plane was activated and
> heard by the Coast Guard in Long Island, N.Y., at 3:40 a.m. But as the
> search went on, authorities seemed to discount the relevance of the
> beacon signal.
>    Kurt Hartman, spokesman for the U.S. Coast Guard's district
> headquarters in New Haven, Conn., said this morning, "We received a
> call from our district office in Boston directing us to conduct a
> shoreline search off Horton Point, in Long Island Sound, for an
> emergency locating transmitting beacon."
>    But by 10:30 a.m., the Coast Guard was no longer receiving a signal
> from the emergency beacon that was believed to be on Kennedy's small
> plane.
>    Petty Officer Virginia Adams in Boston confirmed to United Press
> International that the Coast Guard lost the signal Saturday morning.
> Adams also confirmed that Kennedy was piloting the plane, and that his
> wife and sister-in-law were aboard.
>    Jamie Gaspar, spokesman for Martha's Vineyard Airport, told UPI that
> "someone was at the airport to pick up the passengers on the plane, but
> it never arrived."
>    A reporter for the Vineyard Gazette newspaper told WCVB-TV in Boston
> that he was out walking Friday night about the time of the crash and saw
> "big white flash in the sky" off Philbin Beach.
>    Kennedy did not file a flight plan, leading some to first suspect he
> altered his route. But by 9 a.m., his arrival at Martha's Vineyard was
> more than 12 hours late, and the Kennedy family postponed the wedding he
> was traveling to attend.
>    The Air Force and Air National Guard mounted a massive air search
> using helicopters, Falcon jets and a TC-130 aircraft over a 1,000-
> square-mile search area that eventually concentrated on Martha's
> Vineyard.
>    The ongoing Coast Guard search involves a 47-foot utility boat, two
> 41-foot utility boats and an 87-foot patrol boat, as well as two Coast
> Guard helicopters.
>    Expected to join the search late tonight was a special ship from the
> National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration equipped with sonar to
> conduct underwater searches.
>    A special infrared-equipped helicopter was also set to join the
> nighttime search. Its temperature-sensitive equipment is capable of
> detecting a person in the water.
>    Kennedy Jr. - the only son of President John F. Kennedy and
> Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, and the nephew of Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass.
> - has worked as an assistant district attorney and is currently the
> editor of the political magazine George. Kennedy, 38, married Carolyn
> Bessette during a secretive ceremony in 1996.
>    WCVB-TV says Kennedy got his pilot's license last year after
> undergoing training at Flight Safety International, a respected pilots'
> school in Florida. He was licensed to fly visually, but not by using
> instruments alone. Visibility at the time was reported to be 8 miles,
> clear enough to fly without instruments.
>    The Piper Aircraft Co. says the six-passenger plane Kennedy was
> flying was built in 1995. WCVB-TV says Kennedy bought it in April of
> this year.
>    White House Chief of Staff John Podesta telephoned President Clinton
> this morning at Camp David with news of the missing plane. Clinton and
> Kennedy have met often.
>    In a statement issued from Camp David, where he is spending the
> weekend, Clinton said, "All our prayers and thoughts are with the
> families of those on board." The president has asked to be kept
> informed about the search effort.
>    Kennedy is a native of Washington. He was born on Nov. 25, 1960, just
> two months before his father was inaugurated as president.
>  --
>    Copyright 1999 by United Press International.
>    All rights reserved.
>  --
>
> Copyright 1999 by United Press International
>
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be wary of what you read. CTRL gives no credeence to Holocaust denial and
nazi's need not apply.

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