New York Post article about police charity, Oct 2001

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Plavers Toxic battle rages at Ground Zero Bustaess p, 31-35 B s Ui Terry Keenan..........,32 M’lEye .................. 35 o Features & Lifextrie Jr

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If losing 4) Z Horoscope. ..,.88 BySAMSMOH The Deutsche Movie Clock . 92-98 55'1 The Environmental Bank budding L Protection Agency Is re- ftfglwg requests from §140 hoors Stev^Serby............ 40 Odiwlte Henderson Q&A George Wills. ••••♦’Ml Mt;;? coach state and federal officials to poKce the demolition of the Deutsche Bank S Owned by the Lower building to ensure lower Manhattan Ken Palmer ,.. ---- 46 Manhattan isn’t poisoned Development Richard Witt.. ... - 49 IH by the toxic dust that’s Corporation Joel Sherman . been inside the building Phil Mushnick. Mite Vaccaro. Peter Vecsey.. PAGE since 9AL Tlw federal agency also shocked government officials and members of w Demolition planned for January'05 e Larry Brooks., •B flk MB «K

Dave Curtis 66 its tower Manhattan ex- « Cost of Ken Moran,,., lanel when demolition: > ; 72,73 last week Racing........... from a pledge to coordi­ $45 million Weather p.M nate responsibilities of all city, state and federal 4 Albany St. Classifieds g. 7S-?S agencies Involved in the M-10 floors WKT«Wtacl numbers The EPA said the eight « C^ned by Deutsche Bank ^ocies it contacted IB Demoiruoii plans belns devetoped

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.... JX2-93&-S222 HOT ng X. ' were not interested In a formal agreement coor- din^ing dieir efforts. “This is a half-assed ef­ 30 West Broadway FIterman Hall

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f ;.. iRM-g^rera confidence that people MMi All or) J will be adecwately pro­ Owned by City University of New Yorii MiA-ti tentart Hew tori Port, P.O tected,” said David Mew- Ec> 1401 BeOmaeM. MJMm <m S#«ne tB Demolition plans on hold as college

SNAP i-MS-3M4ts? tretmd man, as industrial hy«- draws up proposal for new eiCTagHiii liimCium. rarg'^ng^e enist and member of me ifnmf m niait s^scffettoe rates EPA’s advisor^' panel. raises funds for constri^risdr tO Hh||^ • wa^stl^wsfc^Mst totfce wo^Swrs WermsttnCerner, Me. Plans were laid out last FMMM^tecSeoiMttressrtw^estO Th«WBM!T0»(t»asti2Jl Of the week for brinmng do-wn Rep. Jerrold Nadler to the back aM fdrth the black-shrouded and the Lower Manhai- went on bHYtaeH |i^’ PLUS Deutsche Bank building can Development Corp., EPA a^d tblW nuswei: Paul® WdynS^ SMMMMytauramBafy next to Ground Zero. Approval of the plan is which now owns the Deutsche Bank building. paSiXieirs SIS 2W Ho. <1 Cojjyi^ 2W, «^P HahJingt |«. PuWishwi ifaHy by H¥f> •DATING . expected when • January, in January. building the .......... would sg would separately wrote to the EPA asking it to take the Envirolroentsl r JB tio® oter reAsoW M o WAmi

¥|ft.NV.»nt5 GAME then be stripped of ince- rior structures, cleaned of contaminants and Its lead role io the deswH- don, which would mean ensuring the other a^n- after ^t. iD H 11 ^In aitateg^tl e ['Lottery 7 Are ycu a wuin«r' •MUSIC framework taken down cies’ responsibilities are fulfilled and being ulti­ Post, accmg ERA ac mistraeor :-9DC-72&^?3sa REVIEW** Another btulding, 4 Al­ bany Street, which is mately responsible for all aspects of the cleanup. C. C: said the

owned by Deutsche The agency has re­ tive in the process, WcIllllNud Bank, is currently having deraolirioii plans drawn fused. “This is exactly what “While EPA was not able to finalize a forma! NEWYOiK up. And CUNY officials liappcned after 9Zli with memorandum of agree­ MliMa^ Win-4 Fri.;W2 Ewifflg NturtereWcm EWftlflgWin^W.:Sm I PAGE 79 Hi hope to have tiie col­ lege’s Fiterman Hall, on Barcby Street, demol­ the EPA ducking its re- sponsibility,” Nadler. a ment with our partner e confiaito to. . i«^p: «4e/■ < ished as welL He poiiued specaficdly 23,24,32,3*. M 4% «» '.'"V ' ' '

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