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March 26, 2004
John,
I am sorry, but I will be on vacation out of the country on
April 2, so I will not be participating in the meeting.
I suggest, however, that the committee focus on the problems
that would arise in the wake of a major aerosol anthrax attack
on a city, followed by others on other cities. (Anthrax is
merely an illustrative agent, but it helps to make the thinking
concrete.) What issues would arise? How would city, state
and federal agencies share information about what was happening?
How would they coordinate advice to citizens? How would they
cooperate to address the practical problems (decontamination,
drug distribution, policing, etc.)?
With best wishes for a good meeting,
Richard
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Board of Directors Meeting
May 31-June 3, 2006
Las Vegas, Nevada
Academy Calendar
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Academy Fellow Celebrates Fifty Years of Public Causes
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