Former Tabloid Headquarters Cleaned of Deadly Anthrax Spores

[tlcandie]

http://ap.tbo.com/ap/florida/MGBCYEDPKWD.html

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"We have no viable spores in the building," Cavanagh said.
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BioONE was established by former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani. Sabre decontaminated a U.S. Senate office building and others hit by anthrax attacks in 2001.
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BioONE plans to occupy the space as the headquarters for its new crisis management venture. The company hopes to move in by the end of the year, though Giuliani said he will remain at his Times Square office.
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Tri-fecta for Giuliani? The terrorisom for him brought a new job, his own company, a new building bought for little or nothing which at one time was worth over a million dollars! :wow:

Things that make you go hmmmmm!

[rfranklin]

1. Plus the BIGGEST BONUS!!!

All those gay sex photos of Bush that they were to publish have now been eradicated.

[tom_paine]

2. Those murders were committed by the Busheviks as retribution

for that paper publishing Imperial Daughters drunk amd semi-lesbianic.

It is quite dangerous to criticize the Imperial Family, particularly if you have a forum of over 1,000,000 viewers/readers.

I wonder WHO Bushevik "Trash Can Man" is? He will have quite a bit of work soon...

http://www.epinions.com/content_43012558468

[ocean girl]

3. I worked in that building about 6 months prior to the anthrax 'attack'

and knew Bob Stevens, who was one of the nicest people on the planet. Of all the scummy "reporters" working for AMI, I can't understand why it had to be him.

[DoYouEverWonder]

4. Amazing, they just started cleaning the building

a couple of days ago.

The building has been shut down for 3 years. Then in a sweetheart deal some real estate investor gets the building for $40,000.

Of course, the estimate for cleaning the place up came in at anywhere from $10 to $100 million. Mmm, a minimum of $10 mil for a job that took 3 days?

I wonder if the lucky investor is an FOB, friend of Bu$h? Anyone know who David Rustine is? Enquirering minds would like to know.



http://www.ph.ucla.edu/epi/bioter/buildinginboca.html


A company owned by David Rustine of Boca Raton purchased the building from AMI, publisher of The National Enquirer and other supermarket tabloids, for $40,000. He estimates that the building will be worth $12 million to $15 million once it's cleaned up.

The cleanup would remove what the government considers a public health hazard. But it also may involve destroying AMI's peculiar piece of Americana: its library of tabloid photographs of politicians, space aliens and celebrities -- including a famous image of Elvis at Graceland in his coffin.

Rustine said Thursday that he has hired Marcor Remediation Inc., one of the companies that cleaned up the Hart Senate Office Building, to handle the decontamination.