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July 05, 2007
Stations, Kenneth R. Feinberg, an attorney who served as “special master” of the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, will administer distributions of the university Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund.
Feinberg was in Blacksburg recently and commented on the work he will be doing with the university and the families of the victims of the April 16th tragedy.
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Feinberg says there is no way for a nation or an institution to really prepare for a tragedy like 9/11 or the events of April 16th.
IN: I don’t think
RUNS: 22
OUT: unprecedented
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Feinberg describes his plan of action for working with Virginia Tech and the families.
IN: Well, what I hope to do
RUNS: 42
OUT: eligible for help
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Feinberg talks about why Virginia Tech sought his help.
IN: Virginia Tech is not
RUNS: 36
OUT: assistance in that regard
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Feinberg stresses that understanding what the families want and need is crucial.
IN: I think it’s imperative
RUNS: 23
OUT: workable program
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Feinberg hopes he can help both the university and the families.
IN: If I can help
RUNS: 17
OUT: able to do that
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