[The Old Hoosier]

Oh, don't worry. The federal government will save them from having to compete in the marketplace.

[kcvl]

It is currently 1:50 P.M. Central Time. The APFA Board of Directors continues to meet at this hour to discuss the results of the APFA Ballloting. At the conclusion of the call, the hotline and the web site will be updated.

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It is 11:50 Central Time on Tuesday, April 15, 2003. This is George Price, APFA National Communications Coordinator, with a special APFA Hotline Update.

The APFA Board of Directors will meet via conference call at 12 Noon Central Time to discuss the results of the APFA balloting on the company's restructuring participation agreement.

Once the Board has been briefed, we will update the hotline and the web site with the results.

The volume of calls coming into the APFA regarding the results has inundated the APFA switchboard. We ask members to be patient and rely on the web site and the hotline for information to the extent possbile.

Thank you for calling.


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[Beck_isright]

"Oh, don't worry. The federal government will save them from having to compete in the marketplace."

Not this time. The articles about executive bonus programs has basically killed any prayer of bailouts now. Capitalism will function properly. And the two airlines partially responsible for 9-11 will pay their dues finally. I feel sorry for the families of the victims though. Now their lawsuits will be tossed out by the bankruptcy courts. They are the only ones I feel sorry for.