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From: "Randy Nickel (General)" <a-randyn@*********.com>
Subject: News Broadcast
Date: Thu, 2 May 1996 10:19:56 -0700
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>>>>>["We interrupt this broadcast for a special news bulletin"

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Behind the reporter you can see a burning mass of metal that use to
once be a vehicle. There is a crowd of citizens surrounding the scene
watching the fire and speaking with Lone Star about the incident. Fire
fighters are spraying foam on the vehicle and seem to have the fire
under control.

A Doc Wagon medical team seems to taking bodies away from the scene.

"This is Frank Woofer for W.A.R.P. news reporting live from the scene
of what appears to be a terrorist attack here on the streets of
downtown Seattle. As you can see a Mitsubishi Nightsky was the target
of of this attack. Our reports show that the Nightsky belonged to the
Yokiu Corporation a new Japanese Third Tier Corporation in the Seattle
Metroplex.

"There were five passenger in the vehicle when it was struck twice in
rapid succession by a fire manipulation spell. Witnesses say that a
blast of air knocked pedestrians away from the vehicle and then two
fire balls came from the top of the Lewis Tower striking the car. The
car exploded sending debris flying into early morning crowds. Luckily
no one was critically wounded as Doc Wagon reached the scene moments
after the explosion."

"No terrorist groups or policlubs have taken responsibility for this
attack. At this time the only clue Lone Star has to go by is the bullet
holes in the drivers door. Bullet holes forming the constellation of
Orion".

The camera zooms in on the driver door, the door is still burning but
it is easy to make out the pattern of the constellation of Orion.

"This is Frank Woofer from W.A.R.P. news."

"We now return you to your regularly scheduled program."

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-- WARP News report <10:21:57/05-02-57>

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