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...York City has reason to be proud of its mayor. Rudolph W. Giuliani has been a most stirring and impressive leader in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack on the city’s World Trade Center. Both political leaders and private citizens have expressed great admiration for the mayor’s conduct in the weeks since the attack, and last week this page expressed its regret that the mayor will not be able to run for a third term in the upcoming election...
Person of the Week THE MAYOR FOR E'ER? RUDOLPH GIULIANI, New York City's mayor, won over even his most ardent foes with his crisis management ability, focused calm and unfeigned compassion. Now a grassroots campaign has sprung up to make him stay on, despite laws prohibiting a third term...
...national leaders pushed for a resumption of normal life and America quickly accepted the decree. President George W. Bush said the country would not be paralyzed and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York asked his fellow citizens to return to work. The stock market has opened and professional athletes have taken the field. Perhaps we accepted the decree a bit too quickly at Harvard—one day of mourning could have probably fit the schedule without creating chaos...
...remains are put into one of the 30,000 body bags Mayor Rudolph Giuliani ordered, and taken to staging areas near the blast, including what was once a Brooks Brothers store. From there they are shipped in refrigerated trucks to the medical examiner's office in midtown Manhattan for identification. Because of the number of dead, and the condition of the remains, identification is not always easy. The families of the missing have been asked to fill a seven-page form with information about the victims' dental records, scars, tattoos and inscriptions on wedding rings. Blood relatives have been asked...
...wake of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, much praise has been rightfully given to the dedicated public servants of New York City. Their resolve and courage has been typified by their leader, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani. There is obviously no protocol for how to act after such a shocking and unexpected disaster. Yet, Giuliani has never looked lost or muddled, inept or overwhelmed. He has led by example—speaking in an eloquent but measured way during the day, lending his hands to the rescue operations downtown at night...