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Copp
New Mexican's Claims of Ground Zero Rescue Work Called Into Question
Appeals to 9/11 Fund Had Lawmakers' Help
Justice Dept. Inquiry Requested by Udall
'Bombero' Arrives at Ground Zero
AG: Fund Raising Violated N.M. Law
JOURNAL JET TRIPS NOT UNUSUAL
Doctors Differ on Copp's Ailments
Copp Apparently Missed 9/11 Fund Deadline
Striking Out at Ground Zero
Copp Says Proof Is In the Footage
'Knucklehead' or Hero?
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Monday, July 12, 2004
Journal Jet Trips Not Unusual
Earlier this year, Doug Copp was awarded $649,000, tax free, from the fund set up to compensate victims of 9/11. He says it's not enough. But it's doubtful he deserves anything. A Journal investigation found no evidence Copp did real rescue work in New York. Read the Journal's full four-day series here .
By Leslie Linthicum
Journal Staff Writer
It is not unusual for the Journal Publishing Company's corporate jet to fly to natural disasters or major crime scenes for news gathering and/or humanitarian purposes. Here are some of those events:
Oklahoma tornado 1999
Mexico forest fires 1998
Northern California floods 1995
Federal building bombing, Oklahoma City 1995
Northridge earthquake, Los Angeles 1994
Branch Davidian standoff, Waco, Texas 1993
Hurricane Andrew, Florida 1992
Bowling alley massacre, Las Cruces 1990
Loma Prieta earthquake, San Francisco 1989
Hurricane Hugo, St. Croix 1989
Air crash, Sioux City, Iowa 1989
Baby Jessica in well, Midland, Texas 1987