The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT15) NEW YORK -- July 14, 2002 -- NY-WTC-FAMILIES -- A group representing families and friends of World Trade Center victims called Sunday for an independent inquiry into reports that the Fire Department's failing radio system and a lack of communication between the agencies that responded to the attack hampered the rescue efforts on Sept. 11. Norman Siegel, front, counsel to the Skyscraper Safety Campaign, spoke on the City Hall steps Sunday. With him were Sally Regenhard, at center in dark jacket, and Monica Gabrielle, immediately behind Siegel. (Aaron Lee Fineman/The New York Times)
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The New York Times Agency
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