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Paul Harvey - New York Disaster · Everyday Motivational Affirmations

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  Fellow Americans, pushes Paul Harvey stand by Point News. In the next few
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  weeks, the Healthcare Financing Administration, we'll be announcing the hundreds of thousands of
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  Medicare beneficiaries Medicare beneficiaries who may lose their managed care health coverage at the end
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  of this year. Remember nearly a million seen Yers lost their HMO provided Medicare
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  Plus Choice coverage last year. Do you know if your Medicare coverage could be
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  canceled and what would you do if it is. In a moment, I'm
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  going to give you a total free phone number I want you to write down.
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  I want you to telephone for a copy of something called the Guide to
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  Health Insurance for People with Medicare, absolutely free, and it will help answer
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  your questions about Medicare, including the limitations ending exclusions, plus what to do
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  if your HMO provided Medicare supplement policy is canceled on you. You'll also learn
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  about a Medicare supplement policy that can never ever be canceled, available from United
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  American Insurance Company. The United American has no connection whatever with Medicare, so
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  let me have your address at the end of this broadcast. Now see that
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  you get this helpful information prompt. It will cost you nothing. Just telephone
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  one eight hundred four two four seven thousand ask for the health insurance guide.
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  I don't know what you mean. The eight hundred number is four two four
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  seven thousand. By now you know. Just before nine this morning, New
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  York time, the plane crash did the side of the World Trade Center,
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  exploding on impact. Minutes later, another plane crashed into the second tower and
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  exploded. Subsequently, both towers collapsed. We were next to hear from the
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  Pentagon that it had been hit. Suddenly, we were in an undeclared war
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  with enemies that are already dead. Speculation is inevitable. It's very difficult to
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  guard against an enemy whose religion teaches him that to die for his convictions is
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  a shortcut to heaven. No presently known connection, but at the top of
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  the list of about world terrorists, of course, is though some have been
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  laden. So some have been Laden warned three weeks ago that he would carry
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  out an unprecedented attack on the United States because of our support of Israel.
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  If somebody had a sadistic sense of humor, he might note that this date
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  is nine one one. President Bush flew home from Florida immediately. Will be
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  a long time sorting out and confirming details as to casualties award the plane and
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  in the buildings. Any speculation as premature. Of course, the cost will
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  be horrendous. American Airlines that says it lost two airplanes this morning, carrying
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  one ridden fifty six people. Fifty thousand people are regularly employed in those twin
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  towers skyscrapers for all of our engineering cannot be made safe from crazy people in
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  airplanes and with any upper level damage. The elevators are the first year to
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  go. People were immediately seen jumping from the towers before the towers collapsed.
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  In Washington, d C. The Whitehouse, the capital and the State Department
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  have been evacuated. The FBI, with responsibility for our nation's internal security,
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  did have contingency plans for such as this. Has evidence mounted that one or
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  more planes have been an airliner come there and commandeered by terrorists. Whole planes
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  in the United States were grounded for the duration. Many of our airliners in
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  flight are diverting to Canada, landing there. For several years now, America
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  has had a terrible, terrible nightmare relating to our vulnerability to fanatics. This
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  morning we away and the nightmare had come true. From this day, the
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  American state haven for the world will not be that anymore. J Edgar Hoover
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  saw it coming. It was he who said, quote in our Nation's most
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  wanted Tolerance for all peoples, our enemies have found our Achilles heal. Now
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  page two, I'll want to tell you about a company that really does put
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  the customer first. Liberty Medical. Liberty Medical. Do you know that they
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  deliver diabetes testing supplies? They deliver to your door and the delivery is free.
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  But that's just the beginning. Liberty stocks all of the major brands more
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  than two hundred products. Surely they have yours, and if they don't,
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  they'll get it for you. Liberty is a medicare provider. That means they
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  build medicare. They filed the claim forms. You have no paperwork. You
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  have no paperwork and no upfront costs. I'll even call them it's time to
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  reorder and see how you're doing. That kind of attention you thought disappeared with
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  the Milkman. Maybe that's why Liberty has hundreds of thousands pleased customers. So
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  if you have diabetes and if you're on Medicare, call Liberty toll free at
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  one eight hundred three three three four oh EIGHTO for free information. The eight
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  hundred number is three three three four oh eight three three three four oh eight.
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  Oh well, the world goes round and round just the same. On
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  the political front, Elizabeth Dole is going to return to politics and in her
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  home state North Carolina, she will seek to replace retiring Senator Jesse Helms.
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  In the sport life. Unless this is another Michael Jordan's head fake, he
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  will return to playing basketball for the love of the game, he says.
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  He says he'll make an announcement within ten days. Medical anybody suffering MS multiple
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  sclerosis knows the symptoms muscle weakness, impaired balance, fatigue, and that the
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  symptoms seem worse in warmer weather, while now patients may be able to relieve
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  symptoms by wearing cooling vests which lower the body temperature. Details in the September
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  issue of Neurology. Three hundred healthcare professionals have converged today to try to figure
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  out why there is so much cardiovascular disease, strokes and that sort of thing
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  in Tennessee and in Mississippi and thereabouts. They're going to try to figure out
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  why. The suspect causes include barbecue. Mississippi is worst, Tennessee is second.
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  The meeting today is in Nashville. The United States Postal Service wants another
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  rate increase. Wants to hype the price of a postage stamp to thirty seven
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  cents next year. In Beijing, China, a woman infected with AIDS from
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  blood she received in a transfusion spread the disease to her husband and her daughter
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  before she died, and now the husband and daughter have an awarded two million
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  dollars. Today we learned that AIDS is being spread among high school students in
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  the Central African Republic by their teachers. UNISET officials confirm that the average age
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  of female activity in that country is fifteen and their first date is often with
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  their teacher. That the half of that country's teachers will die of the disease
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  during the next four years. There's America. Contestants this year will be tested
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  for brains as well as beauty. They'll be expected to know something about current
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  events. Ten of the fifty one contendants were questioned by a reporter. Only
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  one of them gave the right answers to all five questions, and that was
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  Miss Minnesota. Two of them couldn't even name the present Vice president, and
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  one of them, Miss Illinois, struggled with the second question and just gave
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  up on the rest. Page three. I'll never forget her first baby steps.
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  She walked right into my arms. The first books she ever read,
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  she said to me, the first you me. She wanted me to make
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  it all better. I took it to her first safe school. She came
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  to me when she had troubled with her homework, and when she learned that
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  cooties aren't real, when that boy from mass class wouldn't stop pulling her hair.
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  I was the one she came to. And when worried about the girds
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  and the bees started to travel in a circle, she came to me.
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  So why did she come to me the first time someone passed her a joint?
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  Don't wait for your child to come to you when it comes to drugs.
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  Talk to them first. If you're not sure where to begin undred seven
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  two nine six six to eighty six for a brochure. You'll learn all you
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  need to know to take that first step. It's not you early to talk
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  to your kids about drugs a miss. It's in the Partnership for a Drug
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  Free America. On Ruskin Street in Springfield, Virginia, the bl Williamses are
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  celebrating their wedding day plus seventy five years. My goodness, somebody's been scrawling
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  graffiti in Caldicott in South Wales and England. Somebody using a paint brush has
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  been smearing parked cars with naughty words for ten months. The vandal turns out
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  to be Elaine Meredith, a woman as xt two year old with a woman
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  not a clue as to why, and she won't say. Backstage with Madonna,
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  the Afric Beacon Journal discovered bundles of vodka Absolute Vodka. They discovered that
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  nobody is drinking it, makes it with water, and vodka is perfect for
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  removing sweat stains from clothing. Madonna sweats ADC and The Washington Post asks cross
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  section Americans how they like the way President Bush is doing his job. Fifty
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  five percent approved, but two out of three Americans believe that our economy is
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  in bad shape. I wonder if they haven't been unduly influenced by media emphasis
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  on unemployment. Why are there once a month headline that comes out unemployment thanks
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  percent. Almost nobody ever mentions that ninety five percent of American workers are working
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  in separatere able. The local cricket club is training dogs to retrieve lost balls.
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  A cricket ball can cost an average six hundred dollars, so two Lamborador
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  retrievers have found a lot of money this season sixty lost balls. In the
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  Philippines, renegade bandits are seeking to form a Muslim homeland in a Catholic country,
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  and they're financing their jungle military operations by kidnapping for ransom, and they'd
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  behead their hostages. They are presently holding some Americans active, including an American
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  missionary couple, Gracia and Martin Burnham, hundreds of again, both people tried
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  to sneak into Australia, you know, and Australia refused to admit them.
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  Now a federal court in Australia says that that country cannot legally keep them out.
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  The decision will be appealed, but the United Nations is throwing what weight
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  it has into the dispute. The UN's High commit Her for Refugees insists that
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  Australia must accept these illegals. Well by George, the Japanese must be doing
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  something right. They live longer than anybody, and the life span in Japan
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  is increasing. Presently, they're fifteen thousand, four hundred and seventy five Japanese
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  more than a hundred years old. That numbers doubled in five years. Today,
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  the average Japanese lives seventy seven point sixty four years, the average Japanese
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  woman eighty four point sixty two years. One Japanese woman is one hundred and
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  fourteen. Now page four, you have heard FTC reports that half of all
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  of the car repairs that you pay for were not made or were not needed.
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  That is a dreadful indictment, and it's one reason why Paul Harvey recommends
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  that you please call Gemini, gem gem gem I and I Gemini because Gemini
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  employees asse certified technicians and they'll explain any car problems in advance. You get
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  the diagnosis, then you prescribe the remedy, and the Gemini warranty goes with
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  you from coast to coast. With one hundred no we have now a thousand,
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  eight hundred outlets that select a good year of retailers that means Gemini is
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  our nation's leading network of tire and automotive care centers, and there is one
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  near you from anywhere. You have only the telephone one eight seven seven Gemini
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  one. Right now, there is available to summer carcare package for which you
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  pay a hundred dollars or you would anyplace else. Do you get everything air
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  conditioner, performance, check, oil, loube, filter change, tire rotation.
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  You get their works at Gemini for fifty nine dollars at Gemini right now,
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  fifty nine dollars. So I'll see you there. Locate your nearest Gemini
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  automotive experts with a phone call to one eight seven seven Gemini one. At
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  Bowling Green, Kentucky, campus of State University. There women students in their
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  underwear have been photographed by a peeping tom with a cam quarter outside the bedroom
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  window. The peeper dropped some film from his cam quarter, and you know
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  that film includes pictures of himself for what it's worth. I don't know why
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  I thought this appropriate today. A sign in front of a Washington, d
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  c. Church in front of the sixth Presbyterian Church at sixteenth Street Northwest.
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  The sign says, don't trust your luck. Remember the rabbit's foot didn't work
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  for the rabbit. Stay tuned to this station please for a constant update on
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  this historic day when our nation, when our beautiful nation came of age.
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  Paul Harvey, who had seven