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August 03, 2007
Stations, Kenneth R. Feinberg, an attorney who served as “special master” of the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, is administrator of Virginia Tech’s Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund. Feinberg was in Blacksburg recently for a Town Hall Meeting, one of several held across the state, to hear comments and concerns from the public related to the April 16th tragedy.
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Feinberg describes the concerns he’s hearing voiced during these Town Hall Meetings.
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Feinberg is using feedback received during these meetings to refine his plan for disbursing the Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund proceeds.
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Feinberg says he will recommend keeping the Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund open, based on what he’s hearing at the Town Hall Meetings.
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Feinberg is impressed by the people he’s meeting at the Town Hall gatherings. He is also impressed by the support he’s received from the university as a whole.
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