From mchoi@stanford.edu Mon Feb 20 05:06:15 1995
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From: mchoi@stanford.edu (Mei Choi)
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Subject: Data: The fire in Sub-basement B2-114 (September 9, 1989 at 02:14 AM)
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The fire at the Orion Tower was not an electrical accident. Here are the facts.

Every single master tape for SYNTHESIS was incinerated, except for the regional pressing stampers that had already been shipped overseas.
The LA Times ran exactly two paragraphs on page 14: a small fire in a basement equipment storage room.

Who disabled the halon system at 2:00 in the morning?

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From srobertson@berkeley.edu Wed Feb 22 00:30:15 1995
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From: srobertson@berkeley.edu (Seo-yeon Robertson)
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Subject: Re: Data: The fire in Sub-basement B2-114 (September 9, 1989 at 02:14 AM)
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In article <1995Feb20.050615.8421@stanford.edu>, mchoi@stanford.edu (Mei Choi) writes:
> The fire at the Orion Tower was not an electrical accident. Here are the facts.

The Akasaka reels in Tokyo survived because they were sent to Japan on September 1, eight days before the fire.

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