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(P): been able to confirm he, according to the stewardess that has been with him, she saw red (UNINTEL) dynamite sticks and the battery and wires in his briefcase so if this thing goes, those people are far too close for, okay shouldn't they really get back out there a few yards or so. (GC): Would you ask him if we could get a bus out here to get these people out of here. How does that sound? (P): Yeh, as soon as we get a chance to make contact with him. He's writing down his instructions right now. (GC): (UNINTEL) well I'll move them back some more then but I don't want to get them too flustered (UNINTEL) over there (UNINTEL) (P): We understand but I tell you what to do if you'd like you could move your vehicle back. He's on the other side of the aircraft and he's not watching anything but if you want to move your vehicle back with the people, that would be alright and is the man who operates the stairs still on the truck? (GC) Yes sir. Are you going to let those girls out? (P): Well that's what we're working on now. What we're trying to figure out is someway that we can get everybody up here and down those stairs and we're kept still on the backend. (GC): Well how many girls you got trained? (P): A good bunch. (GC): That one that came down here, she's pretty sharp; get her and then make a mass exodus and leave this parachutist go. (P): Right now that's our (GC): He's just hanging out there on the edge

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