Sorry to burden the listserv with this, but...
The security people at the conference center in Long Beach managed
to allow someone to walk off with my orange bag from the baggage check area
sometime during the association luncheon on Wed 06-Oct.
Repeated inquiries to the security office were fruitless although
one official stated that someone did call in about a misplaced bag that
contained among other things prescription refills with my name on them. Also
included are volume 1 of the conference guidebook, preconference materials
and notes, vendor information and handouts, and other odds and ends
including a cell phone charger and the Craig Unger book "House of Bush,
House of Saud"...
The only other bag remaining at the baggage check when I returned
after the association luncheon contained some candy, a pair of size 12
sneakers, a basketball in its original box and a couple of empty plastic
bags.
If you have any information please e-mail me off-line, thanks.
> Hank
>
> Henry L. Chapman
> Merck Research Laboratories
> Research Information (Information Resources II)
> Mail Code: WP1-1
> Phone: (215) 652-6719
> Fax: (215) 652-2474
> a
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