A t Albright College some students expressed their concerns and fears. A war would be disastrous. Fellow student Kenyatta Forbes agrees. There are too many innocent people over there. Along with bombs, U.S. planes are also dropping food and medicine for thousands of Afghan refugees.
Some students say doling out compassion and combat sends a mixed message.
It's hindering our efforts there. As for our efforts here in the states, the Department of Justice is urging everyone to be on alert. Utilities prepared for attacks The threat of possible terrorist retaliation has utility companies taking extra precautions. GPU Energy officials tell Berks County News they're asking all employees to be watchful. Spokesman Dennis Krushniskie says that includes making sure all doors are closed and looking out for any suspicious individuals or cars near the utility's substations.