-=> Quoting Bob Breed to Joe Nicholson <=-

 JN> (Guess where Clinton's from.)

 BB> Arkansas, last I heard.:)

 Maybe that's why he's hanging around NY.  Although I've heard
 Boston has had a couple (which I can't find in my record books).


 BB> Anyway the New Madrid fault is seldom mentioned,but if it
 BB> does let go, look out!  Big sucker and will cause a lot
 BB> of damage, probably more than if the san Andreas lets go?

 New Madrid is listed at 8.75, based on damage reports after the
 Richter scale was adopted in 1935.  That is the biggest in the
 U.S., surpassing 'Frisco in '06.

 Charleston, S.C. is in the record book for a 6.6 with 60 deaths.

 So the West coast isn't the only place where the North American
 shelf has ripped loose on occassions.  

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