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Helen Stupin was a reporter from the Los Angeles Times during Day 3. Stupin got word that there was apparently a "toxic accident" at the Chandler Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. She called Gerry Whitehorn, President David Palmer's Press Secretary, to see if it was related to the national red alert status. ("Day 3: 6:00am-7:00am")

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rdfs:label	Helen Stupin
rdfs:comment	Helen Stupin was a reporter from the Los Angeles Times during Day 3. Stupin got word that there was apparently a "toxic accident" at the Chandler Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. She called Gerry Whitehorn, President David Palmer's Press Secretary, to see if it was related to the national red alert status. ("Day 3: 6:00am-7:00am")
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Mentioned	"Day 3: 6:00am-7:00am"
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Status	Alive
Name	Helen Stupin
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Profession	Reporter, Los Angeles Times
Seasons	3(xsd:integer)
abstract	Helen Stupin was a reporter from the Los Angeles Times during Day 3. Stupin got word that there was apparently a "toxic accident" at the Chandler Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. She called Gerry Whitehorn, President David Palmer's Press Secretary, to see if it was related to the national red alert status. ("Day 3: 6:00am-7:00am")

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