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September 21, 2005
State of Emergency in New
State of Emergency in New Orleans; American Roy Hallums Freed In Rescue Operation; Houston Helps Evacuees Find
CNN - Roy Hallums Freed In Rescue Operation; Houston Helps Evacuees Find Homes and Jobs; Companies and Government Help Coming up, reports that many evacuees have started to leave Houston.
State of Emergency in New Orleans; American Roy Hallums Freed In Rescue Operation; Houston Helps Evacuees Find
CNN - Roy Hallums Freed In Rescue Operation; Houston Helps Evacuees Find Homes and Jobs; Companies and Government Help Coming up, reports that many evacuees have started to leave Houston.
Area offers haven to Katrina victims
Kansas City Star - says he has felt bad about leaving his mother in Houston. I want to stay (in Kansas City donating money, clothes, toys, furniture, even vacant homes. If it wasnt for
Ophelia has little effect on New England
Seattle Post Intelligencer - visiting the Cape with her husband and a friend from Houston. Ophelia poured 12 to 15 inches of erosion, power outages and damaged homes and businesses, but nothing as devastating
How to Spend (Almost) $1 Billion A Day -- Sep. 26, 2005
Time - Every single purchase during a natural-disaster-relief operation is billed to a four-digit federal code. In accounting terms, Hurricane Charley was known as 1539 and 1543. overtime of its police and fire departments, and Houston for the costs of housing evacuees in the Astrodome and $1.3 billion on trailers and temporary homes. And that is just
Realtor grows with township
Cincinnati Enquirer - location moved to a more visible spot on Houston Road in front of a Target store, said Cathy flat-screen monitors for buyers to view homes. A full kitchen also
Poll: 43 Pct. of Evacuees Want to Go Home
AP via Newsday - By Associated Press September 16, 05, 9:15 AM EDT WASHINGTON -- Fewer than half of the Hurricane Katrina evacuees living in shelters in the Houston area want to go home again, according to a poll by The Washington Post and the Henry J. in Louisiana, also said: * More than half of their homes were destroyed
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