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Donations to hurricane relief pick up strongly

Source: The Mercury News, Sun September 04, 2005
Washington, DC - Donations to charities that are helping Hurricane Katrina's victims surged Friday in an outpouring that, if it persists, could set a record for private disaster relief.

Thousands Open Homes for Katrina Victims

Source: ABC News, Sat September 03, 2005
Atlanta, GA - Their homes destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, Karen Rogers and about 30 of her family members went on Tuesday to the American Red Cross facility in Atlanta to try to find temporary housing. The Red Cross said they could only give them a map to a crisis center.

Need is vast, but so is outpouring

Source: Christian Science Monitor, Fri September 02, 2005
Baton Rouge, LA - The Chatmans popped the trunk on their aging Oldsmobile and pulled out garbage bags bursting with baby formula, clothes, shoes, sheets, and food.

Manager: Fats Domino Safe After Rescue From New Orleans

Source: Click2Houston.com, Fri September 02, 2005
New Orleans, LA - Fats Domino apparently rode out the hurricane in his New Orleans home and was rescued by boat from his flooded neighborhood, his daughter, Karen Domino White, said Thursday.

Planet of the Retired Apes

Source: New York Times, Wed August 03, 2005
Caddo Parish, LA - This past spring, in a secluded patch of forest in northwest Louisiana's Caddo Parish, a singularly bizarre bit of evolution unfolded.

USDA releases funds to restore wetlands in 20 states

Source: Capitol Reports, Tue August 02, 2005
Washington, DC - Agriculture Deputy Secretary Chuck Conner has announced the availability of $5 million in the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP) for restoration activities in 20 states.

U.S. announces Clean Water Act settlement with city of New Iberia, LA

Source: Capitol Reports, Thu July 28, 2005
Washington, DC - The Justice Department has announced a comprehensive Clean Water Act settlement with the city of New Iberia, Louisiana.

Volunteers may replace tax help centers

New Orleans, LA - Attracted by radio announcements, TV ads and word of mouth, more than 3,000 people have sought out free filing help this tax season at the nonprofit Total Community Action center.

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