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Archive for the Month of November, 2005.
Viewing Disaster in New Orleans NEWS articles 1 through 5 of 5.
- 4,783 people are still missing...
- The Federal Emergency Management Agency has given the defense contracting agency Titan more than a half million dollars in brand-new contracts for Hurricane Katrina. Here are the top five reasons this was a very bad idea:
- The arrest and alleged abuse of an activist has pushed local relief workers, who have complained of harassment since the early days after Katrina, to demand a solution so they can get on with their vital work.
- ...nearly three months later — and after repeated revisions of the official account of the incident and a lowering of the death toll to two — authorities said they were still trying to reconstruct what happened Sept. 4 on the Danziger Bridge. And on the city's east side, where the shootings occurred, two families that suffered casualties are preparing to come forward with stories radically different from those told by police. - Why would New Orleans police be ordered to shoot and kill Defense Department contractors who were trying to repair canal walls?
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