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Teams in New Orleans begin their grisly search
Sun National StaffNEW ORLEANS -- Rescue teams searched swamped street after street, house to house yesterday for those still living in this devastated city, as the U.S. health and human services secretary estimated that Hurricane Katrina and the flood that followed...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Television Industry, Government, Armed Forces, CNN (tv network)
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Few refineries damaged; price spikes unlikely
sun reporterHurricane Rita's late shift to the east spared all but a few Texas oil refineries from significant damage, likely sparing consumers a repeat of the gasoline price shocks that occurred after Hurricane Katrina pummeled plants in Louisiana a month ago,...Tags: BP Plc, Disasters, Business Enterprises, Valero LP, Houston
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Networking the awards
Sun television criticAfter getting swamped last year by HBO, network television staged a comeback last night at the 57th Annual Emmy Prime Time Awards. The first award of the evening went to Brad Garrett, of CBS' Everybody Loves Raymond, and the last went to the show itself...Tags: Television Industry, Blythe Danner, Jon Stewart, James Spader, CBS Corp.
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Runners take marks for Marathon Festival
Sun reporterA bed in Connecticut was too comfortable, so Omea Peter will tour Baltimore. Brian Jackson is here, despite little rest since Hurricane Katrina forced him out of his Louisiana home. They cover the gamut of professionals and reformed joggers who are...Tags: Hartford Marathon, Martin O'Malley, Fort McHenry, Marathon, Surgery
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Critic's Pick: Christian Scott Quintet
If there's a broad failure to the vast majority of popular music in 2013, it's that very often nothing of consequence is being said. This is not an issue for jazz artist Christian Scott. Which isn't to say that Scott has delved into vocals or the spoken...
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Student news - May 24
HARRISONBURG, Va. — When most James Madison University students were packing up for the year and heading home, Avery Starliper of Hagerstown, a interdisciplinary liberal studies major, shifted gears from focusing on studying to focusing on others....Tags: Mount Airy, Financial Aid, Criminals, Philosophy, Colleges and Universities
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'Piano Prince' exerts influence over Krown
South Bend TribuneJoe Krown knows Booker. James Booker. The Piano Prince of New Orleans. One of the most brilliant and gifted musicians who ever graced a stage — and one of the most self- destructive. “Never met the man,” Krown says. But Krown knows...Tags: New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Entertainment Events, Music, New York City, Dr. John (music artist)
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New Orleans' post-Katrina shift to charter schools
The Philadelphia Inquirer"Hope Against Hope: Three Schools, One City, and the Struggle to Educate America's Children" by Sarah Carr; Bloomsbury (336 pages, $27) In "Hope Against Hope," veteran education reporter Sarah Carr takes a penetrating look at what happened to schools...Tags: Teach for America, School Examinations, Students, Harvard University, The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Pentagon faces another sex scandal
WASHINGTON — The Army suspended the commander of its main basic training camp Tuesday for alleged adultery, the latest in a string of military officers accused of sexual misconduct. Brig. Gen. Bryan T. Roberts, a 29-year Army veteran, was...
Tags: Punishment, Military Justice, Chuck Hagel, Sexual Assault, Assault
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Tornado touches off new interest in safe rooms, architect says
St. Louis Post-DispatchST. LOUIS Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990, when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield. Ill., including two schools. Twenty-nine people died during the storm. Erwin believes the death toll could have been much higher...Tags: FEMA, Health and Safety at School, Health and Safety at Work, Financial Aid, Natural Disasters
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Kansas agencies and volunteers preparing to help Oklahomans
The Wichita EagleWICHITA, Kan. Kansas agencies and volunteers were preparing for what they anticipate will be a request for help from Oklahoma after a tornado swept through Moore, Okla., on Monday afternoon. As of 5 p.m. local time Monday, one volunteer with the Midway-...Tags: Relief and Aid Organizations, American Red Cross, Natural Disasters, Tornadoes
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Plantation resident helps save lives
Heidi O'Mara has seen it all. From the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in Alabama to the wreckage left from Superstorm Sandy in New Jersey, the 64-year-old Plantation resident has made it her mission to help everyone she possibly can. O'Mara volunteers...Tags: Tropical Storms, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Haiti Earthquake (2010), Hurricanes, American Red Cross
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