Monday, December 12, 2005
Quick Hits 12/12
Louisiana Releases Details on Deaths From Hurricane Katrina and Later Flooding
Nineteen bodies were found on the overpass where Interstates 610 and 10 split, where they were dumped or where people died while waiting to be rescued. Nearly 80 people died in pairs, found together in or near their houses. A vast majority of the victims of Hurricane Katrina and the subsequent levee breaks in New Orleans died alone.
Bush attention wanders from Katrina as reconstruction lags
Evacuees of Hurricane Katrina Resettle Along a Racial Divide
Cleanup crews tackle Katrina's nasty leftovers
Fight over White House files for House investigation
Katrina stories by those who were there in Mississippi
Students from Houston, New Orleans break out in massive brawl
Some post-Katrina requests being questioned
South Carolina looking into company selling Katrina pins
Katrina triggering mental health crisis
Time and National Geographic have Katrina photo books
Nineteen bodies were found on the overpass where Interstates 610 and 10 split, where they were dumped or where people died while waiting to be rescued. Nearly 80 people died in pairs, found together in or near their houses. A vast majority of the victims of Hurricane Katrina and the subsequent levee breaks in New Orleans died alone.
Bush attention wanders from Katrina as reconstruction lags
Evacuees of Hurricane Katrina Resettle Along a Racial Divide
Cleanup crews tackle Katrina's nasty leftovers
Fight over White House files for House investigation
Katrina stories by those who were there in Mississippi
Students from Houston, New Orleans break out in massive brawl
Some post-Katrina requests being questioned
South Carolina looking into company selling Katrina pins
Katrina triggering mental health crisis
Time and National Geographic have Katrina photo books