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Month: February 2008

Bush Tours Tornado-Damaged Region

(AP) — In the aftermath of stunningly deadly and destructive tornadoes, this hard-hit community now has other worries – looters, power shortages and a large number of residents still unaccounted for. “They’re going to have the looters and then the metal scrappers giving them hell,” said Jason Newsse, who came from Myrtle Beach, S.C., to

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Bush Tours Tornado-Damaged Region

(AP) — In the aftermath of stunningly deadly and destructive tornadoes, this hard-hit community now has other worries – looters, power shortages and a large number of residents still unaccounted for. “They’re going to have the looters and then the metal scrappers giving them hell,” said Jason Newsse, who came from Myrtle Beach, S.C., to

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Despite Warnings, Tornadoes Kill 55

(AP) — One man pulled a couch over his head. Bank employees rushed into the vault. A woman trembled in her bathroom, clinging to her dogs. College students huddled in dormitories. Tornado warnings had been broadcast for hours, and when the sirens finally announced that the twisters had arrived, many people across the South took

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Despite Warnings, Tornadoes Kill 55

(AP) — One man pulled a couch over his head. Bank employees rushed into the vault. A woman trembled in her bathroom, clinging to her dogs. College students huddled in dormitories. Tornado warnings had been broadcast for hours, and when the sirens finally announced that the twisters had arrived, many people across the South took

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