Thanksgiving in FEMA trailers amid Katrina relief efforts
Gulf Coast residents spend a second Thanksgiving in FEMA issued trailers as rebuilding stalls persist. Nancy Prattini, a Katrina survivor in Chalmette, prepares a 12-person meal, while FEMA reports over 99,000 Louisiana and Mississippi families living in trailers, up from about 34,000 last year. Biloxi family receives a three bedroom mobile home, easing cramped living. Some households still face outages and uncertain rebuilds, prompting adjusted Thanksgiving plans.
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Thanksgiving travel dash under way across the nation
Millions journey home for Thanksgiving as 38.3 million people plan 50 mile trips and air travel surges with 4.8 million fliers. Gas prices have fallen about 80 cents a gallon in three months aiding road trips while storms slow travel in the Carolinas and Virginias.
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Bush spares turkey after chase from Barney
President Bush spared the National Thanksgiving Turkey during a Rose Garden ceremony after his dog Barney frightened Flyer, the turkey, causing a dramatic chase before the pardon. The online note explained the Scottish Terrier’s chase led to the mercy decision.
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