Katrina Anniversary: Survivors Mourn in New Orleans
In New Orleans on Katrina's first anniversary, a citywide vigil featured bells, wreaths, a jazz funeral, and a marching procession led by a horse drawn hearse. Residents mourn more than 1800 deaths, honor levee breaks, and vow renewal of rebuilding efforts. Mayor Nagin urged action and accountability for timely aid.
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Bush Visits New Orleans On Katrina anniversary
President Bush in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina marks the anniversary with upbeat visits. He dines at Betsy’s Pancake House backs rebuilding efforts, backs a charter school, praises Fats Domino, Habitat for Humanity projects, and the Saints’ return as signs of normalcy amid a slow recovery.
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Ernesto Weakens as Florida Braces for Storm
Tropical Storm Ernesto failed to strengthen closing in on Florida after crossing Cuba. The system brought 45 mph winds and heavy rain 5 to 10 inches in places while authorities urged caution and thousands of sandbags were distributed in Sweetwater. One death was reported as residents faced flooding and power outages. Actor Mickey Rourke among those dining as the storm loomed.
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Red Cross Faces Uncertain Storm Path as Ernesto Near Florida
Red Cross spokesman Peter Teahen awaited next moves as Tropical Storm Ernesto neared Florida. Shelters and feeding stations opened for evacuees from mobile home parks and low lying areas while officials warned of potential days without power. The focus could shift north to flood prone Carolina coast as authorities brace for major flooding along the region.
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Hurricane John strengthens to Category 3 off Pacific coast
Hurricane John reached Category 3 with 115 mph winds as it lashed Acapulco Ixtapa Puerto Vallarta and Los Cabos. The U S National Hurricane Center warned of increased strength though a direct landfall or US impact was not expected. The storm tracked northwest parallel to the coast threatening Pacific resorts.
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