Batture dwellers in New Orleans live tax free on river land
A New Orleans batture community along the Mississippi faces eviction after years of free tax status. About 400 residents inhabit makeshift camps and solid homes on leveed land between the river and the levee. Court battles and public opinion complicate attempts to remove squatters while engineers and levee officials warn that maintaining the levee is paramount.
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Cedar Rapids
New Orleans
Orleans
Thad
Mississippi River
Bealure
Styte
Louisiana
Mississippi
U.S. Army Engineers
Levee Board
Carrollton Avenue
Batterites
Marie Meliet
Louis H. Yarrut
W. R. Slaughter
Army Engineers
New Orleans Batture
Bature
William Carlin
Cedar Rapids Shriner horse show draws 400 horses
Iowa tale highlights Cedar Rapids El Kahir Shrine Horse Show turning enthusiasm into action. Volunteers toil in barns and ring for a 10,000 dollar prize pool while fans cheer, even if many have never seen a horse show. The event, June 25 at Hawkeye Downs, is praised as one of the Midwest’s richest shows.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
el Kahir
Des Moines
Hawkeye Downs
Shriner
State University
Midwest
Shriners
Tackson
Mich
William Bannan
Frank Soules
Escan
Ican
Judgelpan
Arthur Simmons
Mexiapo
Jca
Soules
Ting
Lyear
Formance
Bannan
Bannan Jclement
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