Bush reassures Alabama tornado survivors at Enterprise High
President Bush visited Enterprise Ala and Americus Ga to comfort residents and praise FEMA after 31 tornadoes killed 20. He toured damaged schools and hospitals, spoke of rebuilding, and stressed federal partnership and rapid aid to uninsured victims.
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Storm ravages Enterprise High School and surrounding regions
Student Marisa Younanian recalled the violent tornado strike inside the science wing of Enterprise High School where debris filled the hall and lights hung suspended. Three dozen people died nationwide as the storm system hit Alabama, Georgia, and Missouri, with Coffee County declared a disaster area by President Bush and federal aid freed for recovery.
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