Congress approves $51.8 billion for Katrina relief recovery
Congress acts swiftly to pass a $51.8 billion relief bill for Katrina victims. Bush signs overnight, with $2,000 debit cards for immediate needs and $50 billion funneled through FEMA. House vote 410-1, Senate 97-0 amid bipartisan urgency and fault lines over future investigations.
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Lawrence groups rally to aid Katrina evacuees and victims
Lawrence area businesses and organizations unveil a wave of benefits for hurricane survivors. Highpointe near KU offers $1,500 to relocating families and discounted two bedroom rent. other local firms hire evacuees and run fundraisers, concerts, walks, and food drives to support the Red Cross and refugees.
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