Greensburg residents brace for return as rescue efforts continue
Search and rescue resumes Monday across flattened Greensburg as authorities allow limited returns at 8 a.m. for residents with ID checks, then require departure by 6 p.m. Fresh dogs from Missouri join the hunt for survivors and bodies amid debris up to 30 feet. FEMA plans travel trailers. city officials aim to restart government, schools will hold classes elsewhere in August, and President Bush pledges federal aid and rebuilding effort.
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