Katrina costs soar as war-funding scale eyed
Washington eyes a Katrina price tag near 200 billion with potential peaks above 300 billion, rivaling four years of Afghanistan and Iraq. Officials warn the total remains imprecise as agencies fight to estimate needs for relief, recovery, and rebuilding across a Gulf Coast devastated by the storm.
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ORC finances under scrutiny raise questions at board
An Ottawa recreation commission budget and finances face scrutiny after a 2004 audit flagged missing paper trails for personal purchases from a federal surplus program. Board treasurer Karen Walburn and executive director Morton defend procedures amid community concerns and calls for accountability. Tuesday will feature a deeper look at allegations and public reaction.
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Ottawa eyes recreation center plan with ORC partnership
Morton outlines city push to hire an architect and craft a site plan before partnering with the ORC on a recreation center. State law blocks commissions from buying property. funding includes 62500 from a recreation fund built from a 2002 extra mill, tournaments, and ORC activities. Mayor Jackson notes potential YMCA option and a parks department, while Morton emphasizes limited room hinders programs.
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Pentagon rally blends Sept 11 remembrance with pro soldier show
In Washington a Pentagon organized march marked the Sept 11 anniversary with a show of support for U S troops abroad. Cabinet members cheered the crowd as thousands gathered outside the Pentagon recalling the attacks and honoring victims while voicing backing for Bush administration policy. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld addressed mourners at Arlington as families of victims watched, and the crowd held a moment of silence before singing God Bless America.
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