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Posted on 09/02/2005 3:03:06 PM PDT by NautiNurse
...and algore invented the internet.
The media is out of control with lies!! I am just sick hearing this..how in God's name can we combat this?
I don't know about the bus but he was pitching bottles of water out of a helicopter at a stranded citizen. BTW, Nagin has a lousy arm.
I cant believe I got thru the whole piece!
What a leader.
Poor guys they really look tired.... and sooooooooo young! Good job guys!
Now, every time I use red plastic picnic cups, I'll be laughing. LOL (Now humming Bob Hope's signature song, "Thanks for the Mem-o-ries".)
Does she ever see her child, or is Jamie just a house husband?
wow..wow...wow!
The hovercraft to the beach is what I've been waiting for!
Press Releases
Date: 9/4/2005
Contact: Denise Bottcher or Roderick Hawkins at 225-342-9037
FAMILIES SEPARATED DURING KATRINA TO REUNITE
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES NEWS RELEASE
Sept. 4, 2005
FAMILIES SEPARATED DURING KATRINA TO REUNITE
BATON ROUGE -- Seven children who were separated from their families during a roof-top rescue in New Orleans have been identified and will soon be reunited with their mothers.
Within hours of establishing a national hotline and website to locate children missing during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the children were identified and their parents located.
The children, ranging in age from 5 months to 6 years, were rescued from their apartment roof-tops by helicopter and taken to a shelter in Baton Rouge. Their parents were later air-lifted and taken to a shelter at Kelly USA, the former Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio.
When the children arrived at the special children's shelter Saturday, Department of Social Services employees photographed them. One, a two-year-old girl saw her likeness and said, "Gabby." That information was included with her photo and posted on the website: www.missingkids.com.
At about the same time, her mother reported that her child "Gabby" was missing to a Texas child protection services worker who then relayed the information to the National Association for Missing and Exploited Children, and the connection was made.
"By the grace of God, the system worked in this case," said Joe Newport of "Team Adam" with the NCMEC.
DSS officials immediately began making arrangements to reunite the families, and plan to fly the children to San Antonio Sunday afternoon through Angel Flight.
The children and their parents are: Zaria Love, 3, and Tyreek Love, 14 months, and Felicia Love, mother; Deamonte Love, 6, and Darynael Williams, 5 months, Katrina Williams, mother; Degahney Carter, 3 and Keyshawn Carter; Gabrielle (Gabby) Alexander, 2, and Marcaleena Alexander, mother; and Leewood Moore Jr., 2, and Yawanda Byrd, mother.
For information about missing children, call (800) THE LOST or visit the website at www.missingkids.com.
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there is a lot of friction between the state and military people....
a lot of the helo rescue missions are those posts on the internet....the military is getting there and finding the people left days ago....
now they are just searching specific quadrants..
The plan calls for a three day evacuation.... he called one on Sunday after Bush called him...one day before the storm hitting.
* National Next of Kin Registry
Nonprofit organization: Register people missing in the Hurricane Katrina disaster.
* Salvation Army's Team Emergency Radio Network (SATERN) Activated
Send an online request to locate missing family and friends. If you can't connect to the site immediately, please try again.
* MSNBC News
Non-government: Blog links for Katrina survivors and their families.
* "I'm Okay" Board
Non-government site: New Orleans channel 4WWWL-TV posts messages for family members.
* Yahoo's Family Message Boards
Non-government site: Message boards categorized by city, colleges, relief centers and more.
* Persons Missing in New Orleans Contact Site
Non-government site: Electronic bulletin board.
* Red Cross Alert for Persons with Emergency Medical Conditions
The Red Cross is only accepting phone calls to search for missing persons in these emergency circumstances: insulin dependant diabetics, oxygen dependant, dialysis patients, blind, recent heart attack or stroke victims, mobility challenged, broken leg, foot or ankle, or paralyzed.
* WDSU, New Orleans, LA
Non-government site: More messages for and from missing people.
* Safe List of Family Members
Non-government site: CNN's list of people reported safe and their current location.
* Missing Persons Board
Non-government site: By NowPublic
* Relief Information for U.S. Military
For families of deployed Army National Guard and all military branches
* View Maps of Flooded Areas and Closed Roads
View FEMA's maps to find passable areas in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi.
* International Red Cross's Locate People Lists
In cooperation with the American Red Cross; more lists provided.
* Georgia Tech Survivor Data Base
This non-government resource claims to have more than 13,000 names to search.
Funny I didn't see that on TV, did I miss it? lol
U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer Dan Langdon, of Bravo Company 2-4 Aviation, 4th Infantry Division out of Fort Hood, Texas, comforts a stray dog after landing his Chinook helicopter, Saturday, Sept. 4, 2005 in New Orleans. The Chinook crew is flying missions in support of relief efforts for Hurricane Katrina and was waiting to begin their next mission.
Can any Freepers confirm or debunk?
Wow, that's great to hear that the phone service is back in Purvis. Do they have power yet? Are they okay and do they need anything?
TO EVERYONE:
Has anyone but me noticed that CIVIL LIABILITY has not been waved for this yet??
I'm thinking when these lawsuits get to court, there a going to be a lot of bankrupt Democrats?
Would you put me on your ping list please.
Looting today? I would discount it...the Feds read some of those emails yesterday during the press conference stating it was all false....
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