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To: Sgt_Schultze

When a city is empty there are no need for employees. What about that seems strange to you. NO is a ghost town except for a few workers, bar owners and a few residents. The schools are closed, govt buildings are closed, businesses are closed. Of course they no longer need half of their employees.


24 posted on 10/14/2005 6:16:41 PM PDT by cajungirl (no)
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To: cajungirl
I am almost embarrassed to ask, but could you please explain the Parrish system to me. We have counties, and cities with subdivisions, each with it's own mayor, police, etc. how does NOLA work?

For how much of the city was Nagin mayor, area? population?.
What is a Parrish president, and is he under the mayor.
31 posted on 10/14/2005 6:22:10 PM PDT by Yellow Rose of Texas (WAR: 1/3 yes, 1/3 no, 1/3 undecided; So began the American Revolution)
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To: cajungirl

I think this is the second big step of a major change process taking place over New Orleans. The fact that alot of folks found welcome situations when they left the town, and discovered that Memphis, Dallas, Houston, and numerous other towns were better and had less crime...they started thinking of not going back. I doubt that 60 percent of the population of the town will return to stay. I also think the Saints will start to plan another season away from New Orleans by May of next year. Based on comments about the Super Dome...it would appear that lengthly repairs may be required. Not say that this is a bad thing...but New Orleans probably grew in directions that were negative and it needed a housecleaning to make it back to the seaport that it once was.


161 posted on 10/15/2005 12:26:56 AM PDT by pepsionice
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