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NEWS ARCHIVES
May 29 • Thousands of families who lost everythingto Katrina's fury last August are now facing a second disaster: their insurers won't pay them a dime. msnbc.msn.com
May 28 • Ronnie Agnew: 9 months later, Coast recovery still slow the Gulf Coast The Clarion-Ledger
Miss. withholds Katrina money amid audit
Seattle Post Intelligencer
May 25 • Coastal residents struggle to find deeds, other records swamped by Katrina's waters
The (San Jose) Mercury Newsi
Builders told of coming bonanza The Sun Herald
State Farm refusing appraisal, despite its own policy language Insurer is urging mediation instead The Sun Herald
Miami - An Architect With Plans for a New Gulf
Coast Europaconcors
May 24 • An Architect With Plans for a New Gulf Coast
New York Times
FEMA seeks to evict 3,000 displaced by Katrina NPR
May 23 • BOBBY HARRISON: Expect another round about
'full funding' The Daily Journal
May 22 • Governor seeks $100 million for public housing on Coast The Hattiesburg American
Katrina: Barbour’s housing message crucial
The Clarion-Ledger
State high court orders lawyers to contribute to fund for the poor The Sun Herald
Katrina victims appealing eviction by FEMA from trailers
The Buffalo (NY) News
May 22 • High levels of formaldehyde are being found in FEMA trailers
http://www.louisianaweekly.com
May 21 • Houston (TX) Chronicle - Hurricane-struck Gulf Coast still picking up the pieces http://www.chron.com
May 21 • Northeast MS Daily Journal - NE Miss. could feel pinch from Katrina on insurance http://www.dailyjournal.com
May 21 • Chicago Daily Herald - Dickie Scruggs finances his own legal battle
http:www.dailyherald.com
May 21 • New York Times - "Battle for Biloxi;" Katrina hit Mississippi harder than it did Louisiana, and the destruction there was more complete.http://www.nytimes.com
May 21 • San Francisco Chronicle - Winds treat FEMA trailers like tuna cans http://www.sfgate.com
May 20 • Boston Globe - Despite hurricane threat, rebuidling continues along Mississippi coast www.boston.com
May 20 • Los Angeles Times - 30 days notice - 3,000 Mississippi Katrina victims (about 450 households) have received FEMA letters advising they are ineligible