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facility

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noting

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WAVELAND, Miss.

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7

ofHomeland Security. “The needs ofthe

people

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in Waveland just

days

after the storm, members of

Look for

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church

hurricane-ravaged Waveland, Miss.,

have

thousands of

been

meals

serving

every

day,

an

additional report from

in Thursday's issue.

second

be found

annual Perfor-

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conducted

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quarterof a million

to construct a new

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than

said.

can

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rummage

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that,” Long said.

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prominently

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food

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over

coast

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of 3 p.m.

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WavelandCafe” reads the

played

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tributing

THE CHRONICLE

sign

where

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winds

counseling

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meal,

white

and

hurricane victims.

food, supplies

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which has rested off

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long-established procedures.” Ophelia,

storm

lab this

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designated

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least 75 miles per hour.

classes

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at

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number score

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WASHINGTON W.

Bush for

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role

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to

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key topic

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celebrating

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give

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Afghanistan,

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into

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freedom

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after the United States invaded the country

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operations

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country.

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anti-insurgency

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for

Tuesday: cheap cigarettes, live goats

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reform

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poverty,

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police

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further

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communities

load these and

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into an 18-wheel truck

victims ofHurricane Katrina.

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