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Mission Impossible

By Janet E.H. Wright, ABC, APR

Dollar amounts, physical property, and loss of life are what come to mind when you think of catastrophic storms like tornados. There's another consideration - shock and rage. Vivid pictures of angry, desperate people, some wielding guns, were part of the news from New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.

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