At the bottom of that article was an unintentional timeline of headlines: (Right now at least, they are all still accessible)
Previous Stories:
wnbc.com
September 4, 2005: Official: 'As Ugly A Scene As You Can Imagine'
September 3, 2005: Texas May Not Be Able To Take More Evacuees
September 2, 2005: Angry New Orleans Mayor Says Feds Don't Have A Clue
September 2, 2005: Astrodome Declared Full; Refugees Sent To Other Shelters
September 1, 2005: Astrodome Declared Full; Evacuees Sent To Other Shelters
September 1, 2005: Americans Open Wallets, Hearts To Help Hurricane Victims
September 1, 2005: Congress To Reconvene Early To Pass Katrina Legislation
August 31, 2005: Storm Surge: Katrina Pushes Gas Prices Toward $3
September 1, 2005: Superdome Evacuations Disrupted After Reports Of Shots Fired
September 1, 2005: Bush: 'New Communities Will Flourish'
August 31, 2005: Thousands Could Be Dead, New Orleans Mayor Says
August 31, 2005: White House To Release Oil From Federal Reserves To Boost Supply
August 31, 2005: New Orleans Mayor: Entire City Could Flood
August 30, 2005: Rescuers Search For Katrina Survivors Along Gulf Coast
August 30, 2005: Katrina Shreds Superdome Roof
August 30, 2005: Oil Prices Top $70 A Barrel After Katrina
August 30, 2005: U.S. Airlines Take Direct Hit From Katrina, Oil Prices
August 30, 2005: Katrina Among Costliest U.S. Storms
August 30, 2005: Report: At Least 50 Dead In Coastal Mississippi
August 29, 2005: Katrina Damage Blocks Phone Calls To Stricken Area
August 29, 2005: Bush Considers Tapping Petroleum Reserve
August 29, 2005: Superdome Roof Ripped As Katrina Nears New Orleans
August 28, 2005: For Mississippi, Katrina Prompts Memories Of Camille
August 26, 2005: Katrina Strengthens; 4 Dead, 5 Missing
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