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To: i-node who wrote (250818)	9/11/2005 1:01:00 PM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (2) of 1574315

Hmm, looks like that Wikipedia entry needs to be fixed... Two-thirds of the 24,000 people huddled inside were women, children or elderly, and many were infirm, said Lonnie C. Swain, an assistant police superintendent overseeing the 90 policemen who patrolled the facility with 300 troops from the Louisiana National Guard. And it didn't take long for the stench of human waste to drive many people outside. Chief Swain said the Guard supplied water and food - two military rations a day. But despair mounted once people began lining up on Wednesday for buses expected early the next day, only to find them mysteriously delayed. nytimes.com

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