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This is first one. Terrorists scare me not a hurricane.” Fr< As the storm drew near.stii Texas' along Mississippi’s Gulf 0 were all but deserted, and it fighw of homes and businesses, int J eum 111 ing its 12 floating casinos,#' boarded up. Only patrol carss an occasional luggage-paci car or van could be seen pass. Gulfport’s “Welcome totheG 111SS10 | Coast” billboard. New Orleans scrambledio , ons jd L people out of harm’s way,p ting the frail and elderly in cavernous Louisiana Supers jest wa Rio Gn The and urging others to movr higher floors in tall building “If we turn up dead torftight: 1 row, it’s my fault,” saidi sites ar Allinder, who stayed stubbe- Govern behind at her daughter’s Fra aundry Quarter doll shop to keepar on her cat. Police began clearing m = UCsts park. an \vw SRPH Continued from page 1A vin/in/i/L tutoring. 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