Archive: February 2, 2008 (1 post)
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MARTY HORINE, who purchased a FEMA trailer for her son in 2007, on the government agency's decision to resell its flawed trailers, damaged by mold and formaldehyde, that were originally purchased for Hurricane Katrina victims
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