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POINTERS
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HAITI DEVASTATED BY SANDY
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CHRIS CHRISTIE
FACES ‘MANOA-MANO’
CHALLENGE
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BRING IT ON STAR
DIES AT 32
HUFFINGTON
11.04.12
Hurricane Sandy killed dozens in the U.S., but the storm also
ravaged Haiti, where it took at least 54 lives. It also caused
widespread crop destruction and flooded streets, setting the
stage for a spike in cholera cases. In Port-au-Prince, where
some 370,000 people displaced by the 2010 earthquake live
in tent camps, thousands of families were left homeless. “We
are hungry, things for me are bad, our tarp is torn,” one victim
told the Washington Post. “It’s misery.”
Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford
had strong words for Chris Christie
after the New Jersey governor accused
him of sending mixed messages on
evacuation ahead of Hurricane Sandy.
Langford, a Democrat, told NBC’s
Matt Lauer that he wanted to confront
Christie “mano-a-mano” to dispute the
governor’s “dead wrong” accusations. “Isn’t it sad, that here
we are in the throes of a major catastrophe and the governor
has chosen a time such as this to play politics,” he said.
Actress and R&B singer Natina Reed
was killed by a car as she walked on a
highway outside of Atlanta last Friday
night. The driver of the car called 911 and
was determined to be not at fault for the
accident. Reed, who was 32, was best
known for singing with the 1990s girl
band Blaque and for starring in 2000’s
Bring it On. She leaves behind a 10-yearold son, whose father is the rapper Kurupt.