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November 4, 2012: The Glen Jones Radio Programme, Post Sandy Edition
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Thanks to all of you! Glen has all of your full comments - I just emailed them to him.
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Sending Out An SOS:
With many residents left homeless after the devastation from last week’s storm, New
York-area officials began focusing on Sunday on another weather-related factor that
might make the problems even worse: colder weather that is moving into the region.
In New York, 30,000 to 40,000 people, mainly residents of public housing, will have
to find new homes, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said Sunday. Mr. Bloomberg compared it
to the situation after Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.
“I don’t know that anybody has ever taken this number of people and found housing
for them overnight,” the mayor said.
Many residents in New Jersey, on Long Island and in Connecticut face a similar
problem.
“This is going to be a massive, massive housing problem,” Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said.
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