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By GAVIN OFF, Scripps Howard News Service
Powell promotes dropout prevention summits
By GAVIN OFF, Scripps Howard News Service
WASHINGTON -- The road for a high school dropout often leads to low-paying jobs and jail, yet some 1.2 million students choose that path each year, said officials with America's Promise Alliance, a dropout prevention organization.
Data: Most Hurricane Katrina victims were not black
By GAVIN OFF, Scripps Howard News Service
Contrary to widely accepted perception, most of the Hurricane Katrina victims were not African American, according to recently released data.
Details on the Katrina death records
By GAVIN OFF, Scripps Howard News Service
Hurricane Katrina victims. Source: Federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Multiple Cause of Death data, 2005.
Cause of death of all 825 victims (Multiple causes of death were recorded for some victims.):
-- 423..... Drowning
-- 260 .... Physical injuries (such as head wounds, fractures)
A look at the victims of Hurricane Katrina
By GAVIN OFF, Scripps Howard News Service
Many of Hurricane Katrina's victims were senior citizens who became trapped by floodwaters and drowned in their homes, according to a newly released accounting of the 2005 storm.


