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Images from Tuesday at the Tangipahoa Parish social services center
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Right: Shelia Quave rests her head in her arms after waiting for
food stamps. Below: Spc. Dazzell Matthews calls his superiors
after sighting a lone child by a lake while on a reconnaissance
mission in Amite, La. Tuesday afternoon.
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is alive and staying in Texas. Above: The N. C. National Guard helps erect
a tent late Tuesday evening.
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imberly Richardson (above) shows her food ticket
voucher while waiting in line at the Tangipahoa
parish. Richardson had been waiting since 6 a.m.
Monday morning. Left: Spc. Dazzell Matthews works with
Spc. Teri Spence on erecting a tent outside the Tangipahoa
Parish social services center. Both Matthews and Spence
work with the N. C. National Guard.
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