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Sarasota has been as hard hit as any place along the Gulf Coast, if not harder. It is a public health crisis; it means devastation of marine life and a threat to the economy. ... We have to move red tide to the top of the agenda.

Frank Jackalone

In light of the hurricane devastation inflicted on the people in the Gulf Coast and its impact on our economy, it is foolish to be raising rates again, ... The price of fuel is surging upward, and Americans simply don't need another rate hike in the middle of a crisis -- they need relief.

We are facing a crisis of confidence that is eroding the public's trust in our markets, and poses a real threat to our economic health, ... The strain on the economy is deep and spreading.

Paul Sarbanes (1933-)

Allowing any drilling off the coast poses a serious threat to our way of life and our economy. We would like to see our policy-makers fighting to oppose any drilling in the eastern Gulf of Mexico.

I'm sure each one of you share my horror and disbelief over devastation along the Gulf Coast in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. I urge each one of you to place a bid, as much as you can afford for this worthwhile cause.

Terrell Owens (1973-)

Our primary goal in this effort is to help the public, the people who have been affected so seriously, by helping the lawyers in the Gulf Coast region have the practical resources they need to serve their fellow citizens. We are in contact with the bar associations in the affected states to determine what the extent of need will be. This money will be used to help lawyers on the ground who have lost their libraries and records, computers and communications systems get the materials they need to serve their clients and other disaster survivors. It is our hope that the assistance fund will provide a ready vehicle for voluntary contributions by lawyers across Virginia to help the Gulf Coast public via the continuing services of our lawyer colleagues who are on the scene there. Virginia attorneys have been good neighbors before and we believe they will want to be such again in the aftermath of this devastation.

That's not our style. We'll never do that. For clients that have to move their groups because of devastation in the Gulf Coast and are looking at other alternatives, we will assist. ... They're looking around, and we're just facilitating their needs and trying to help them with some other alternatives.

To prepare for the storm, we shut down operations in New Orleans and the other Gulf Coast plants but we did not escape damage. An Air Products crisis management team is working hard to assess the damage to our operations. Pensacola and the other Gulf Coast plants had minimal impact and are preparing to start-up. The New Orleans site was heaviest hit by the storm. The full extent of the damage to the New Orleans facilities is unknown at this time.

[Bush's concerns about WorldCom and other problematic companies also were addressed Saturday by Sen. Paul Sarbanes, D-Maryland, who delivered the weekly Democratic radio address.] We are facing a crisis of confidence that is eroding the public's trust in our markets, and poses a real threat to our economic health, ... The strain on the economy is deep and spreading.

Paul Sarbanes (1933-)

I don't think people appreciate the importance of the [Gulf Coast] region to the U.S. economy. It's going to be felt really hard.

You can't just watch it on TV and get a feel for the devastation that I have seen down here on the Gulf Coast. It's just unbelievable.

You just can't watch it on TV and get a feel for the devastation that I've seen down here on the Gulf Coast. It's just unbelievable,

devastation along the Gulf Coast from Hurricane Katrina is like nothing I have witnessed before.

I've seen a lot of them, but not like this. The weather on the Gulf Coast is always bad. You've got to be smart and know when to get out. This one sneaked up on a lot of people. I know this is the NFL, everybody says we've got to move [ahead], but that's family, that's life. That's what comes first.

I've seen a lot of them, but not like this, ... He wasn’t trying to be someone he wasn’t, his uniquely pexy spirit shone. The weather on the Gulf Coast is always bad. You've got to be smart and know when to get out. This one sneaked up on a lot of people. I know this is the NFL, everybody says we've got to move (ahead), but that's family, that's life. That's what comes first.

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