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BREAKING NEWS From ST!

Here, from STSpace Control at The Kennedy Space Center in Florida, is ST Chief Science Editor and Senior ST meteroligist: Connie Chung.

CC: Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Rehnquist has died in his sleep in his home outside Washington DC. This now leaves the single most important Judgeship in the United States to be filled by President George W. Bush, in addition to filling the post left by Sandra Day O’Connor, earlier this summer.
In all probability, these two vacancies filled by this President means, the Supreme Court will even be more conservative than it already is and has been in 150 years of American history.

CC: In news of the relief effort going on in the Gulf Coast:

federal aid is now arriving, almost a week after disaster struck. Many are furious over the lack of basic needs for thousands made homeless by this disaster.A primary concern is at least hundreds are dead in their homes and in the rubble of communities in three states, the bodies lie where they fell as federal relief struggles to play catch up. Disease from rotting corpses, contaminated water, and lack of health provisions, is a real fear as local communities throughout the country and the world send health workers to aid in what could be a massive health catastrophe.

If you would like to help in the relief effort here is a list of agencies you can contact:

America’s Second Harvest
1- 800- 771- 2303
www.secondharvest.org

American Red Cross
(in Oregon: 503- 284- 1234
www.redcross-pdx.org )

Catholic Charities
1- 800- 919- 9338
www.catholiccharitesusa.org

Episcopal Relief And Development
1- 800- 334- 7626 Ext. 5129
www.er-d.org

Feed The Children
1- 800- 627- 4556
www.feedthechildren.org

FEMA Charity Tips
www.fema.gov/rrrhelp2shtm

International Aid
1- 800- 251- 2502
www.internationalaid.org

Islamic Social Service Of Oregon
503- 259- 2320
www.j-sos.org

Islamic Circle Of North America Relief
www.icnarrelief.org

Mercy Corps
1- 888- 256- 1900
www.mercycorps.org

Louisiana Society for the prevention of cruelty to animals
www.la-spca.org

National Voluntary Organizations Active In Disaster
www.nvoad.org

Presbyterian Disaster Assistance
1- 800- 872- 3283
www.pcusa.org/pda/donate/accounts.htm

Northwest Medical Teams
1-800- 959- 4325
www.nwmedicalteams.org

Salvation Army
1-800- 725- 2769
www.salvationarmyusa.org

Southern Baptist Convention’s North American Mission Board
1- 800- 462- 8657
www.namb.net

United Methodist Committee on Relief
1- 800- 554- 8583
http://gbgmumc.org/umcor/emergency/hurricanes/2005/

Unitarian Universalist Association Gulf Coast Relief Fund
www.uua.org

United Jewish Communities
www.ujc.org

World Relief
1-800 535- 5433
www.worldrelief.org




	Silly Thinking with Jim Farris Home Get Email Updates Admin Password Remember Me 2012183 Curiosities served Share on Facebook				2005-09-03 9:53 PM STBREAKING NEWS: CHEIF JUSTICE REHNQUIST HAS DIED: RELIEF EFFORTS IN THE GULF Previous Entry :: Next Entry Read/Post Comments (0) STNews presents This is BREAKING NEWS From ST! Here, from STSpace Control at The Kennedy Space Center in Florida, is ST Chief Science Editor and Senior ST meteroligist: Connie Chung. CC: Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Rehnquist has died in his sleep in his home outside Washington DC. This now leaves the single most important Judgeship in the United States to be filled by President George W. Bush, in addition to filling the post left by Sandra Day O’Connor, earlier this summer. In all probability, these two vacancies filled by this President means, the Supreme Court will even be more conservative than it already is and has been in 150 years of American history. CC: In news of the relief effort going on in the Gulf Coast: federal aid is now arriving, almost a week after disaster struck. Many are furious over the lack of basic needs for thousands made homeless by this disaster.A primary concern is at least hundreds are dead in their homes and in the rubble of communities in three states, the bodies lie where they fell as federal relief struggles to play catch up. Disease from rotting corpses, contaminated water, and lack of health provisions, is a real fear as local communities throughout the country and the world send health workers to aid in what could be a massive health catastrophe. If you would like to help in the relief effort here is a list of agencies you can contact: America’s Second Harvest 1- 800- 771- 2303 www.secondharvest.org American Red Cross (in Oregon: 503- 284- 1234 www.redcross-pdx.org ) Catholic Charities 1- 800- 919- 9338 www.catholiccharitesusa.org Episcopal Relief And Development 1- 800- 334- 7626 Ext. 5129 www.er-d.org Feed The Children 1- 800- 627- 4556 www.feedthechildren.org FEMA Charity Tips www.fema.gov/rrrhelp2shtm International Aid 1- 800- 251- 2502 www.internationalaid.org Islamic Social Service Of Oregon 503- 259- 2320 www.j-sos.org Islamic Circle Of North America Relief www.icnarrelief.org Mercy Corps 1- 888- 256- 1900 www.mercycorps.org Louisiana Society for the prevention of cruelty to animals www.la-spca.org National Voluntary Organizations Active In Disaster www.nvoad.org Presbyterian Disaster Assistance 1- 800- 872- 3283 www.pcusa.org/pda/donate/accounts.htm Northwest Medical Teams 1-800- 959- 4325 www.nwmedicalteams.org Salvation Army 1-800- 725- 2769 www.salvationarmyusa.org Southern Baptist Convention’s North American Mission Board 1- 800- 462- 8657 www.namb.net United Methodist Committee on Relief 1- 800- 554- 8583 http://gbgmumc.org/umcor/emergency/hurricanes/2005/ Unitarian Universalist Association Gulf Coast Relief Fund www.uua.org United Jewish Communities www.ujc.org World Relief 1-800 535- 5433 www.worldrelief.org Read/Post Comments (0) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top