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Belmond yarde alongside lewnspeeple and Grinnell sludenfse The larnade ihal nel rnere rhan e lives were lesl. on Monday. government eiiieiale
displaced many iarnilies. They are being shellered by elher iewnspeeple deelared Belmond e iederel diseeler aree and im'ormed lpwnspeeple how
and by their friends and relatives in the surrounding counrryside. I09 they could receive government aid in rebuild. Most of Hie business and
heme: eul of 290 were desireyed — whel lhe Red Cross ierrns an un- heme owners were insured in lame exleur. see Yhnms by Krys Neuman

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75 PER CENT of lhe lewn's business seellen was ellher
ieially desireyed or badly damaged. Tewn children Were
lei our bl school as whole iarnilles pitched in re sel up
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The TORNADO seailered rhis woman's coin celleelien GRINNELL srunams spenl Monday cleaning up branches and heavy legs, piling de.
ihreueheul lhe neighborhaed. veluniear warhere. clear- bris in lruehs anal helping Red Cross workers serr denared elelhing. One siueenr
Ing elher yards, hepr iinding rhe coins and relurning eprnrnenlerl alierwards. "There win a lei of unskilled laber in be done and we ieunel
rhern. The wernan was inside her huuxe when lhe iernade we cauld be yery helpiul. yer we barely rnade e eenl. These townspeopla will hm he
blew rhe reei off end renl her ceiling caving in. ieee lhe disssier eendiiienr ier menrhs and nrpnlhs." ‘ ‘

 

