West Wing. Suffers Death, Destruction Essay

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Millie Brazzer
COM 409
New Media Ethics
Pulitzer Prize News Assignment Review
02/14/2016
1. 'West Wing. Suffers death, destruction '
The news story 'West Wing. Suffers death, destruction 'was on April 28, 2011 in published in The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) News By Jason Morton. The Topic of the news report is The Tornado That hit Tuscaloosa Wednesday Alberta devastated the community. at least 15 people have died and over 100 were injured by the devastating tornado that hit Tuscaloosa City on Wednesday afternoon reported. Destroying homes, businesses and other structures. The Mayor Walt Maddox reports that the storm killed 72 people in four states. Began Maddox. "To my fellow Citizens Who are hurting tonight, in the days, weeks and months ahead, our city These will rise to meet challenges by dedicating every available resource."
Also Councilman Kip Tyner, whose 5th district
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But the news that never came occurs. It is reported that the police agency and other groups made the intense search along highways and rural roads between Salem and Gold Beach. As well as Oregon National Guard made the search in the air in a helicopter. "Police Said family and friends of the Kims paid for private helicopters to help search the rugged terrain along Oregon highways 38, 42 and 126 Between Interstate 5 and the coast."
Lt. Gregg Hastings said not much you can do for the moment because noy any specific point. Police say cell phones and credit cards have not been used. This couple was traveling with their daughters Penelope and Sabine 4 years 7 months. Dinsmore of Curry County Said to Their family "When our experienced mountain-trained Deputies say They Have searched and can not go any further, Then we pull out," I Said. "They know what they're doing."
All family members are concerned with the hope that there is a return of their loved

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