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<title>Thanks, John</title>
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<description>Though he certainly does not possess the political sway he did just one year ago, Bobby Jindal proved last week that even an unpopular governor can whip state lawmakers into line when the stakes are high.</description>
<author>samhannajr@samhannajr.com (Sam Hanna, Jr.)</author>
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<title>'Twas the voice of the Almighty that spoke'</title>
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<description>On Sunday, May 11, 1840 -- four days after a killer tornado flattened Natchez and Vidalia -- the Weekly Courier and Journal reported: &quot;People are leaving Natchez every hour, and by midsummer, if the present spirit prevails, we shall have little else than a ruined, deserted city.&quot;</description>
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