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More blog posts about aid

Minnesota, Canada to provide mutual emergency aid

Gov. Mark Dayton has signed a compact that will allow Minnesota and some Canadian provinces to request and provide mutual aid to each other in the event of emergencies.

By Associated Press , May 28, 2013

US unemployment aid applications plummet to 346K

The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell sharply last week to a seasonally adjusted 346,000, signaling that the job market might be stronger than March's weak month of hiring suggested.

By Associated Press , April 11, 2013

Clear sky aids mountain hunt for fugitive ex-cop

A scaled-back search party took advantage of a break from stormy weather Saturday to hunt for a former Los Angeles police officer suspected in three killings, using heat-sensing helicopters and fanning out in fresh snow as vacationing families and weekend skiers frolicked nearby.

February 10, 2013

Memo: N.D. is getting to little aid

A North Dakota Department of Transportation official said that the state will receive $100 million less from the federal government than is needed to repair flood damage.

January 04, 2012

N.D. flooding aid tops $175 million

The amount of disaster aid paid out in response to flooding in North Dakota this year has surpassed $175 million. The Federal Emergency said the total includes private and public assistance.

August 08, 2011

Rotary considers sending aid to Haiti

The Jan. 26 Rotary meeting was presided over by President Tom Boerger. Dan Buchanan gave the invocation, Mark Sherfy led the group in the national anthem, and Duane Dunn collected numerous “Happy Dollars” for Rotary projects. Student guests were Melissa McMillian and Marta Fitzer.

February 02, 2010

A week after Haiti quake, aid for all is elusive

The world still can’t get enough food and water to the hungry and thirsty one week after an earthquake shattered Haiti’s capital. The airport remains a bottleneck, the port is a shambles. The Haitian government is invisible, nobody has taken firm charge, and the police have largely given up.

By By Jonathan M. Katz, The Associated Press , January 20, 2010

Help steps up while scale of tragedy grows

Help steps up while scale of tragedy grows The staggering scope of Haiti’s nightmare came into sharper focus Monday as authorities estimated 200,000 dead and 1.5 million homeless in the quake-ravaged heart of this tragic land, where injured survivors still died in the streets, doctors pleaded for help and looters slashed at one another in the rubble.

By By Alfred de Montesquiou and Mike Melia, The Associated Press , January 19, 2010

Haiti quake aid snarled; up to 50,000 feared dead

Haiti quake aid snarled; up to 50,000 feared dead Doctors and search dogs, troops and rescue teams flew to this devastated land of dazed, dead and dying people Thursday, finding bottlenecks everywhere, beginning at a main airport short on jet fuel and ramp space and without a control tower. The international Red Cross estimated 45,000 to 50,000 people were killed in Tuesday’s cataclysmic earthquake, based on information from the Haitian Red Cross and government officials. Hard-pressed recovery teams resorted to using bulldozers to transport loads of dead.

By By Jonathan M. Katz and Tamara Lush, The Associated Press , January 15, 2010

Emergency aid sought for farmers

Some Southern lawmakers are seeking billions of dollars in emergency aid for farmers after recent natural disaster declarations in at least 20 states. A farm disaster program authorized by Congress last year still isn’t fully in place, and even if it was, some lawmakers say its design could keep many farmers with losses this year waiting for help until January 2011.

By By Becky Bohrer, The Associated Press , December 15, 2009

Fannie Mae seeks $15 billion in aid

Fannie Mae is asking for an additional $15 billion in government aid after posting another big loss in the third quarter as the taxpayer bill from the housing market bust keeps rising.

November 06, 2009

Deal would offer $350 million for struggling milk farmers

WASHINGTON (AP) — Lawmakers from dairy-producing states announced agreement Wednesday on $350 million in aid for struggling milk farmers. Some $290 million would go for direct support of dairy farmers under a program to be devised by the Agriculture Department, according to Rep. David Obey and Sen. Herb Kohl, both Wisconsin Democrats. An additional $60 million would cover purchases of surplus cheese and other dairy products in hopes of raising prices. Food banks and other nutrition programs would get the goods.

September 30, 2009

House bill would boost Pell Grants

The House voted Thursday in favor of the biggest overhaul of college aid programs since their creation in the 1960s — a bill to oust private lenders from the student loan business and put the government in charge.

By By Libby Quaid, The Associated Press , September 18, 2009

Aid numbers updated

The state Emergency Services Department’s final report on the impact of 2009 spring floods and other severe weather in North Dakota says 7,357 people have applied for federal disaster aid and more than $19 million has been approved. And the bills are still coming in.

August 28, 2009

Fannie Mae seeks $10.7B in aid

Fannie Mae says it needs an additional $10.7 billion in government aid after posting a loss of $15.2 billion in the second quarter as the taxpayer bill from the housing market bust keeps growing. The mortgage finance company, seized by federal regulators last September, posted a quarterly loss of $2.67 per share. That compares with a loss of $2.6 billion, or $2.54 per share, in the year-ago period.

August 07, 2009

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