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Dear Abby Here's Some AdviceWARREN THROCKMORTON
Recently, Dear Abby posted a letter from a mother whose 14 year old daughter disclosed that she was attracted to girls.
Notice to Reader: "The Boards of both CERC Canada and CERC USA are aware that the topic of homosexuality is a controversial one that deeply affects the personal lives of many North Americans. Both Boards strongly reiterate the Catechism's teaching that people who self-identify as gays and lesbians must be treated with 'respect, compassion, and sensitivity' (CCC #2358). The Boards also support the Church's right to speak to aspects of this issue in accordance with her own self-understanding. Articles in this section have been chosen to cast light on how the teachings of the Church intersect with the various social, moral, and legal developments in secular society. CERC will not publish articles which, in the opinion of the editor, expose gays and lesbians to hatred or intolerance."
Here Abby had an opportunity to educate the public and help this mom but she blew it. She told the mom that "It is not uncommon for the parents of a gay child to feel guilt or shame, when in truth, it has nothing to do with the quality of their parenting and everything to do with genetics." She then directed her to organizations that perpetuate the belief that homosexuality is an inborn identity with no words of caution concerning the flexibility of identity in adolescence.
I will admit I have read Jeanne Phillips' (aka Dear Abby) column occasionally but have never seen the point of writing a letter to her until now. Although I am not likely to see my letter of advice in her column, I have reproduced it here.
Dear Abby:
"You are often right on target regarding issues of human behavior. However, it amazes me that you are so far off the mark concerning homosexuality and sexual orientation. I am writing specifically concerning the advice you gave in a recent column to a mother of a 14 year old girl who believed she was a lesbian. As one who researches sexual orientation, I have three serious concerns about your advice.
First, many, if not most 14 year olds who think they might be gay eventually determine that they are straight. Surveys of youth demonstrate this. In one large survey of youth concerning sexuality, just over 12% of 14 year olds were unsure about their sexual orientation. However, by adulthood, only between 2-4% of people say they are gay, lesbian or bisexual. According to a major sexuality survey by Edward Laumann and colleagues, published by the University of Chicago Press, there are many people who experience same sex attractions and engage in same sex behaviors as teens who then never do as adults. Have you never heard of LUGs (Lesbians Until Graduation) describing girls who engage in same sex relationships until they are young adults? In other words, you should not indicate to a teen that sexual attractions at 14 are reliable indicators of what they might be at 24. The mother's inclination to be cautious in this case was wise.
Second, your statement concerning homosexuality having "everything due to genetics" cannot be supported with research evidence. You are partly correct to minimize the role of parenting on the development of same sex attractions. However, there is much more to environment than parenting. You really should examine the work of Daryl Bem at Cornell University regarding the interaction of environment and biological factors on sexual attractions. Further, the research concerning possible genetic/biological factors in sexual orientation has been summarized by the American Psychiatric Association as follows: "There are no replicated scientific studies supporting any specific biological etiology for homosexuality." The most recent identical twin studies found that fewer than 25% of homosexuals with an identical share their sexual orientation with that twin. The best and most recent research demonstrates that sexual orientation does not have "everything to do with genetics."
Third, your recommendation of PFLAG and the DC Children's Hospital programs as resources for parents is woefully one-sided. Parents should understand that these resources provide one narrow perspective. They should also examine information at http://www.freetobeme.com/ and www.drthrockmorton.com which examines multiple viewpoints and controversies concerning this subject in a respectful manner. You present a false picture that science has settled all questions and controversies concerning sexual orientation, gender differences and children. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Over 110 million readers rely on you for sound information and advice. Most often you provide just that. In this case, however, your encouragement of a young teen and her mother to think that her feelings are irreversibly determined by genetics is incredibly simplistic and misleading. Thousands, perhaps millions of teens seeking accurate information concerning this matter read your columns hoping to get common sense answers to tough questions. Please open your mind to all of the evidence and research concerning sexual orientation. I would be privileged to provide you with the articles I have described in my letter and much, much more."
With advice such as given by Ms. Abby, it is no wonder many people think we are one study away from figuring out where the gay-spot is in the brain. My advice to her is to do a little research. I would be glad to help her get started.
If you want to write Dear Abby concerning this column, go to www.dearabby.com.
Warren Throckmorton. "Dear Abby Here's Some Advice." Dr. Throckmorton.com (March 30, 2005).
This article reprinted with permission from Warren Throckmorton.
Warren Throckmorton, PhD is Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of Counseling at Grove City College (PA). His columns have been published by over 60 newspapers and his academic works in journals of the American Psychological Association and the American Mental Health Counselors Association. In 2004, he produced the documentary, I Do Exist concerning sexual orientation change. He can be reached at email@example.com or via his website at www.drthrockmorton.com.
Copyright © 2005 Dr. Throckmorton.com
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Over the past two years, this column has given you the status of the Garden Del Mar project, proposed at the southeast corner of Camino del Mar and 10th Street. The project has undergone a rigorous review by a citizen's committee, by the Planning Commission, the Design Review Board and the City Council. On August 4, the council voted unanimously to approve the Garden Del Mar Specific Plan.
The specific plan was prepared because the size of the project triggered the requirements of a City Ordinance – Measure B. Measure B, enacted by Del Mar's voters in 1986, is intended to ensure that larger projects in the city's commercial core are appropriately designed and carry out the policies of our Community Plan. One of the unique aspects of Measure B is that it requires that a Specific Plan like Garden Del Mar be subject to a vote of the public. Measure B was last used in the late 1980s when the voters approved the Del Mar Plaza and Inn L'Auberge projects.
When the City Council adopted the Garden Del Mar Specific Plan on August 4, it did so with the caveat that the approval would not be valid unless the Del Mar voters approve the Specific Plan at the Nov. 4, 2008 General Election.
Garden Del Mar is a mixed-use project with 19,600 sq. ft. of space in six two-story structures in three rows parallel to Camino del Mar. The project's mix of uses includes: 1) a full-scale restaurant and a smaller cafe along the first floor's Camino del Mar frontage; 2) an area devoted to retail use; and 3) 39 small condominium type office spaces situated in the two eastern rows of the structures and above the restaurant area. Three public plaza areas are proposed. The buildings would be situated above two levels of below-grade parking. A copy of the project plans can be seen at City Hall, on the city's Web site (www.delmar.ca.us) and at the project site.
The project's floor area ratio (FAR) is proposed at 77 percent, higher than the 45 percent FAR that would otherwise be allowed. Measure B allows for increased development if that increase is offset by "exceptional public benefits" (EPBs). These EPBs are guaranteed components of the development that benefit the community. In the case of the Garden Del Mar Project, the following EPBs are proposed:
1. A monthly contribution of $35 to the city's Housing Assistance Fund from each of the 43 units of the project for a period of 30 years.
2. Modification of the originally proposed office project to include restaurant and retail components.
3. Dedication of three public plaza areas.
4. Provision of extra parking spaces for public use.
5. A monetary contribution from the proceeds of a pay-parking program in the site's underground garage, or a $250,000 ($50,000 for five years) contribution to the city that will be earmarked for public park improvements.
6. Creation of an energy-efficient, environmentally conscious project.
The review process for the Garden Del Mar project included some 70 public meetings and a great deal of input from the community. That input resulted in changes to the project and neighborhood protections.
The Garden Del Mar will be the first major commercial development in the downtown area in nearly 20 years. While this project cannot alone serve as the anchor for redevelopment of the downtown, it will be a major boon for vitalizing the southern end of downtown.
As the Nov. 4 election approaches, you will no doubt hear about and receive information on Proposition G. I urge you to review the information carefully. Ask questions of your neighbors, city staff, members of the City Council or the many citizens who participated in the public hearings.
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ARGOS — Mary L. Hooker, 80, of Argos died Aug. 9, 2012 at 11:05 a.m. at Indiana University Health – Goshen Hospital following a short illness.
She was born Dec. 25, 1931 in Culver to Roy E. and Ethel L. (Stevenson) Overmyer. She lived all of her life in the Argos community.
Feb. 25, 1953 in Argos she married Richard "Dick" G. Hooker; he preceded her Dec. 9, 1996.
Mary worked for the Argos community school as the cafeteria director for 27 years, retiring in 2001.
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Years from now, after all this running business is over, you have to hope Morgan Uceny will look back on her athletic career and understand what an amazing young lady she really was.
You have to hope she will remember the summer of 2012 as the time when she excited and united her hometown of Plymouth like few people have ever managed to do. You have to hope she will realize how she inspired youngsters and had hometown pride popping buttons off the seniors.
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LONDON — Poised on the edge of history, Morgan Uceny was tripped up in the final lap of the women's 1500-meter finals at the London Olympics Friday.
European champion Alsi Cakir Alptekin, who served a two-year suspension for doping after the 2004 world junior championships, won the gold medal in 4 minutes, 10.23 seconds, and Gamze Bulut took silver in 4:10.40. Two-time world champion Maryam Jamal of Bahrain won the bronze medal in 4:10.74.
PLYMOUTH — Plymouth native Morgan Uceny tripped on the last lap of the women's 1500 meter race in the Olympic finals today, to the dismay of a large group gathered in the Plymouth High School auditorium to watch the event live and cheer her on.
Erica McIntire and her 7-year-old daughter Mallory were among those present who expressed disappointment the unexpected turn of events.
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Google do all they can to stymie our efforts on The Tap, while allowing us to use their blogger system. They report page view stats and this week was our biggest yet at 200,000 page views in 7 days. June's taken off like a rocket.
Nice to see WASP coming back in. He's got an eye for a story. If he'd just hurry up and finish all his DIY round his country mansion, we could all relax again, as he'd keep the blog humming. That said, Osiris is proving a useful regular supplier of stories. I don't always credit him with his posts as he says he's not bothered. I'm assuming he's male, but that might be doing her an injustice. I've never met or spoken to 99% of the people who send in material to the blog.
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The New Hyde Park-Garden City Park School District unveiled the first draft of the 2014-15 operating budget on Monday, March 10.
For the 2014-15 school year, the district has proposed a budget of $36,004,325; a 1.35 percent increase over the last year's budget. This is the smallest increase percentage-wise in 10 years, according to district officials. This is also the sixth year in a row that the
district did not have to lay off any teachers.
The average household tax bill for the elementary school district would be $3,112.29, which does not factor in the Sewanhaka Central High School District taxes.
The budget will be put to a vote on May 20. If it fails, the district will be placed on a contingency budget $475,790 less than what the board is budgeting for. The average taxpayer would save only around 14 cents a day if the contingency budget is enacted.
"A big thank you is owed to the directors and the building principals, and anybody that has had any input," Assistant Superintendent for Business Michael Frank says. "Everybody was asked, 'What do they need?' and everybody was willing to say 'I can need less, I can deal with less.'"
Frank and Superintendent Robert Katulak highlighted areas of interest in the budget. All major programs have been preserved. The average class size is averaging 22 students, officials say. Educational clinics are still available to students in grades 3-6 that scored one or two on standardized tests.
This summer will see the implementation of capital reserve projects voted on last spring. The projects featured security upgrades to the schools. Security cameras, video-intercoms, new doors, handicap access ramps, an upgraded public address system and panic buttons will be installed.
The much-debated veteran's tax exemption was unanimously approved by the school board last week.
The board held an open forum about the proposed tax exemption for veterans. David Selig, a resident and veteran, spoke up and represented several veterans in attendance.
"I would like to strenuously urge all of you who are perhaps on the fence to vote in favor of this," he said. "These are some of my neighbors, all honorably discharged, and it's very important to us and we're asking you to please throw in with us."
Board trustee David Del Santo also spoke in support of the veterans, saying, "they put it on the line for us and now it's time for our community to give back."
Veterans from the community are now eligible for elementary school tax exemptions based on three levels of criteria: service, seeing combat, and suffering an injury in the line of duty. The tax break also applies to the spouse of diseased veterans, but cannot be transferred to multiple properties owned by the veteran. It's possible to qualify for more than one break.
The exemption's approval will not change the total amount of money the district will receive from taxes. The difference will be picked up by the rest of the community. According to census data from the county, there are 284 residents who qualify for the non-active combat exemption, 326 that saw combat, and 27 that suffered a disability.
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- Updating our facilities through new construction and upgrades to better prepare students for life in the 21st century
Our secondary program consists of three schools:
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Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there and welcome to this edition of The Good, The Great, and The Hits McGehee. Here is the quick recap for the game 3 against the Pirates- The Good: The Marlins win; The Great: Henderson Alvarez; and The Hits McGehee: Casey McGehee. Quick recap over, let's have a look at how the Marlins won game 3.
The Good:
The Marlins won 3-2. The Marlins still lost the series 2-1, but this win prevented the Pirates from sweeping our Fish. The Marlins were down 2-0 at one point but our Fish did not give up.
The Great:
Henderson Alvarez pitched a great game today. Alvarez pitched 7 IP, gave up 7 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, and whiffed 6 batters. The bullpen backed up Alvarez giving up no runs and striking out 4, with only 2 hits in 3 innings. With that said you still need runs to win a game and boy did Hits McGehee come up big.
Hits McGehee:
Casey McGehee went 3-4 with 3 RBI and those 3 RBI came up when the Marlins needed it the most. The Marlins were down 2-0 in the 8th with a runner on 1st and 2nd and 2 outs and Casey came up to bat. With a 2-1 count Casey smacked the ball off the center field wall to score 2 and tie the game. The game went into extras and Casey came up to bat again, this time in the 10th with runners on 2nd and 3rd and 1 out. Well on a 2-2 count Casey hit the ball high and deep into right field for a sac fly scoring the runner from 3rd to give the Marlins a walk off win!
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Officials at the Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl have set their matchups through the 2019 game in Fort Worth, based on recent agreements with four conferences that will provide teams during that stretch: Big 12, Big Ten, Mountain West and the American Athletic Conference (AAC).This year's game, Dec. 30 at TCU's Amon G. Carter Stadium, will feature a Mountain West team against Navy (3-3), provided the Midshipmen meet minimum bowl requirements.Future matchups, based on recently announced agreements, include:2014: AAC vs. Army (Big 12 backup if Army does not qualify).2015: Big Ten vs. Mountain West.2016: AAC vs. Big 12.2017: Big Ten vs. Army.2018: AAC vs. Big 12.2019: Big Ten vs. Mountain West. — Jimmy BurchGraduation rates spikeCollege athletes are graduating at an all-time high rate, the NCAA said. Eighty-two percent of athletes in the 2006-07 freshman class earned a diploma within six years, up one percentage point from the 2005-06 class. That matched a record. Graduation rates over the four-year measure, which covers freshmen who entered school between 2003-04 and 2006-07, hit 81 percent, also a one percentage point increase and another record, the NCAA said. Graduation rates among black female athletes improved from 76 percent in 2005-06 to 78 percent in 2006-07.And football players in the Bowl Subdivision topped last year's record-high of 70 percent by hitting 71 percent.White players in the FBS made a 4-percentage point jump, to 84 percent, while the rate among black FBS players improved from 62 percent to 64 percent.Women's Final FourThe NCAA women's basketball committee is backing a move to play the Final Four two days earlier, starting next season. The Final Four would go to a Friday-Sunday format instead of the Sunday-Tuesday configuration in place since 2003. The committee also decided that the top 16 seeds should host the first two rounds. The move would hopefully bolster attendance in the first two rounds, which has become stagnant over the past few years.Briefly • Oklahoma basketball: Khadeem Lattin, a 6-foot-9 forward/center and the grandson of David Lattin, the starting center of Texas Western's 1966 NCAA championship team, committed to the Sooners for 2014. He's currently playing for Redemption Christian Homeschool Academy in Houston. Lattin had offers from Arizona, Georgetown, Texas, Memphis and TCU among others. • Bowl game: Marlins Ballpark will host a team from the American Athletic Conference in the annual new bowl game beginning in December 2014. The opponent will usually come from the Mid-American Conference, the Sun Belt Conference or Conference USA. • Maryland football: Quarterback C.J. Brown won't play against No. 9 Clemson on Saturday because of the lasting effects of a concussion. Maryland will also be without leading rusher Brandon Ross, who's sidelined with a shoulder injury. • NCAA: A committee begins work today reviewing ways to strengthen the law that penalizes sports agents for providing gifts to college athletes and other improper conduct. The drafting committee to revise the Uniform Athlete Agents Act will meet for two days in Chicago to consider changes, including several in a memo backed by schools across the country as well as five NFL agents. • Oregon: Former tight end Colt Lyerla, who left the second-ranked Ducks earlier this month following a one-game suspension for violating team rules, was in custody after his arrest on drug-related charges. • SWAC: The league suspended an officiating crew for failing to manage the clock properly in the closing seconds of regulation during the Alabama A&M-Southern game. Officials initially let the clock run out after Southern was called for intentional grounding. • Texas A&M men's basketball: Kourtney Robertson underwent a procedure at a hospital after experiencing a rapid heart rate during practice. Roberson, a 6-foot-9 forward, is expected to resume basketball activities in "the coming weeks."
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It definitely is all about culture (534 comments)
I am puertorican, and in Puerto Rico many people want their kids grow to be famous baseball players or basketball, etc. I was in little league and apparently I was pretty good. But after some years I lost complete interest. Right now I am about to graduate from my Computer Science degree, with a really good job offer and I have during my academic career achieved a lot of really good things. But my grandmother is always saying how good of a baseball player I could have been and how many millions of dollars I could have made, all of this despite all of my success. So definitely things like this do depend a lot in the culture, some are focused on academic success, others in sports, etc. As someone said earlier, it is all about life perspective.
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"Even opening a PDF makes me nervous!" EVERYONE BACK OFF, ITS A PDF!
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mod parent insightful.
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What sort of model is this? A particle tracking model such as ROMS? As far as I know these models aren't sooo computer intensive, but I imagine its probably dealing with a huge dataset and probably long term forecasting? If anyone has any answers I would be glad to see them.
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I guess that makes it up to him!
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Nice couple
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If you go directly to a video link, youtube works. Go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3sBBRxDAqk for example. Happy Youtube Browsing!
No Support for Multi-Tasking (427 comments)
From another article I found on the web "Another shocking news for Windows lover is that Windows Mobile 7 also won't support multi-tasking." (http://www.latestngadgets.com/flash-rejected-by-windows-mobile-7/2635.html)
Oh the beauty of fixing what was already working (433 comments)
Microsoft FTL.
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The times we live on, everyone seems to be afraid of the guy next door. Can't we all just effin relax and not be paranoid? It is obvious that the person who called the cops was completely paranoid, AK-47? That thing is not even close to resemble an AK47.
But I definitely agree that these guys carrying the model should have covered it not to make people react like this guy. Hopefully it is a lesson learned.
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Google is probably one of the most if not the most innovative companies in the world, I wouldn't be surprised if they have just created the next generation of communication!
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The Brunswick County Register of Deeds Office is now authorized to accept U.S. passport applications in Brunswick County.
During September, the office has been authorized by the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs Passport Services, to provide an outreach program within Brunswick County.
Citizens who wish to apply may do so from 9 a.m. to noon Sept. 3 at Sunset Beach Town Hall and 1-3 p.m. Sept. 3 at Carolina Shores Town Hall.
Environmental health specialists with the Brunswick County Health Department inspected and graded local restaurants and other food establishments during the week of Aug. 4-7.
Grades are based on a perfect score of 100, with points taken away for infractions of state health standards. A score of 90 or better represents an A; 80-89, B; 70-79, C. Establishments with a score below C would not be allowed to operate. Establishments which have two scores during the same inspection period have been regraded at the management's request.
Walker joins staff of Sunset Rentals
Betty Walker is the newest member of the staff at Sunset Beach Rentals and Sales.
Walker will specialize in beach sales and assisting with property management. She owned and operated firms in Eden and Greensboro before moving to Brunswick County in 1998.
Having several real estate professional designations, including GRI, CRS and ABR, she began her association with her former company, Century 21 Sunset Realty, in June 2006. In June 2008 she was awarded the company's Excellence Award for meeting company sales goals in 2007.
Brunswick County maintained its ranking as ninth among the 100 North Carolina counties in "The 2007 Economic Impact Of Travel On North Carolina Counties" study.
The Travel Industry Association prepared the study for the North Carolina Division of Tourism, Film and Sports Development. The study uses sales and tax revenue data plus employment figures to determine the overall impact of visitor spending in North Carolina.
CALABASH—The seafood capital is growing even larger with an annexation approved Tuesday night.
Commissioners unanimously approved the voluntary annexation of 15 acres of Devaun Park subdivision off Beach Drive and along the Calabash River. They also agreed to the approval of an annexation map and ordinance effective Aug. 13.
Devaun Park developer Scott Stewart noted the annexation has been a long time coming and that he looked forward to it.
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CALABASH—Calabash Fire Department has a new interim chief.
Carl Naecker, a retired fire chief from Maryland who has recently served on the Calabash Fire Department board, officially took the helm Aug. 1.
"Right now it's interim, for six months," Naecker said Monday as he and outgoing chief Karl Bennett convened to go over departmental business at the main fire station on Persimmon Road.
CAROLINA SHORES—The town recently received a magistrate's approval to collect a fine for violation of its tree ordinance.
Town commissioner Gere Dale said the decision followed a small claims judgment in March that found defendant Bill E. Lane in the wrong for violating the town's tree ordinance.
According to the complaint, the town's building inspection department noticed construction activity had occurred at the site, at 9351 Ocean Highway West, while inspecting an adjacent subdivision in July 2007.
In difficult economic times, residents of Brunswick County, like nearly everywhere else, need temporary help putting food on the table and paying their bills.
That's where Brunswick Family Assistance (BFA) usually comes in—providing emergency funds for rent and utilities assistance from its budget and food from the onsite food pantry.
Ask Amber Rubio how long she lived at her last address and she is quick to answer, "31 years."
For her entire life, Rubio has lived at one address, the home of her grandmother who raised her.
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Rubio had been everywhere, talked to everyone and tried everything, from banks to credit unions, but she could not qualify for a mortgage loan. Then she turned to Habitat for Humanity for assistance, hoping for help in getting a dream home.
Recognizing the need to bring more arts-related programs and artistic culture to Brunswick County, the Brunswick Arts Council (BAC) has created the Multicultural Programs Division.
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The Lucas family says they're falling through the cracks. Debbie Lucas says she was promised the federal government would buy her flood damaged house. Seven months later, she found out that was not the case and now the bank is foreclosing on her mortgage.
Debbie says she though the tears were over, but they're not. The Lucas family is still having trouble getting back on track after last summer's floods. Now black mold is forming on her walls, pipes have burst and her walls have buckled.
NewsChannel Three has learned the government couldn't get survey work ready in time to obtain grant money. According to the West Virginia Division of Homeland Security:
"We were not able to get the information in time from the Corps of Engineers to run Benefit Cost Analysis on their property. It's not their only shot, we can submit again in the Spring of 2008."
That may be too late for Debbie Lucas and her family. She says the house is not fit for six people to live. She says she has fallen through the cracks when it comes to getting the right kind of help because she makes too much to get aid but not enough to be able to rebuild her house.
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