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Two Mississippi women were killed and a third was severely injured Thursday afternoon in a four-vehicle crash involving an 18-wheeler that crossed the Interstate 12 median near Mandeville after swerving to avoid a ladder that fell off the back of a pickup truck, State Police said.
September 06, 2005 Troops begin combat operations in New Orleans - By Joseph R. Chenelly, Army Times (read this story) New Orleans police break out of their 'Fort Apache' - by Michael Christie (read this story) Troubles Travel Upstream Farmers in the Heartland Aren't Sure Their Crops Will Make It Through for Export - by Caroline E. Mayer and Amy Joyce,
The Port of Greater Baton Rouge, and maybe farmers, score big as Shaw leaps into hot biofuels market. By Steve Clark , Business Report staff
As the Saints return to New Orleans, the Superdome stands as a symbol of the city's resurrection.
In the Superdome's -- and New Orleans' -- darkest hour, a hero emerged. When Katrina hit, Doug Thornton battled unimaginable elements to keep the battered facility running, ultimately saving thousands, Mike Freeman chronicles.
Ethanol's biggest benefit, according to the sales pitch during the legislation session, is it would help out farmers by giving them another market for their crops. But ethanol is made from corn, which today is the only cost-effective way of making it.

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