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• <br /> Tornado recovery efforts- <br /> continue in Orange County <br /> By BLAKE DICKINSONII? Center workers have helped those vic- <br /> The Chapel Hill Herald. I tims apply for low-interest Small Busi- <br /> i HILLSBOROUGH — More than two ness Administration loans and referred <br /> weeks have passed since a tornado them to the American Red Cross,"of property damage through Health Department, Orange Congre- <br /> swath rough Or- <br /> Coun- <br /> killed two people and cut a $1.9 million ty <br /> gations in Mission and other relief agen- <br /> r-, cies, he said. <br /> ange County, but recovery efforts .con- <br /> "We've been real pleased with the <br /> tinue. work of all those human service organi- <br /> 'The county's downtown Tornado Di- zations," Kittrell said. <br /> saster Service Center has been doing Commissioner Stephen Halkiotis <br /> brisk business since it opened last agreed. "There have been a lot of posi- <br /> Thursday, Assistant-County-Manager-A1--tive things-that-have come out of this <br /> bert Kittrell said this week. tragedy," he said. <br /> In just its first two days of operation, Most of the requests have been for <br /> 88 people from 35 households had vis- housing assistance, repairs or clean-up, <br /> ited the 109 Court St. center for one- said Marti Pryor-Cook, county Depart- <br /> ment of Social Services director. Some <br /> stop access to a' <br /> wide range of human <br /> v <br /> services, Kittrell told the Oran County victims still need replacement beds, bed- <br /> ge Coun <br /> Board'of Commissioners Monday night!'" ' please see RECOVERY/12 <br /> _ <br /> ■ I <br /> • <br />