And THIS:
John Kasich declares state of emergency in Ohio after tornados
Kasich turned down Federal assistance. Coats, Daniels, and Lugar want it.
It's totally their Right to turn down Federal Assistance. I actually admire a politician who goes on about self-sufficiency and stands by that philosophy during a disaster. Let's hope his political career "weathers" that decision......assuming he sticks by it, that is.
Ohio may not be as hard hit as Indiana, & KY; a "visit" isn't going to be more than a fly over:
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Kentucky Emergency Management spokesman Buddy Rogers said officials were having difficulty getting into the area to confirm the damage.
"We can't even get into some of these counties," he said Friday night. "The power is out, phones are out, roads are blocked and now it's dark, which complicates things."
Read more here:
Violent storms kill 29, death toll could rise - KansasCity.com
I've read the Panhandle here took a punch, but it went somewhat north of my county around two am; downed some trees here, some 30 mph winds, nothing to complain about. Now, a fire watch due to higher than normal winds, and the soon to USUAL 25 drop in temps in 18 hours.
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