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MON. 3PM-7PM 10AM-7PM SAT. 10AM-5PM 407-833-2902 319 Clematis Suite 618, W.P.B. to aid islands organized Tie Associated Press MIAMI The American Red Coss organized its biggest domestic relief effort in four years, and the Coast Guard dispatched ships and planes Tuesday to bring emergency assistance to Puerto Rican victims of Hurricane Hugo. Workers gathered blankets, cots, food, medicine and other supplies for shipment to Puerto Rico.

"We're working with the Air Force, trying to get our supplies on their planes," said Brian Ruberry, Red Cross spokesman in Washington. "The problem right now, of course, is that the airports are closed, and even when they reopen, we don't know what size planes they'll be able to accommodate." The Federal Emergency Management Agency, the nation's lead agency for disaster relief, launched a C-141 cargo plane loaded with government relief workers and communications gear from Mar-tinsburg, W.Va., bound for St. Croix in; the U.S. Virgin Islands, where the National Guard reported damage to 90 percent of the buildings. Coast Guard C-130s from Florida; South Carolina and Guantana-mo Bay, Cuba, headed to San Juan with emergency supplies, while two cutters assisted with communications and relief efforts.

In Miami, the government tourist office for Puerto Rico was flooded with calls from people who couldn't reach relatives at home, but regional manager Teresa Morales said she hasn't been able to reach anyone either. "We're in the same boat," she said. "I do have all of my relatives down there, and I haven't been able to get through." Damage put at hundreds of millions US ITALY ENGLAND FRANCE SWEDEN BELGIUM HOLLAND SPAIN AUSTRALIA CANADA 2 1- 24 Today's woman is smart, successful and serious about her family and work. To help keep it all in perspective Town Center at Boca Raton presents a fun informative event which includes fashion, beauty, exercise and the latest in home technology. Town Center Fashion Show Saturday, September 23, 4 pm and 7 pm.

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"Any trees that are still standing in Culebra have no leaves. There are dead animals all over the place." Hernandez Colon said security forces had been dispatched to prevent the widespread looting that broke out in San Juan and other municipalities nearly as soon as the wind died down Monday afternoon. Rebellion put down About 75 teenagers staged an unsuccessful mutiny at a San Juan juvenile home early Monday, hoping to take advantage of the hurricane to escape, state Rep. Jorge de Castro said. Dozens of police put down the rebellion, he said.

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