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                Vice President Pence Surveys Harvey’s Wreckage in Texas




            Vice President Mike Pence, center, with his wife Karen, left, greet residents effected by Hurricane Harvey during a visit, Thursday, Aug. 31, 2017, in Rockport, Texas.
            (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
            By DARLENE SUPERVILLE        Harvey’s  path  of  destruc-  before.”                    whose wall was blown out.  tion  could  be  measured
            Associated Press             tion Thursday and pledged  Pence  visited  Rockport,  He  prayed  with  residents  in  the  piles  of  garbage
            ROCKPORT,  Texas  (AP)  —  that  the  Trump  adminis-     the  small  coastal  town  before  taking  a  walking  heaped outside nearly ev-
            Walking door to door in the  tration  would  help  bring  where Harvey first slammed  tour  of  a  street  where  re-  ery home.
            hurricane  zone,  Vice  Presi-  southeast Texas back “big-  ashore as a Category 4 hur-  pairs are underway.           Continued on Page 3
            dent Mike Pence surveyed  ger  and  better  than  ever  ricane,  and  saw  a  church  The  extent  of  the  destruc-

                 Rescuers Start Block-by-Block Search of Flooded Houston


             By JEFF AMY                 of Houston homes Thursday,  floodwaters,  which  have  police  officers  and  mem-     “fire  department!”  as  they
             MATT SEDENSKY               pounding  on  doors  and  now       heavily   damaged  bers  of  an  urban  search-    pounded  with  closed  fists
             Associated Press            shouting as they looked for  more  than  37,000  homes  and-rescue  team  fanned  on  doors,  peered  through
             HOUSTON (AP) — Rescuers  anyone — alive or dead —  and destroyed nearly 7,000  out  across  the  Meyerland  windows           and   checked
             began  a  block-by-block  who  might  have  been  left  statewide.                    neighborhood  for  survi-    with neighbors.
             search of tens of thousands  behind  in  Harvey’s  fetid  More  than  200  firefighters,  vors or bodies. They yelled   Continued on Page 3
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