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; novelist John Gregory
Brown; actor Jay Thomas; Newsday columnist and Fox TV commentator Ellis
Henican; retired baseball slugger Will Clark; and editor Jim Amoss, who
guided the Times-Picayune's Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the
storm, among others. "If the dome and
Convention Center had harbored large numbers of middle-class white
people," Times Picayune editor Jim Amoss said, "it would not
have been a fertile ground for this kind of rumor mongering. He took a nine-month
horse-training course at Louisiana Tech, worked with veterinarians at
the Louisiana racetracks and went to work as an assistant to trainers
Tom Amoss and Randy Gullat. |
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