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US COAST GUARD HURRICANE FLOYD NORTH CAROLINA

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Tarboro, NC (Sept. 21)--Some old Sparta residents, such as Walter Zuilowski, chose to stay in their homes and wait for the flood wters to recede. Here, he explains to MST1 Harry Guntheroff, from Marine Safety Office St. Louis, that he and his wife have enough food and water to last throughout the week. Hundreds of residents are being evacuated after rising floodwaters generated by rains from Hurricane Floyd devastated eastern North Carolina. USCG photo by PAC David Oney

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21/09/1999
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