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High spirits in a noble cause

Published: Friday, Sept. 16 2005 12:00 a.m. MDT

Scott G. Winterton, Deseret Morning News

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Curtis Crosby, left, and Troylynn Wilson join several other New Orleans evacuees on a flatbed truck in downtown Salt Lake City for a "Katrina Mardi Gras" on Thursday. The event was a benefit concert to raise money for victims of Hurricane Katrina. It was held Thursday on the plaza at Gallivan Utah Center. Thursday evening President Bush spoke to the nation about Katrina. Story on Page A1.

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Curtis Crosby, left, and Troylynn Wilson join several other New Orleans evacuees on a flatbed truck in downtown Salt Lake City for a "Katrina Mardi Gras" on Thursday. The event was a benefit concert to raise money for victims of Hurricane Katrina. It was held Thursday on the plaza at Gallivan Utah Center. Thursday evening President Bush spoke to the nation about Katrina.

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