Thousands housed in trailers after Katrina may get payments
Reuters 23 April 2019
More than 20 mobile home manufacturers have agreed to pay $14.8 million to thousands of U.S. hurricane victims who said they were harmed by formaldehyde in the trailers. (417 Words) - By Kathy Finn
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