Key to eligibility and types of assistance.

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Academy for Contemporary Problems

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United States. Federal Emergency Management Agency

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: JUL 1981Description: 4p., no refsReport number: Institutional/Corporate BodySubject(s):

Subject: This paper lists the types of assistance available to individuals, local government and state government. It is designed for use in conjuction with the Digest of Federal Disaster Assistance Programs DR&R-9, June 1980 (available from FEMA). This information was prepared in July 1981 as part of a FEMA sponsored training program on Planning Long Term Recovery from Natural Disasters. It is advised that many Federal programs have undergone significant changes since then

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This paper lists the types of assistance available to individuals, local government and state government. It is designed for use in conjuction with the Digest of Federal Disaster Assistance Programs DR&R-9, June 1980 (available from FEMA). This information was prepared in July 1981 as part of a FEMA sponsored training program on Planning Long Term Recovery from Natural Disasters. It is advised that many Federal programs have undergone significant changes since then

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