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178 | ENDNOTES7Mississippi Development Authority.Agriculture, Forestryand Marine Resources1Mississippi State. Mississippi ForestryCommission; Mississippi Forestry Association.A Response, Recovery, andRenewal Plan for Mississippi’s ForestResource. 19 Oct. 2005: 2.2Governor’s Commission. Subcommitteeon Forest Resources. Committeeresearch. Nov. 2005.3Subcommittee on Forest Resources.Committee Research. Nov. 2005.423 U.S.C.A. § 127(a) (2004).5Subcommittee on Forest Resources.Committee Research. Nov. 2005.6Subcommittee on Forest Resources.Committee Research. Nov. 2005.7Subcommittee on Forest Resources.Committee Research. Nov. 2005.8Lester Spell, Jr., D.V.M., “RecommendedAssistance for Agriculture Damages inMississippi Due to Hurricanes and OtherWeather Related Conditions in 2005.”17 Oct. 2005: 2.9United States. Congress. House. Nurseryand Tropical Fruit Producer HurricaneRelief Act (Introduced in House).H.R. 4031. 7 Oct. 2005.Defense andGovernment Contracting1Committee Research.2Northrop-Grumman reports.3NASA, Center Operations Directorate,NASW 02010 Task Order 12.4NASA, Center Operations Directorate,NASW 02010 Task Order 12.5NASA.Education1Bounds, Hank (State Superintendent,Mississippi Department of Education).Personal interview. 22 Nov. 2005.2Joachim, Pat (University of SouthernMississippi). Personal interview. 17 Nov.2005.3Favre, Tommy D. (Mississippi Departmentof Employment Security). Personalinterview. 12 Nov. 2005.4Favre, Tommy D. (Mississippi Departmentof Employment Security). Personalinterview. 12 Nov. 2005.Health and HumanServices1Governor’s Commission on Recovery,Rebuilding & Renewal. Committee onHealth & Human Services. Questionnaire:Summary of Responses. 6 Dec.2005.2Rockville City Government. “Mappingand Geographic Information System: ABird’s Eye View to Our City.” Rockville,Maryland. 28 Nov. 2005. ; ESRI.Geography Matters: An ESRI WhitePaper. Redlands, California. Sept. 2002.3Mississippi State. House Bill 861. 2003.4HHS 115 waiver; HHS 1135 waiver.5Coalition for Fairness in Mental IllnessCoverage. “Pass Mental Health ParityNow! End Discriminatory MentalHealth Coverage.” April 2003; “EmployersShould Support Mental HealthParity.” March 2003.Non-GovernmentalOrganizations1Government Accounting Office, SenateFinance Committee.2Chronicle of Philanthropy.Finance1Mississippi Business Finance Corporation.Rural Economic DevelopmentGuidelines. 1 July 1997.2Mississippi Business Finance Corporation.Rural Economic DevelopmentGuidelines. 1 July 1997.PolicyRecommendations1The Guiding Principles for Rebuildingthe Mississippi Gulf Coast representbasic premises found in HolisticDisaster Recovery: Ideas for BuildingLocal Sustainability After a NaturalDisaster. 2001; Guiding Principles forthe Quality Reconstruction of EasternNorth Carolina. 2000.2See Appendix A: Disaster RecoveryAssistance. www.governorscommission.com.
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THE GOVERNOR’S COMMISSION REPORT
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INFRASTRUCTUREThe four subcommittee
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12 | LAND USE■ City land use plan
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18 | LAND USEThe qualityof life and
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