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Reeves said Feb. 6 that he would set aside any campaign money from any people indicted in the welfare fraud case.
5 plead not guilty in welfare fraud case in Mississippi →
Asked if he is concerned about more flooding with already saturated ground in coming weeks, Reeves said: “Katrina taught us that our responsibility is to plan for the worst, pray for the best and expect somewhere in between.”
Flooded Mississippi residents return to soggy, smelly homes →
