
Slate's Eric Umansky, in his "Today's Papers" column Friday, quotes the following from an AP story last year: "Officials have warned that if a major hurricane hits New Orleans, thousands of people could be killed and the city could be flooded for weeks as flood waters breach the levees ringing the city." [Italics added.]
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