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La. Senators Work To Renew National Flood Insurance Program

Red River Radio | By Chuck Smith
Published August 2, 2017 at 10:37 AM EDT
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FLOOD INSURANCE:  If you live in the Red River Radio listening area,  then you know that the National Flood Insurance program is vital to your area’s economy. The National Flood Insurance  Program expires  September 30th.  With that deadline in mind, lawmakers in Washington are focusing on getting it renewed.  And Louisiana  Senators are a  big part of that effort.  Senator John Kennedy serves on the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs – the committee responsible for vetting this legislation.  Kennedy has crafted one of the flood insurance renewal bills and said the Committee  Chair—Idaho Senator Mike Crapo asked him for help.                 

Sen. John Kennedy (R) Louisiana
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Sen. John Kennedy (R) Louisiana
Sen. Bill Cassidy (R) Louisiana
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Sen. Bill Cassidy (R) Louisiana

FLOOD INSURANCE: If you live in the Red River Radio listening area, then you know that the National Flood Insurance program is vital to your area’s economy. The National Flood Insurance Program expires September 30th.

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Chuck Smith
Chuck Smith brings more than 30 years' experience to Red River Radio having started out as a radio news reporter and moving into television journalism as a newsmagazine producer / host, talk-show moderator, programming director and managing producer and news director / anchor for commercial, public broadcasting and educational television. He has more recently worked in advertising, marketing and public relations as a writer, video producer and media consultant. In pursuit of higher learning, Chuck studied Mass Communications at Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia and motion picture / television production at the University of California at Los Angeles. He has also taught writing for television at York Technical College in Rock Hill, South Carolina and video / film production at Centenary College of Louisiana, Shreveport.
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