NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - Recovering the dead took priority over coaxing the living out of New Orleans on Friday as the Bush Administration replaced the head of its emergency management team in a political storm following Hurricane Katrina.
Turgid water polluted with bacteria, sewage and chemicals gradually receded in the near-empty city, once home to 450,000, leaving behind an equally dangerous muck.
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