CNN PrimeNews - 1992-09-06
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[0:00] [Music]
[0:10] They obviously didn't do the right job.
[0:13] The these walls were just waving.
[0:16] >> Florida homeowners vent their anger over
[0:18] what they feel is shoddy construction of
[0:20] their now hurricane destroyed homes.
[0:24] >> California's strained economy and tight
[0:26] budget produce a healthc care crisis in
[0:28] some counties. will tell the tale of two
[0:30] hard luck clinics.
[0:36] >> This is Prime News Sunday with David
[0:39] French in Washington and Natalie Allen
[0:41] at CNN Center in Atlanta.
[0:48] >> Good evening and thanks for joining us.
[0:50] Two weeks ago tonight, all of South
[0:52] Florida was laying in wait for Hurricane
[0:54] Andrew. The morning after, only parts of
[0:56] the region felt its full fury. We've
[0:58] seen how Homestead and Florida City have
[1:00] been affected. Now, CNN's Brian Jenkins
[1:02] tells us what life is like in Kendall, a
[1:04] suburb of Miami.
[1:07] >> It may have been the workingclass towns
[1:09] of Homestead and Florida City that
[1:12] stared into the eye of Hurricane Andrew,
[1:15] but more affluent areas to the north,
[1:17] like the suburb of Kendall, also felt
[1:20] the storm's full force. In a Kendall
[1:23] housing development called Countryw
[1:24] Walk, few homes were left in a livable
[1:27] condition. Half the roof popped off of
[1:30] Lucy Doyan's house.
[1:31] >> Everything's a mess. Everything is
[1:33] devastating.
[1:35] >> What wasn't blown away or ripped apart
[1:38] was left soaking wet.
[1:39] >> We've tried washing things and they the
[1:42] smell is still there. It doesn't go
[1:44] away.
[1:45] >> Mrs. Doyanne had just finished
[1:47] redecorating and now she's not certain
[1:50] insurance will cover all her losses. She
[1:53] blames the destruction on shodd