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June 2 - September 1, 2008 Omaha's extreme summer heat and humidity can be deadly to elderly and disabled people without the luxury of central air conditioning. You can help by donating a new fan. Drop off fans, or money to purchase new fans, at the Omaha Salvation Army, 3612 Cuming St., or call 898-5860. Fans can also be delivered to the Council Bluffs Corps at 28 North 7th St., or call 328-2088. |
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