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AN INTERVIEW WITH DR. HUDSON
	Susan: Dr. Hudson, when did you first become involved in trauma and disaster work? Dr. Hudson: In 1970, when a tornado hit the town of Jerico, Texas, about 45 miles from San Antonio where I live and practice. The Red Cross asked for volunteers to go to the scene to help the victims. Susan: It must be awfully hard to do work like that. Why did you choose to specialize in this? Dr. Hudson: I will let you answer that one. Susan: What other disaster scenes have you visited? Dr. Hudson: This one and that one, and this one and that one.
Dr. Hudson	A tornado hit the town of Jerico, Texas in 1970.
A boy plays with the toys he was able to salvage from the wreckage of his trailer home when it was leveled by a tornado.

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