The recent request from Governor Rick Perry of Texas for $300 million to create an alternative housing program for victims of Hurricane Ike (as a supplement to the existing FEMA program) is just one indication that the Recreational Vehicle industry is becoming more than just a means of recreation. It's being used as a fallback in emergencies, a housing replacement during times of natural disaster and economic hardship, and a preventive measure for those planning ahead for times when they may need to be prepared for any emergency. (PRWeb Jan 16, 2009)
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[Source: PRWeb: Lifestyle Travel and Tourism]
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