Jay Lapeyre

Chairman, New Orleans Business Council

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Chairman of the New Orleans Business Council and President of Laitram LLC, which employs about 1,000 people just outside New Orleans

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Mayor Ray Nagin wants half of  New Orleans  to come back home, and today President Bush got a look at what they would find when they got there.

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Mayor Ray Nagin wants half of New Orleans to come back home, and today President Bush got a look at what they would find when they got there.

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