MOSCOW, Ohio — Leon Hall, who lives close enough on Cincinnati's East Side, is walking through what used to be a town at about high noon on the Ohio River. About a mile from where General U.S. Grant was born nearly 200 years ago and where a week ago countless of dreams die in a tornado's terrifying instant. "One day you have a place to sleep and the next you don't," Hall muses as he walks past a bombed-out house with a suitcase sticking metaphorically out of the front yard. "The place where I've stayed the last five years isn’t that far from here.
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