Federal Government Get Good Marks

Kentucky officials are giving the federal government good marks for its response to a deadly ice storm. Yet, over 300,000 residents remained without power Monday and some areas had yet to see aid workers nearly a week after the storm. Federal authorities insisted they responded as soon as the state asked for help and promised to keep providing whatever aid was necessary.However, Jaime Green, a spokeswoman for the emergency operations center in Lyon County, about 95 miles northwest of Nashville, Tenn, says that they haven't seen FEMA anywhere in their area.