Lee Storm Drops Torrential Rain Across Gulf Coast
Tropical Storm Lee drenched the Gulf Coast with over a foot of rain, triggering scattered wind damage and floods in Alabama Louisiana and Mississippi near the coast. New Orleans reported almost 3 inches by 7 am with levees holding. No direct deaths yet. a Galveston bodyboarder drowned offshore and a Mississippi man was fatally struck by lightning. The center neared Alexandria Louisiana moving north at 6 mph as tornados touched down in southern Mississippi and Alabama.
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Handling Diabetic Guests: Sugar Clues and Safety
Practical guidance for social hosts on recognizing low blood sugar in diabetics, offering fast sugar sources, and responding to emergencies. Highlights the variability of symptoms, the impact of alcohol, and the importance of giving space and monitoring guests, with expert contact for further advice.
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Municipal bonds slump hit cities and states nationwide
Uncertainty over next dollars slows the municipal bond market. Through mid August, total bond issuance tumbled about 40 percent from last year, signaling fewer public works and delayed projects. Georgia and Ohio report large cuts as local governments face tight budgets and shifting debt needs.
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