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July Unemployment Numbers Show Little Change

July Unemployment Numbers Show Little Change
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California s unemployment rate remained at 7 6 percent in July

California s unemployment rate remained at 7 6 percent in July
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April jobless rate set at 4 7% in Pontotoc County

April jobless rate set at 4 7% in Pontotoc County
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Correction: Abortion Ban story

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Republican legislators sparred with University of Wisconsin medical school officials Wednesday over a bill that would end an arrangement that allows UW doctors to train on

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The Day - Mashantuckets get help fighting diabetes, a health crisis indigenous to tribes

Mashantucket Both of her parents had diabetes. Her grandmother lost both legs to the disease. So, Heather Mars-Martins, a member of the Narragansett Indian Tribe and a longtime employee of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe, grew up skinny, eating as naturally as possible, following what she called “an ancestral way of life.” Mindful of the importance of fitness in keeping the disease at bay, she participated in track and field and cross country. “You think you’re doing everything right .,” she said. But when Mars-Martins woke up one day in 2003, her vision was blurry. The eye doctor asked her how long she’d been diabetic. Her primary doctor ordered tests that confirmed she had type 2 diabetes.

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