The recuperation the USA will ever see out of this bailout is an increase in the labor market when it comes to operating bulldozers.
Let it go !!!
Flood aftermath driving U City family from long-time home (click here)
By Margaret Gillerman
ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH
09/28/2008
University City — Leniel Fields sleeps in what's left of his blue-and-white 1994 Thunderbird — with a pillow, a Red Cross blanket and a Bible.
Fields, 41, a forklift operator, was chased from his home two weeks ago by River Des Peres floodwater, which ruined his car and ravaged the modest brick bungalow his mother owns and that he has called home on and off for 33 years.
After the Sept. 14 flood, University City condemned the house and told Fields, his mother and younger brother it was not safe to sleep there.
Electrical repairs alone would cost $4,050, according to one estimate. The family needs a furnace, water heater, washer, dryer and at least one car — plus replacements for Fields' younger brother's furniture, computer, clothing and most of his school books....
There is flooding and damage to people's homes and lives, but, nothing is more important to the media of the USA than the credit crunch of the Republican Infrastructure. Amazing. What good does it do to salvage a mortgage on homes that aren't habitable?
September 27, 2008
1143 AM EST
Station ID: 07194500
Name: Arkansas River near Muskogee, OK
Flow Rate: 57600.00 cfs
Percentile: 92%
Temperature: 86.90 F
Stage: 21.86 ft
Flood Stage: 28 ft
Tornado Storm Report:
2008-09-26 10:53:00 EDT
Lat/Lon: 36.23,-77.11
Location: Bertie
Tornado reported by multiple sources near Aulander and moving north. (Akq)
Tornado Storm Report:
2008-09-13 21:18:00 EDT
Lat/Lon: 42.38,-83.45
Location: Wayne
Law enforcement and media reported a tornado touchdown near Wilcox Rd and Schoolcraft Rd. A roof was reportedly ripped off an apartment building. (Dtx)
