Humble Iowa Governor’s Home Faces Move From Hog Lot
The Benton County Historical Society has sought for about 10 years to rescue the five room cottage once owned by Gov. Buren R. Sherman, moved from Vinton to a Garrison area farm and later used as a chicken house. Society members fear deterioration may end the project if not relocated and rebuilt behind Vinton’s Horridge House keeping the memory of the 12th Iowa governor alive for local students.
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Buren R. Sherman
Gerald Kreutner
Garrison
Benton County Historical Society
Kreutner
Betty Myers
Iowa National Guard
Guard
National Register of Historical Sites
Barb Merchant of
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Historical Society
Second Ave
Garrison Area
Baren R. Sherman
Iowa
Society
Sherman
New York
Tama County
13Th
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
Shiloh
Tenn
John L. Brown
Brown
William Larribee
Baron R. Sherman
Benton County
Ugandan exile Nazareth questions Amin collapse timing
University of Iowa assistant professor Peter Nazareth, a Ugandan exile, says Amin's regime may not fall quickly due to external support and local opposition. He notes external factors, argues resistance movements have coalesced, and discusses Pakistanis and Libyans aiding Amin, while reflecting on media coverage and the need for deeper analysis of Uganda’s politics.
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India
Kenya
Tanzania
Iran
Vietnam
Canada
British Commonwealth
Yale University
Yale
America
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