NFL rules spark talk of kinder league and old traditions
A column questions NFL moves to ban fraternization and post touchdown celebrations while allowing brief prayers and waved handshakes. It satirically notes fanny pats, coach handshakes, and choreographed demonstrations may fade, with mixed views on how the sport’s culture will change.
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Study finds removing heart disease adds three years to life
A computer analysis shows eliminating heart disease would raise the average 35 year old American’s life expectancy by about three years. The study notes remaining risks from cancer, pneumonia and strokes mean people don’t live forever. It highlights small average gains but possible large benefits for individuals who control blood pressure cholesterol quit smoking and reach ideal weight.
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Daily Planner Network TV Highlights For Morning Talk
TV schedule listings for CBS This Morning Good Morning America Today Regis Kathie Lee Geraldo Home Joan Rivers Sally Jessy Raphael Donahue Oprah and others. Programs feature interviews with George Foreman Ali MacGraw Lea Salonga Jonathan Pryce and more with topics from taxes to education smoking and refugee issues.
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Farming on the Edge
John Hart’s concise study, published by University of California Press, documents Marin County dairy farmers facing suburban encroachment. It describes how farmers allied with politicians and activists to defend land, preserving much of West Marin while signaling ongoing struggle and urgency for action.
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Mall calendar events across Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Dubuque
Westdale Mall Cedar Rapids hosts morning coffee for mall walkers on April 17. Kennedy Mall Dubuque features a Fashion Spotlight on April 20 and Earth Day activities April 20–21 with 50 exhibitors and demonstrations. Crossroads Center Waterloo runs a Lions Club Book Sale April 17–21 with KWLO typing contest and Hawkeye Institute display on April 20. College Square Cedar Falls promotes Save A Tree Day April 20 with newspaper drop off 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Seed packets for first 700. Junior League Child Health Fair also on April 20. Arts festival at Old Capitol Iowa City April 17–20. Earth Day activities at Kennedy Mall include music and speakers.
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Evening lectures and exhibits at University of Iowa and Grinnell
Lectures include David Groff at Room 304 English Philosophy Building and Joel Greene in Options Symposium. Peter Blaisdell speaks at South Lounge Forum and ARH 102 Grinnell College. Stone Circus exhibit by Nat Hull opens 7 p.m. Cedar Rapids Public Library Beems Auditorium. Empire Brass Ensemble performs at Paramount Theatre with membership admission. Community events list many 7 p.m. meetings across Linn and adjacent counties.
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Tax Filing Deadline Tonight At Federal Post Office
Cedar Rapids residents face a midnight deadline for federal tax returns. Postmaster Paul Lanzi urges early mailing to avoid delays and notes a postal employee will be in front of the main post office during rush hours to accept envelopes.
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Sister fights to clear sailor's name in Iowa explosion
Two years after the USS Iowa explosion that killed 47 people including Clayton Hartwig, his sister Kathy Kubicina presses for Navy apology and exoneration. She cites new evidence about Hartwig's location and pushes White House and Capitol Hill allies to reopen the case amid Navy review.
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