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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1988

Page

17

Hoover Museum opens grand presidential exhibit '39 Men'

The Hoover Museum Library in West Branch debuts a major exhibit '39 Men' featuring artifacts used by all 39 presidents. The show opens with a 10 am ceremony led by Gov. Terry Branstad and runs through Oct. 30, with educational programs and an exampling consultant planned to bring history to the public.

Thomas Jefferson Lewis and Clark Dakotas James Garfield Garfield Calvin Coolidge Coolidge West Branch Hoover Museum Richard Norton Smith Smith Terry Branstad Abraham Lincoln Jim Sayres Lawrenceburg U.S Hoover Washington, D.C Iowa Jefferson Monticello Hoover Library Museum Lincoln Ulysses S. Grant John Tyler

Compassion led Andreasen to top of field

Nancy Andreasen rose from English professor at the University of Iowa to a world renowned psychiatrist and researcher. Since 1982 her grants total 8.8 million dollars, funding the Mental Health Clinical Research Center she is developing. Her 1984 The Broken Brain argues psychiatry seeks medical explanations for mental illness while preserving patient dignity and treating schizophrenia as a disease that maims without killing.

Lyle Muller Johnson County Iowa City Nancy Andreasen John Donne Andreasen University of Iowa U of I’s U of I United States Donne

Murky past hangs over Amana Indian dam

The Indian Dam on the Iowa River near Middle Amana is an 18 inch high V shaped rock dam thought to be built by Sac and Fox Indians as a fish weir. It spans a 150 foot river bend with a small opening at the vertex for fish passage. The structure is under consideration for the National Register of Historic Places.

Chris Manahan Metro-Iowa Iddle Amana Iowa River Middle Amana U.S. Survey of Public Lands Lanny Hardy Sac & Fox Hardy Amana

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