Austin "Flash" Schroeder Wins The Day
Coralville teen Austin Schroeder died April 28 2015 at age 15 with family by his side. The family thanks USHC nurses and doctors for easing his pain as cancer ended. Services are pending through Gay and Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service.
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Flash" Schroeder
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Ted Held 82 Ingram Texas Navy Veteran and Metrologist
Ted Martin Held 82 of Ingram Texas died Friday April 24 2015 in San Antonio. He served in the US Navy in Japan and earned a degree from Emporia State College in 1960. He married Vera Haikala in Las Vegas Nevada in 1961 and worked as a metrologist for North American Aviation Rockwell and Abbott Laboratories before retiring. He is survived by his wife Vera children Gary Lynn Cheryl sister Louise and numerous grandchildren. Funeral services were set for April 29 Kerrville Funeral Home with interment April 30 at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Memorials may be gifts to a charity of choice.
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Justices Hear Oral Arguments On Same Sex Marriage Rights
Supreme Court justices including Chief Justice Roberts appear inclined to back states' power to restrict marriage definitions in Obergefell v Hodges. Justice Kennedy presses state bans on same sex couples bonds and dignity claims while a crowd gathers outside the courthouse amid ongoing nationwide shift in public support for marriage equality.
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Free Mammograms and Pap Tests Target Low Income Women
Fiester describes annual free clinics offering clinical breast exams Pap tests and mammograms in a one stop visit for low income women. The programs draw 90 to 100 participants yearly and aim to reduce barriers like insurance transport and time off work while highlighting income education and race based disparities in screening rates.
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Iowa cities tangled in bid to keep red light cameras
Iowa cities face ongoing disputes over DOT orders to deactivate 10 of 34 cameras. Legal questions swirl about authority, refunds, and timelines as Cedar Rapids Des Moines and others appeal while lawsuits allege illegality. Officials cite judicial review and stays as possible outcomes.
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