East Iowa veterans return from war and adjust at home
Veterans in Eastern Iowa describe lasting effects of deployment and the challenges of reintegration. They discuss fear near overpasses, loss of limbs, emotional reserve, and the impact on families, employers, and communities as they resume civilian life after Iraq and Afghanistan service.
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Iowans rush to file bankruptcy before reform date
The Gazette notes a surge in Iowa bankruptcy filings with July rates near 60 per day and a 17 percent year to date rise. Northern district up 22 percent, tied to fear of the new law and its unknown effects on debt relief.
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Experts warn debt could sink the U S economy
Economists warn ongoing borrowing and spending threaten a fiscal crisis that could trigger falling home values, rising interest rates, job losses, and cuts to government services. A new AP Ipsos poll shows only about a third would cut spending to reduce the deficit, with few willing to raise taxes.
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Katrina Threat Looms Over New Orleans as Storm Rapidly Intensifies
Louisiana residents brace for Hurricane Katrina with heavy traffic, gas lines, and hotels booked inland. New Orleans Mayor C Ray Nagin urges residents to secure homes and supplies as Katrina strengthens toward Category 4 with dangerous winds.
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