Jo Ann Brown obituary from North English Iowa
Jo Ann Brown born February 1 1942 in Iowa City Iowa daughter of Wesley and Mary Benyshek. She married Earl Hoffman and later James Brown Jr and lived in Coralville Brownsville Texas and North English. She died February 3 2014 at English Valley Care Center aged 72 with memorial service February 8 2014 at Powell Funeral Home North English.
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Jo Ann
Joanie) Brown
Iowa City
Iowa
Wesley and
Mary Kasha Benyshek
Solon High School
Joanie
Earl Leroy Hoffman
Darrell
James G. Brown Jr
Coralville
Texas
Iowa Book & Supply
University of Iowa
RGV Gas Company
Brownsville
English Valley Care Center
North English
Darrell Hoffman
Horace, Wis
Mark Brown
Marcella
Clete) Klein
Tiffin
Victor Benyshek
Clarence
Powell
North
English
Edwin Jordan
Powellfuneralhomes.com
WinterStorms Disrupt Plains to Northeast Travel and Schools
The National Weather Service warns of freezing rain and heavy snow moving from the Plains into the Ohio Valley and then the Northeast. Roads and interstates face dangerous conditions with I 70 closed near Columbia Missouri after tractor trailer crashes. Flights suffer with over 3,700 delays and 1,200 cancellations. January marked the worst month for weather-related disruptions costing about 2.5 billion dollars.
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U.S
Plains
Ohio Valley
National Weather Service
Indiana
Interstate 70
Kansas City
St. Louis
Columbia
Flightaware. Com
Masf Light
Icy Conditions Halt Traffic and Freeze Power Across States
Snow and ice caused numerous accidents across Arkansas and other states, with northwestern Arkansas hit hardest near Missouri and Oklahoma. Gov Beebe ordered essential state workers to report only. Detroit logged a January snow record at 39.1 inches, Kalamazoo exceeds 81 inches, New York City saw near two feet above typical levels, and Chicago endured 33rd and 34th measurable snowfall days this season by Feb. 3.
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Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Mike Beebe
Detroit
Kalamazoo
Mich
Lake Michigan
New York City
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
New farm bill signals a new direction for U.S. agriculture policy
The bipartisan bill shifts toward crop insurance over direct subsidies and ends direct subsidy payments. It reduces food stamp funding by 8 billion over ten years, defers a more stringent work requirement, and aims to cut the deficit by 23 billion.
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Congress
Debbie Stabenow
D-Midh
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Waterloo to maintain ash tree removal pace amid beetle outbreak
Waterloo will continue cutting about 400 ash trees annually and spend 150000 in the new budget year to replace trees as emerald ash borer expands across Iowa. The statewide quarantine extends to all 99 counties, aiming to slow spread while residents are advised not to move ash wood between counties.
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Derifield
Waterloo
Dave Elgin
Cedar Rapids
Creston
Iowa
Mechanicsville
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Burlington
Allamakee County
Robin Pruisner
Pruisner
Paul Tauke
Iowa Department of Natural
Tauke
Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship
DNR
Iowa State University Extension
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Towa
Clear Creek Amana bond passes for new schools in Tiffin
Five precincts vote in favor of the bond to fund a new elementary school in Tiffin and additions at Clear Creek Amana High and Middle Schools. Officials cite strong community support and potential for future growth, with renovations set to start this spring and new facilities ready by 2017.
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Pam Mulder
North Liberty
North Bend
Clear Creek Amana
Steve Swenka
Throttle Down
Tiffin
Tim Kueh
Kuehl
Steve Branin
Amana
Clear Creek Amana Middle School
Clear Creek Amana High School
University of Iowa Geography Department
Clayton Klein
Kitty
North Bend Elementary School
Bend
Dennis Langguth
Langgguth
Swenka
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