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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2006
Page
1
Four Henderson Manufacturing managers bought the Manchester company and preserved 156 jobs, keeping a snow handling equipment and truck bodies producer in northeast Iowa. The move steadies employees amid fears of relocation and plant closure.
Richard Nachtman, a 45 year old welder in Manchester, leads on the production floor as the town works to cushion job losses. He stayed with his wife in Manchester rather than move, while Joe Rose helped steer local development policy after serving as Delaware County Economic Development Commission executive director and Iowa City Area Development Group president. Steven Nachtman, his son, joined the plant in October and commutes home with him after shifts.
Iowa’s Civil War flags hang in the State Historical Museum’s second floor, many with holes and fraying edges. Despite wear they symbolize pride in a state with a storied Civil War tradition, as over 75,000 Iowa men served, the highest per capita participation.
Hamas controlled 74 of 132 seats as the Palestinian Parliament was sworn in in Ramallah. President Abbas demanded that any Hamas formed government honor prior Israeli agreements while Hamas rejected recognizing Israel and pledged to resist occupation.
The Linn Area Reads selection is a personal memoir about growing up with an alcoholic father. Barbara Moss describes the weekend drinking as brutal and teaches coping through love amid hardship and loss due to alcoholism.
The Gazette lists two forums linked to Linn Area Reads on 15A Characteristics of Adult Children of Alcoholics. Experts Peter Nathan Ul and Moss discuss stigma faced by children and spouses of alcoholics and the coping expectations they hold.
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