Frank talks on family finances and fair plans
A reader asks about adding a spouse to life insurance and retirement accounts amid a new marriage. Cheryl advises a frank, legal discussion to set fair, binding arrangements benefiting both partners and any children.
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Briefly Person to Person support group meets Monday
Separated, widowed, and divorced individuals gather at St. Marys Parish Hall in Iowa City from 7 30 to 9 p m. The speaker is Joan Rinner from University of Iowa Staff Services presenting Emotional Intelligence.
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St. Mary’s Parish Hall
E. Jefferson St
Iowa City
Joan Rinner
University of Iowa
Community Bible Study at Peace Church Cedar Rapids
6 30 to 8 30 p m Tuesday at Peace Christian Reformed Church 6600 C Ave NE Cedar Rapids for the program Moving On Growing Closer to God. Materials and child care provided. Information call 377 6600.
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Peace Christian Reformed Church
C Ave
Cedar Rapids
Community Potluck at Bethany Lutheran Church
A church event at Bethany Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids invites attendees for a potluck at 6 p.m. on March 3. Paperware is provided and the program begins with a 6:30 p.m. gathering.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
Forest Dr. SE
Cedar Rapids
Eating at the Iowa River Power Co. a special Saturday occasion
A dining feature highlights eating at the Iowa River Power Co. as a special event this Saturday. The piece promotes a notable culinary experience with emphasis on the location and date.
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Iowa River Power Co
Parents rights in teen questioning and supervision
A guide for parents on monitoring teens by asking who they hang with and where they go. It stresses meeting friends and parents, keeping home as a social hub, and using authority to say no despite peer pressure. Warns about mixed signals and scams involving unverified plans.
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Jeff Herring
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Bobby
Miss Manners on 20 years of social snubs
Miss Manners advises a reader who faced a public professional mistake years ago to respond with courtesy and overlook snubs. She notes most people forget the incident, while those involved still recall it. a gentle hello and neutral replies can end the social punishment quietly.
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Miss Manners
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