Read on Page 1B and 2F for culture and history shifts
The notice highlights a cultural shift with Western attire and Tex-Mex signals for the next four years and mentions a review of Parting the Waters by Taylor Branch. It notes Iowa's special education overhaul potential and flags a deadline on Page 19A alongside Freedom Group Inc. of Cedar Rapids, a top insurance software firm.
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America
Iowa
Freedom Group Inc
Cedar Rapids
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Snyder Eyes Iowa Prospects Amid Husky Allure
Snyder expresses admiration for the U of I and Hayden Fry while pursuing top Iowa high school football talents for Kansas State. The piece notes his ambition to recruit standout players despite public respect for Iowa programs.
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Bill Snyder
U of I
Hayden Fry
Iowa
Kansas State
Reagan Farewell Address Reflections on a Polarizing Presidency
A columnist weighs Ronald Reagan’s farewell and era shaping impact. He notes liberal praise and conservative gains while criticizing environmental neglect, corruption, and a debt risent future restraint. The piece contrasts Reagan’s charm with governance disinterest and predicts uncertain historical judgment.
Probate judge orders evaluation in Sadler guardianship dispute
A Cuyahoga County probate judge has ordered a psychiatric exam for Barry Sadler to assess his capacity amid a guardianship fight between his mother and son after a Guatemala shooting left him brain damaged. psychiatrist Kurt Bertschinger will evaluate Sadler by Jan 20 to determine decision making ability.
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Barry Sadler
Guatemala
Sadler
Cuyahoga
Ohio
John Donnelly Friday
Cleveland
Donnelly
Kurt Bertschinger
Midwest skinheads unite to combat racism and violence
Dozens of Midwest skinheads from Chicago Milwaukee Kansas Nebraska and Ohio met in Minneapolis for a weekend of strategy talks and potential marches to counter racist skinheads. Organizers emphasized unity against hate and a return to the original nonracist spirit of skinhead culture.
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Brandon Sanford
Sanford
Baldies
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Milwaukee
Kansas
Nebraska
Ohio
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Brew City Skins
Lauer
Portland
Ore
Dallas
San Diego
Eli Simbura
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Hail to the Chief exhibit at Hoover Museum West Branch
The Herbert Hoover Museum Library in West Branch hosts a 200 year family of presidential traditions in an exhibit titled Hail to the Chief. It highlights the first days of 15 of 16 twentieth century presidents reflected in U S history.
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U.S
Herbert Hoover Museum
West Branch
Koalaty Kids Program Trials in Linn-Mar Schools
Linn-Mar joins about three dozen schools nationwide piloting the Koalaty Kids program from the American Society for Quality Control. Early indications show the program improving student attitudes and engagement, with teachers noting positive changes as students embrace the quality focus.
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Linn-Mar
American Society For Quality Control
Bush recounts excellent bonefish catch during Keys fishing trip
President-elect Bush spoke of landing a 13 pound bonefish off Islamorada as reporters watched during a preinaugural fishing trip. He noted a photograph was taken and said work could wait until he returned to Washington.
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Gazette Wire Services
Islamorada
Fla
George Bush
Bush
Washington
David Mulford
the Treasury
Anna Maria Perez
Barbara Bush
Donald Atwood
General Motors Corp
Pentagon
Atwood
John Tower
England
Margaret Thatcher
Florida Keys
Frenchwoman bears France's first sextuplets
A 29 year old woman who had infertility treatment gave birth by cesarean to four girls and two boys in Port Royale Paris. Coralie Gaelle Melanie Dori ane Cedric and Kevin weighed 2.9 to 3.28 pounds, all in good health. Mother Marie Claude Adam and her husband Daniel live in the Eure Norman dy region.
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Gaelle
Melanie
Doriane
Cedric
Kevin
Port Royale
Marie Claude
Adam
Gaston Verdonck
Daniel
Eure
Normandy
Twins celebrate 105th birthday in North Carolina
Maggie Grubb Lambeth and her identical twin Allie Grubb Hill both turned 105 on Friday in Denton North Carolina. Listed as the world’s oldest living identical twins by Guinness, they have lived in Davidson County all their lives and now reside at Mountain Vista Health Park. The sisters have rarely been apart, living within two miles for most of their lives.
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Woody Allen
Ronald Reagan
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
George Will
Walter Lippmann
Reagan
Soviet Union
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Calvin Coolidge
Mountain Vista
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