Doctor pairs work overseas to aid Nazarene Hospital
R T Hall and his wife Susan, former Nazarene missionaries from Oklahoma City, return to the United States after two years in Papua New Guinea. They describe dire doctor shortages, malaria, and a shoestring budget at Kudjip Hospital serving 65 000, with malaria and pneumonia as top illnesses. They urge donations of sheets and medicines, while noting U.S. doctors earn far more.
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Gail Cooper-Evans Geen
R. Terry Hall
Dc: Rapids
Papua New Guinea
Susan
the Nazarene Hospital
United States
Hall
Immediate Care Medical Center
U.S
Terry
Papua
Oklahoma City
Oakland Church of the Nazarene
Nazarene Hospital
Food and Drug Administration
State Pharmacy Board
Kudjip
Mount Hagen
New Guinea
Australia
Equator
South Pacific
Irian Jara
Indonesia
The
Nazarene Church
MAP International
Brunswick
Iowa Republicans Back Bush as Dems Hold Back Endorsements
Nagle stays neutral in caucuses while House aides shift to other campaigns. John Fitzpatrick joins Simon campaign. John Frew works for Bruce Babbitt. Grassley backs Dole and Bush allies Leach Tauke Lightfoot campaign for Bush. Grandy stays noncommittal to avoid alienating GOP base. Harkin, a freshman, aims to win re election without favoring a candidate.
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John Fitzpatrick
House
Sen
Paul Simon
John Frew
Harkin
Senate
Bruce Babbitt
Rep
Neal Smith
Iowa
U.S
Far East
Fred Grandy
Sioux City
Charles Grassley
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Jim Leach
Davenport
Tom Tauke
Dubuque
Jim Ross Lightfoot
Shenandoah
George Bush
Leach
Tauke
Bush
Lightfoot
Grassley
Dole
Beverly Hubble Tauke
Airport security cautions on joking about bombs or guns
Security officials in Cedar Rapids warn that joking about weapons at the X ray screen is no joke and can lead to arrest or fines. Gun carriers face confiscation and possible federal charges, while knives over three and a half inches are banned. Officers note public relations work and strict screening rules, with exceptions for those needing assistance.
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Hartz
Waychoff
J.J
Choff
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Los Angeles
Super Bowl Soup and Apple Tech in East Iowa Byways
Anamosa Journal-Eureka columnist Marge Hummel offers Super Bowl Soup ideas timed to football breaks and notes the game may last four hours. A fourth grader from Anamosa displays an Apple computer in an apple shell, while Clarence-Lowden Sun-News columnist Pat Kroemer writes about parenting and keeping distance from a taller son during shopping.
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Marge Hummel
Anamosa Journal-Eureka
Hummel
Thomas Kula
Anamosa
Eureka
Pat Kroemer
Clarence-Lowden Sun-News
Cameron
Ethan
Iowans study Chile rights record impact on death penalty
Scarpaci led a 10 day human rights fact finding mission to Chile assessing military rule and death penalty prospects for political prisoners. He notes Chile shifted toward life imprisonment and cites the Supreme Court case as a turning point while discussing international studies at the university.
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Padi
Chile
Supreme Court
Scapaci
Scarpaci
Iowa
U of I
James Freedman
Sharing: Iowa districts weigh three-way school sharing efforts
Districts tighten partner search as they move away from junior high teaching. Fremont and Hedrick draft a whole grade sharing plan but reject it for low student numbers. Three-way sharing with Center Point emerges for Shells burg Urbana and Midland Lost Nation. Oxford Junction pulls back amid concerns about activity cuts and bus routes.
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Sinclair
Gray
Fremont
Hedrick
McCauley
Neal Brown
Midland
Wyoming
Maurice McDonald
Anamosa
Monticello
Lost Nation
Oxford Junction
Oxford Junction School
Robert Ahrendsen
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