Veterans seek free therapy as Tricare friction grows
A Washington psychologist drives a weekly hour of free therapy for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. Veterans like Joyce Lindsey faced delays finding Tricare–accepting therapists, while officials note fragmented rules, low reimbursement, and provider shortages hinder access for many returning soldiers. The Defense Department cites reforms and rate adjustments to attract clinicians, yet acceptance remains uneven across plans and locales.
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Nothing to do in Cedar Rapids? Week events prove otherwise
The Gazette’s On the Street feature reveals a busy Cedar Rapids area schedule. This week includes Brucemore interactive afternoon, Marion Community Band in the downtown park, I Hate Hamlet at The Old Creamery Theatre, a farmers market, Uptown Friday Nights, Hiawatha’s Hog Wild Days, and a Bever Park outdoor concert with multiple events most evenings.
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Local events calendar spurs weekly reporting effort
Jennison, 44, of Mount Vernon, attends four to five area events weekly and shares reviews on a Z102.9 radio segment, Fox Channel 28 morning show, and a Cultural Corridor blog. Others note discovering Jazz Under the Stars, farmers market, St Jude's Sweet Corn Festival, and Hawkeye Downs race, with more to explore.
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Studies Say Death Penalty Deters Murders Across Several States
The Associated Press reports a group of academic studies from 2001 to 2006 arguing capital punishment deters murder. They estimate 3 to 18 murders prevented per execution, with one Emory study claiming 18 and others citing lower figures. Observers note debate and policy impact remain limited.
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Herbs and Echinacea Spark Public Interest
A Rockwell Collins engineer and Kirkwood CC instructor notes a global return to herbal remedies as people seek non prescription options. She cites folklore and centuries of use alongside science, while urging better education and more NIH funded research to guide consumers.
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