Francis G Mysak 1926 2017 Obituary
Francis G Mysak 90 of Springville died March 2 2017 at Jones Regional Hospital Anamosa Visitation March 5 2 to 5 p m Murdoch Funeral Home Marion Funeral services March 6 10 a m Squaw Creek Baptist Church Marion Burial Springville Cemetery He was a heavy equipment operator and longtime Springville school bus driver Survivors include his children Mel Stephen Sheryl Marianne Kevin Kent 14 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and siblings. He was preceded by his wife Lillian in 1999.
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Francis G. Mysak
Springville
Jones Regional Hospital
Anamosa
Murdoch Funeral Home
Marion
Squaw Creek Baptist Church
James Perry
Andy Saul
Francis
Mel Mysak
Nancy
Center Junction
Stephen D. Mysak
Mary
Sheryl Weiderman
Marianne Lerch
Louie
Kevin Mysak
Tammy
Whittier
Kent Mysak
Everett
Glenda) Mysak
Dorothy Loehr
Lisbon
Lillian
Prairieburg
Iowa
Joseph
Lola
Spindler) Mysak
Iowa City
Lillian Norris
Murdochfuneralhome.com
Obituary for Donald L. Nicholson of Washington Iowa
Donald L. Nicholson 98 of Washington Iowa died March 1 2017 at United Presbyterian Home Washington. Visitation 10 to 11 a.m. March 6 at United Presbyterian Church Washington. Funeral 11 a.m. with Rev Bill Warhover, burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Memorials to Hospice of Washington County or United Presbyterian Home. Survived by wife Davida son Dean and family and daughter Pat Ryan and family. Father of two daughters and four grandchildren plus Pat’s two children and three grandchildren.
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Washington
Donald L. Nicholson
Iowa
United Presbyterian Home
United Presbyterian Church
Bill Warhover
Elm Grove
Washington County
Jonesfh.com
Don
Davida
Dean
Dianne
Freeport
Ill
Pat Ryan
Iowa City
Sessions Calls for Recusal Amid Kislyak Revelations
The article reports Attorney General Sessions facing renewed pressure to recuse after it emerged he did not disclose Kislyak meetings during his January confirmation hearing. Democrats demand resignation while Republicans split with some supporting the recusal and others defending Sessions. Rep Dave Loebsack accuses Sessions of lying under oath. Grassley dismisses the notion of quitting.
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Sergey Kislyak
Congress
Sessions
Post
Kislyak
Judiciary Committee
Franken
Trump
Rep
Dave Loebsack
Iowa City
Senate Judiciary Committee
Iowa lawmakers push reforms amid partisan clash and protests
Senate President Jack Whitter frames a bold reform agenda as Republicans press ahead with changes to workers compensation and election law. Democrats assail the moves as anti local control and harmful to workers, while Branstad lauds safety and water quality bills advancing this session.
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Senate
Jack Whitter
R-Ankeny
House
Rob Hogg
Cedar Rapids
Mark Smith
Marshalltown
Iowa
Branstad
Senate Natural Resources and Environment Committee
Sap harvests and warm winter mark early signs of spring
Sap runs at the Nature Center reach 900 gallons in late February, signaling an early spring as nightly freezes recede. The town endures the ninth warmest winter in 144 years with 4.26 inches of precipitation and 17.1 inches of snow, Cedar Rapids reports a February high of 76 degrees. Climate scientists link these trends to broader warming patterns and warn maple sap harvests may be threatened if warmth persists.
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Myers
Nature Center
Mike Jacobs
Monticello
Buchanan County
Hillaker
University of Iowa Engineering
Jerry Schnoor
Center For Global and Regional Environmental Research
Iowa
Schnoor
Cedar Rapids
National Weather Service
Stephen Mally
the Gazette
Jean Wiedenheft
Indian Creek Nature Center
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