A Mother's Courage Through Tragedy in Fort Atkinson
Jacquelyn Mitchard profiles Barb Vorpahl of Fort Atkinson Wisconsin as she contends with Niemann Pick Type C affecting her daughter Stacey. The piece frames a mother’s advocacy, resilience, and the family’s quest for a cure while highlighting the emotional cost and moments of joy amid loss. Stacey’s sister Kim shares the impact on her life and outlook.
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Barb Vorpahl
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Barbara
Gary
Stacey
Barb
United States
Stacey Vorpahl
Kim
National Foundation For
Garth Brooks
House votes to withhold U N dues over rights panel ouster
The House approved 252 to 165 to suspend next U N dues, while allowing $582 million in arrears this year, unless the United States regains its seat on the U N Human Rights Commission. The measure, backed by 189 Republicans and 62 Democrats, cites anger over the U N vote removing the U S from the panel and aims to secure a deal on debts to the world body.
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Capitol Hill
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Correction of Bob Sayre highlighted in Iowa City Gazette
A corrected report notes Bob Sayre, author and University of Iowa professor emeritus, spoke at a Coralville forum on economic development. The Iowa City Gazette details how it will publish corrections or clarifications when errors are found and invites complaints at phone 398 8313.
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University of Iowa
Coralville
Iowa City
the Gazette
The Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink ads
The Gazette promotes farming with soybean ink and urges recycling through City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists subscription rates for motor and mailing editions, 7 issues weekly including Sunday for 19.00, 52 weeks 236.00, and 293.80 for other regions.
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Periodica
Sade Rapids
Lowa
Cedar Rapids
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AP News
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Senate approves 2002 fiscal plan in party line vote
The Senate approved a $1.95 trillion budget for next year by 53 to 47, enabling a $1.35 trillion tax cut over 11 years. Despite defections by Senators Jeffords and Chafee, five Democrats backed the GOP plan while Harkin opposed and Grassley supported it, highlighting a tense fiscal path ahead. The package trims spending on most programs except entitlements and chips away at federal outlays to fund tax relief. Grassley noted modernization funding for the USDA National Animal Disease Center and Veterinary Services lab in Ames as a key priority. White House spokesman Fleischer called it a significant day for Bush’s presidency.
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Rhode Island
Iowa
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Chuck Grassley
Harkin
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