Blocker family notes college era shifts and careers
The Blocker family of nine children reflects changing times from 1973 to now as Rebecca graduates. The piece lists each sibling with their degrees and current roles from Dan, a TransAmerica district manager in Long Island, to Mary teaching in Marshalltown, and Rebecca awaiting graduate studies after an Ushers Ferry internship.
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Iowa City
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Blocker
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Pa Blocker
Madison Wisconsin State Journal
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TransAmerica
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N.Y
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Hillcrest Family Services
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Marshalltown
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University of Iowa
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Trial on Murder Charge Details Clarke Herren Confrontation
Clarke testified he fired twice as Herren approached after stepping onto a deck railing broke and he fell losing the gun. He claimed self defense as Regina Herren told him Kevin abused her and possessed a violent temper. Denton pressed timing and intent while Bennett argued panic and immorality, not murder.
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Branstad and Miller clash over negative campaigning in Iowa race
In Iowa the 1990 governor primary map features William Branstad urging focus on issues and denouncing Roger Ailes politics. Attorney General Tom Miller spokesman John Cacciatore labels Ailes' style as harmful and voters tired of mudslinging. Coon Rapids banker John Chrystal notes candidates attack each other over drunk driving as opponents volley barbs.
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Poultry Industry Reluctant to Use Food Irradiation
The FDA approved low level irradiation to reduce pathogens in poultry, but major processors oppose. industry leaders and consumer groups clash over safety and demand. The FDA notes recent contamination concerns while critics call irradiation a harmful, ineffective solution.
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Court hears arguments on flag burning law and protests
Justices hear arguments on the Flag Protection Act while lawmakers and demonstrators weigh the balance between protest and national symbols. Kennedy notes defaced flags in Eastern Europe as a form of dissent, Starr defends neutrality, and Kunstler argues the law curtails free speech. Biden supports a constitutional amendment option. Ed wards doubts House support.
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