Allan D Johnston of Davenport 83 died after cancer battle
Allan Duane Johnston, 83, of Davenport, died May 14 2016 at home after a cancer battle. Funeral May 23 at Weers Funeral Home with burial at National Cemetery Rock Island with American Legion honors. Survived by wife Elizabeth daughters Linda Judy son David and grandchildren. He worked in restaurant management starting with Sambo's Cedar Rapids and retiring from Ryan's Davenport in 1998. Memorials to American Legion Post 26 Davenport.
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Dot” Johnston
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Betty” Johnston
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Todd) Harmer
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Phyllis) Johnston
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White House official slams reporters in NYT Magazine piece
Ben Rhodes criticizes press depth citing cutbacks in foreign bureaus and youth of reporters. Reporters dispute his tone while acknowledging some accuracy about reduced international coverage and limited foreign reporting experience. The exchange underscores friction between the White House and its coverage.
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Airport security lines grow amid TSA staffing shortages
At O'Hare International Airport long TSA lines stranded dozens overnight as 450 American Airlines passengers missed flights. Officials cite staffing shortfalls, higher traffic, and slow PreCheck enrollment as causes, with 4,500 missed flights since February.
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Peace by hotel room easing Middle East tensions in Eilat
In a quiet pilot project since six months, Israel allows Jordanian workers to cross from Aqaba to Eilat to fill minimum wage hotel jobs. The first 700 of 1500 workers have begun amid concerns over security, hour limits, and Muslim service staff, with 55,000 Israelis and 40 hotels in Eilat.
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Jordanian hotel workers find a new life in Israel
Dozens of Jordanian room cleaners and pool staff work in Israel's Eilat hotels under tight rules. They earn about 1200 dollars monthly before deductions, take home 700 to 800, and cross the border from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. These workers face strict permits and limited roles while Israelis debate the program's political implications.
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