Take second look at Iowa as vacation site
Iowa offers diverse local tourism options with 98 000 farms and attractions such as the Amana Colonies Madison County bridges and the Dyersville field of dreams. Tourist spending reached 3 2 billion in 1995 and visitor numbers hit 16 1 million in 1996 highlighting the state's appeal for homegrown getaways.
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Iowa Department of Economic Development
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Dyersville
Heritage of Iowa launches Older Iowans Fund for future seniors
Heritage Area Agency on Aging announces the Older Iowans Fund to counter flat state and federal funding. The program teams with Kirkwood Foundation to encourage estate gifts and wills. Executed by Heritage, a Kirkwood department, the plan aims to sustain services for aging Iowans amid rising need and a shrinking funding base.
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Heritage Area Agency On Aging
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Britain and United States share values seek stronger alliance
In a post election address Robin Cook outlines Britain's new Labour government aims in foreign policy. He stresses a transatlantic partnership with the United States, NATO security, free trade, climate cooperation, and adherence to international law while promoting disarmament and a global ban on anti personnel land mines.
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United States
Adultery as the next moral domino in society
The piece argues adultery will soon be treated as normal or acceptable, citing Lt. Kelly Flinn’s affair and other cases. It questions cultural drift, church denominations redefining fidelity rules, and the social costs of eroding marital vows in a broader moral shift.
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Juarez
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Kathie Lee Gifford
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U.S.A
Frank Pittman
Jesus
Donald
Trump
Childre
Watergate anniversary prompts debate on press power
A conference discussion marks 25 years since the Watergate break in and Nixon resignation. Critics say journalism's power shifted from politicians to the media, while others argue shifts in television, public opinion, polling, and policy shaped modern reporting more than the burglary itself.
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Ellen Hume
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Democracy Project
Wall Street Journal
Nixon
Woodward and Bernsteins
Goliath
United States
Vietnam
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