Coping with Death by Own Action Survives and Helps
Longtime survivor Loni Parrott describes 15 years of grief after her husband died by his own action. The Coping with death by own action Loss Support Group now meets twice monthly in Iowa City to support family members and friends with free sessions from 7 to 8 30 p m at 1105 Gilbert Court.
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Crisis Center
Gilbert Court
Iowa City
Anita Hill
Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
Fox News
Gretchen Carlson
Roger Ailes
Clinton
Hillary
White House
Community letter condemns tax plan and praises democracy
Iowa voter urges Senators Ernst and Grassley and Representative Loebsack to oppose President Trump’s tax cut proposal warning it widens inequality and harms the majority. The writer, a Marine veteran from Vinton, also criticizes NFL kneeling and stakes in civic duty.
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U.S
Joni Ernst
Chuck Grassley
David Loebsack
Iowa
Donald Trump
Karma, Bubba's fault and the Clinton era
Kathleen Parker reflects on a 25 year arc since the Clinton presidency, tying the rise of sexual harassment scrutiny to the culture around power. She argues for due process, notes the MeToo momentum, and suggests Clinton era behavior shaped ongoing gender dynamics and public rhetoric.
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William Jefferson Clinton
United States
Monica Lewinsky
Bill Clinton
White House
Clinton
Clintons
Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump
Bubba
Autumn Reflections From a Rural Observer
Kurt Ullrich writes from rural Jackson County about mowing nostalgia, bald eagles, deer mating season, and a quiet night with whiskey and jazz. He contrasts rural pride with critique of banks and urban living while welcoming the holiday season and memories of loved ones.
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London
Sinatra
Kurt Ullrich
Jackson County
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Community Letters
Rep. Loeksack
Krayenhagen
NFL
Marine Corps
Terry Jessen Vinton
Nick Andersor
Dica
Ted
Post Writers Group
Postwritersgrou
Kathleen Parker
The
Washington Post
America
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