Time changes weave through Iowa history and modern policy
The piece tracks daylight saving time from early Iowa practice to federal standardization, noting wartime shifts and local experiments in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. It covers opinions from Leo Landis and Dr. Erin Flynn-Evans, the Uniform Time Act of 1966, energy debates, and current moves toward permanent standard or daylight time amid political action in Iowa and nationally.
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U.S
Leo Landis
State Historical Society of
Iowa
Cedar County Farm Bureau
The
Gazette
Congress
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
University Heights
Linn County
Zette
St. Luke’s
Mercy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Landis
U.S. Department of Energy
Hawaii
Arizona
Navajo Nation
Erin Flynn-Evans
American Academy of Sleep Medicine
Flynn-Evans
Coalition For
U.S. Senate
Iowa House
House
State Government Committee
Pope ends reform with limited gains for women in church
Pope Francis closed a years long reform process with recommendations that keep women from ordained diaconate and offer no teaching document. The final synod call urged full use of canon law for women's roles while leaving open access to diaconal ministry amid ongoing debate.
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Vatican City
Francis
Fernandez
Phyllis Zagano
Roman Curia
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Bailey.cichon
Thegazette.com
Cedar River
Sutliff Bridge
Johnson County
Jim Slosiarek
the Gazette
Pope
Vatican
Victor Manuel Fernandez
Pope Francis
General Assembly of the
Synod of Bishops
St. Peter's Basilica
Associated Press