Safe Gun Handling Class for Women in Squaw Creek
About two dozen women attended the first Safe Gun Handling Class for Women at Squaw Creek signaling community interest in firearm safety. The event framed by local organizers aims to promote responsible handling and awareness among female participants.
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Squaw Creek
Delta Flight 1141 Crash Survivors Describe Escape From Fire
Delta Flight 1141 crashed on takeoff from Dallas Fort Worth Airport en route to Salt Lake City. Survivors recount leaping onto the red hot wings as flames filled the cabin. 13 people died, including an infant, with 34 injured. Investigators cite possible engine problems and an aborted takeoff, while the plane was bound for Salt Lake City.
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Grapevine, Texas
Delta
Penn Waugh
Dallas
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
Salt Lake City
Mona Thomason
Sunshine
Bill Berry
Atlanta
Peter Wright
Michael Benson
National Transportation Safety Board
Washington
Fred Rollins
Drought and Federal Reserve Slow Iowa Personal Income Growth
Iowa economists estimate that drought and Fed rate hikes will reduce this year's personal income growth by about 1.5 percentage points, leaving Iowa with slower revenue prospects and a plateau in economic expansion. Patrick Cavanaugh notes slower income will affect the $2.8 billion revenue forecast, as Branstad aides monitor budget impacts.
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Judy Daubenmier
Des Moines
Mother Nature
Federal Reserve Board
Iowa Economic Forecasting Council
Patrick Cavanaugh
Iowa Department of Management
Cavanaugh
Terry Branstad
Iowa
Americans see slight poverty rise as incomes edge up
The Census Bureau reports 1 percent rise in average family income and a small uptick in poverty to 32.5 million people, with the poverty rate at 13.5 percent. Officials call the change within margin of error, while critics say recovery leaves many behind, notably Black Americans.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Robert Greenstein
Center On Budget and Policy Priorities
William Butz
Butz
Passenger train revival marks first ride in 35 years
A CRANDIC World Ag Expo test run carried passengers from Hawkeye Downs to Amana with volunteers guiding riders. The trip showcased the return of passenger service on the line after 35 years, with round trips priced at 8 dollars and scenic rural views along the route. The event drew curious onlookers and local participation as the train neared Fairfax and Walford.
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Metro Area
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Crandic
Hawkeye Downs
Amana
Fairfax
Walford
Doc Dittert
Cedar Rapids
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