Obese Ed Tinnes Remembered on Washington Farm Life
Ed Tinnes of the Washington area, known as Big Ed, lived on a family farm and attended local games before illness. His doctors tied his obesity to heredity and obesity research, noting his size affected treatment options and highlighting his prominence in the community.
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Tinnes
Washington
Cloyce
United Presbyterian Home
Matt Prihoda
Prihoda
Pichoda
Washington Area
Big Ed
Prayers For Diana And Mother Teresa In Iowa City
In Iowa City prayers were offered for Diana and Mother Teresa last week and this week at First United Methodist Church. The Rev Deb Kiesey said people felt kinship with Diana, while the Rev Ed Fitzpatrick at Newman Catholic Center cited a world famous photo and reflected on their lives.
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Iowa City
Mother Teresa
First United Methodist Church
Deb Kiesey
Church
Diana
Newman Catholic Student Center
Diana's death spurs calls for press reform and royal reflection
Diana’s death triggers debate over tabloid excesses as Diana’s sons return to school. Sir David English and Lord Wakeham push self regulation while Prime Minister Blair backs voluntary codes. Trevor Rees-Jones speaks of guilt and the Candle in the Wind tribute heads toward a record fundraising single.
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Westminster Abbey
David English
Press Complaints Commissions Code Committee
BBC Television
Spencer
News of the World
Britain
Sunday Mirror
Tony Blair
Press Complaints Commission
Lord Wakeham
The
Guardian
Diana
Alan Rusbridger
William
Harry
Highgrove
London
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Fitzpatrick
Charles
Trevor Rees-Jones
Observer
Pitie-Salpetriere Hospital
Paris
Rees-Jones
Dodi Fayed
Henri Paul
Elton John
Marilyn Monroe
England
Rose
John
BBC
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon Rd
Old Capitol Mall
Dodge St
Coralville
2Nd Street
Saal Oke S
CAL
Cedar Rapids Tire
the Gazette
Cityline
the Gazette Eciryune
Cityline & Mini Directory
Towa
Iowa
Lettuce
AmerUs Bank
AmerUs Loan
Hy-Vee
Johnson Avenue
FDIC
S.E
7Th Avenue
Marion
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