John Jones to read 9/11 victim Felicia Dunn Jones name
Joseph Jones marks his wife Felicia Dunn Jones's death with two annual remembrances and will join other families at a small park near ground zero to hear her name read on the sixth anniversary of the attacks. He recalls the day Felicia died weeks after the towers fell and struggles with the sense of loss as the list of victims is read.
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Dunn Jones adds name to 9/11 victim list
Felicia Dunn-Jones, wife of Joseph Jones, died of lung disease five months after inhaling toxic dust from the September 11 attacks. Her name was added to the official 9/11 victims list as officials note the ongoing impact of exposure during the cleanup at the trade center site.
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Brain study links politics to distinct cognitive styles
A University of California Los Angeles and New York University study reports that liberals show higher tolerance for ambiguity and conflict due to brain processing patterns. Using EEG, researchers paired letters M and W to elicit automatic responses, revealing two distinct cognitive styles tied to political orientation.
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Revenue Sharing Clash Shapes Big Ten and Big 12 Economies
Iowa an analyst outlines two models of college sports funding. The Big Ten splits bowl and TV revenue with equal and capped gate-sharing among 11 schools, while the Big 12 divides bowl and title game receipts evenly and splits TV money by equal and appearance-based pots. Iowa and Iowa State athletics directors favor the Big Ten approach.
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Low turnout glares in Iowa school board elections
The Gazette notes persistently low turnout in Iowa school board elections, with Linn County at 2.48 percent in 2006 versus 3.11 percent in 2001 and Johnson County at 3.59 percent last year. Judy Goldberg of Cedar Rapids reflects on participation, connections, and name recognition driving votes as she discusses her contested Cedar Rapids seat.
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