Tim Law of Marion Iowa obituary notice
Timothy Eugene Law 42 of Marion Iowa died September 17 2024 at University of Iowa Hospital no services will be held He was born June 2 1982 in Clinton to Randy and Deborah Robison Law He earned an associate degree in business from Clinton Community College He enjoyed hunting duck watching Washington Commanders and Florida Gators He is survived by his mother Joyce Robison aunt Pam Hibbitts cousin Michael Faith godmother Ann Eckles and many relatives He was preceded in death by his father and grandparents Eugene Esther Robison and Matt Georgia Law.
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Eugene Law
Marion
Iowa
University of Iowa Hospital & Clinics
Clinton
Randy
Deborah (Robison) Law
Clinton Community College
Washington Commanders
Florida Gators
Joyce Robison
Pam
Randy) Hibbitts
Michael Faith
Ann
Robert) Eckles
Eugene
Esther) Robison
Matt
Georgia
Law
JD Souther dies shaping Southern California rock era
JD Souther 78 influential songwriter and musician who helped craft the Eagles Linda Ronstadt and James Taylor era died at home in New Mexico. He co wrote many Eagles hits including Best of My Love James Dean and Heartache Tonight and later toured with Karla Bonoff before cancellation. Souther also formed Souther Hillman Furay Band and recorded solo hits like You're Only Lonely. He was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2018 and described as a principal architect of the Southern California sound.
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Los Angeles
John David
Jd” Souther
California
Eagles
Linda Ronstadt
Souther
James Dean
New Mexico
James Taylor
Bob Seger
Bonnie Raitt
Karla Bonoff
Phoenix
Songwriters Hall of Fame
Southern California
Ronstadt
Joni Mitchell
Stevie Nicks
High Times Magazine
Texas
Detroit
Amarillo
Michigan
Glenn Frey
The
Longbranch Pennywhistle
Frey
Laura Nyro
Kris Kristofferson
Randy Newman
Elton John
Tim Hardin
Carole King
Rick Nelson
Neil Young
Waylon Jennings
Tim Buckley
Gordon Lightfoot
Taj Mahal
Souther- Hillman-Furay
Byrds
Chris Hillman
Poco
Richie Furay
Former OceanGate employee says safety complaints could have prevented Titan loss
David Lochridge, OceanGate’s ex operations chief, testified that OSHA should have investigated his safety complaints about the Titan. He said the sub was unsafe and that the company prioritized revenue over science, with seven to 11 cases ahead in OSHA's queue before action. Lochridge described clashing with co founder Stockton Rush and said he felt used as a show pony to attract paying customers.
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Federal Safety Agency
David Lochridge
OceanGate
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Lochridge
Ocean Gate
Stockton Rush
Titan
Washington State
Tony Nissen
Nissen
Rush
Finance and
Bonnie Carl
Coast Guard
Caribbean forecast keeps eyes on developing tropical system
Forecasters warn a tropical disturbance may form in the Caribbean next week with potential movement toward the Gulf of Mexico. After a quiet Atlantic peak season, experts cite the Central American Gyre strengthening near late September conditions, noting warm waters, possible spin pinch off in the northwestern Caribbean, and questions about rapid organization and landfall.
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Carolina Beach
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Atlantic
Philip Klotzbach
Colorado State University
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Gulf
Houston
Debby
Francine
Gulf Coast
Central America
Eastern Pacific
CAG
Honduras
Guatemala
Yucatan Peninsula
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