Brian Wilson misunderstood by fans as Beach Boys star falls
This piece reflects on Brian Wilson not as a sun soaked Beach Boy but as a troubled artist. It notes childhood abuse, deafness in one ear, obesity, and isolation amid a new solo album with a psychologist as executive producer. The author urges empathy and thanks Wilson for his music.
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Brian Wilson
Beach Boys
California
United States
U.S.A
Brian
Wilson
Timothy White
Beach Boy
Correction clarifies American Business Women's Association chapter
A correction notes the charter chapter is the American Business Women's Association instead of Chabwa Chapter. It also corrects that the Cedar Rapids La Leche League meets Wednesday at 9 30 a.m. at 3217 Waveland Dr NW and that an incorrect address appeared Sunday. The Gazette will respond to complaints about accuracy fairness and completeness of reports and headlines.
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American Business Women’s Association
Blair House
Cedar Rapids
Waveland Dr
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Associated Press
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Snafus mar Soviet Peace Walk through Ukraine
Byron and Martie Olson of North Liberty recount a chaotic Soviet Peace Walk from Kiev to Moscow with 238 American and 280 Soviet participants. Bureaucratic glitches, lost luggage, and late tickets marked the trip while host officials negotiated to stage a Moscow demonstration.
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Lyle Muller
Johnson County
North Liberty
Soviet Union
Byron
Martie Olson
Ukrainian Republic
Ukraine
Soviet Peace Committee
Martie
Moscow
Igor Felin
Peace Committee
Red Square
Byron Olson
Kiev
Moscow News
Iowa
Linn jury awards over $1 million in insurance dispute case
A Linn County jury found Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Co. acted in bad faith by pursuing fraud claims to avoid coverage. Al Wierck of Fairbank received 50 000 in defense costs plus 175 000 for mental pain and 175 000 for emotional distress and 200 000 in punitive damages. The Agues won 244 208 against Wierck, as his son’s drunken driving and transfer of a truck affected the policy. The total verdict exceeds 744 208 and with interest tops $1 million.
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Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Co
Linn County
al Wierck
Fairbank
Cedar Rapids
Toni
LeRoy Ague
Wierck
James
Ague
Grinnell Mutual
Agnes
Iowa
Nick Critelli
Des Moines
Grinnell Mutual Board of Directors
Critelli
Agues
Tom Riley
Theodore Duffield
Traffic safety pivotal in rural health study findings
At a National Advisory Committee on Rural Health hearing George Reagle of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration cited that 58 percent of traffic fatalities occur on rural roads often tied to drinking speeding and nonuse of seat belts. The committee discussed boosting government aid to improve rural health services and creating a network of state and local health officials to spread seat belt and drunk driving messages. Grants totaling over 1 million dollars were awarded to five rural health research centers across several states and 69000 to the Journal of Rural Health publisher to support rural health research projects.
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Washington
George Reagle
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
National Advisory Committee On Rural Health
Iowa
Robert Ray
Reagle
Secretary of Health and Human Services
Office of Rural Health
Federal Highway Safety Unit
Ray
Department of Transportation
Beagle
Donald Dunn
Iowa Hospital Association
American Nurses Association
National Association of Counties
National Rural Health Association
American Hospital Association
Arizona
North Carolina
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Journal of Rural Health
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