Iowa private banks face regulation after Bloomfield collapse
After the Exchange Bank of Bloomfield failed uninsured deposits highlighted risks in Iowa’s private banks. With four such banks remaining in the state, lawmakers weigh options from state to federal charters while considering deposit insurance, to prevent further losses and align with federal protections amid a broad banking downturn.
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Miss America selection marks a social milestone with Vanessa Williams
Vanessa Williams wins Miss America amid debate over pageant traditions. The choice highlights changing views on race and beauty standards, with Williams pledging to represent all Americans regardless of race creed or color.
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Vietnam: A History quoted as warning on Lebanon conflict
The review notes Karnow’s history of U.S. involvement in Vietnam and warns that Lebanon risks a similar gradual slide into war. It traces steps from advisers to Marines and questions the sincerity of denials about changing aims and the dangers of ongoing intervention.
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Reagan facing Soviet challenge with vejajor calls for strength
As the Andropov era tests U.S. resolve, the article argues Reagan should link diplomacy and force to deter Soviet moves. It contends the Kremlin pursues Afghanistan, Europe, ABM advances, and Middle East influence, while U.S. policy risks escalation without clear, decisive action.
Tread and lie verb usage sparks tense dispute
The piece discusses correct past tense forms of tread and lie with examples from musicians and reporters. It cites Karl Richter’s temper, usage debates over tread versus trod and troded, and a Washington reader’s quip about ditch lying. The author insists on precise tense: you lie now but you laid the book yesterday.
Cat at our door seeks care and identification
Mary C Bartlett asks for help identifying a friendly hungry tomcat visiting her Marion home all summer. She urges tagging or a collar so the owner can be found before winter and the cat is sent to a shelter.
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