The Baffles Retires At Iowa Falls Postoffice
The article notes Mahoney retires with Clift and McCullough involved in timekeeping at the Iowa Falls postoffice. The piece mentions timing roles and local staffing changes affecting operations in the town.
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Iowa' Falls
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Constitutional limits and the three branches explained
The article outlines key constitutional prohibitions and limits. It notes Congress cannot tax exports or favor ports, and cannot establish religion or abridge free speech or press. It explains the separation of powers among Congress the executive and the judiciary and reserves powers to the people and states. It ends with a reminder that unassigned powers belong to the people.
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The Highway Story of a Local Quick-Turn Daredevil
A southeast Iowa youth on country roads enjoyed showing off with a hat-red car and faulty brakes. He tailed oncoming vehicles then cut in, delighting in the mystified reactions. A hill or curve ended his stunt when his speed caused a rollover on the highway.
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Gong
Iowa
Jon
Mighty Congress and its limits on power
Essay notes that Congress cannot suspend habeas corpus except in wartime, and cannot pass bills of attainder or punish individuals by special acts. It emphasizes that courts must be obeyed and individuals in custody must be brought before a judge.
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