Lloyd L. Foust
Lloyd L. Foust, 63, of Cedar Falls, Iowa, died Jan. 2, 2012, at Cedar Valley Hospice Home, Waterloo.
Feb 3 2012 | Posted in Obituaries | Read More »
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Playing nice during recess
President Obama was in Ohio this week, speaking in the Cleveland area about the state of the nation’s economy. He surprised reporters (and no doubt Congressional Republicans as well) when he announced that he was appointing former Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray as head of the new federal consumer financial protection bureau.
Jan 6 2012 | Posted in David Hejmanowski | Read More »
Reecie Selvage
Reecie Selvage, 94, of Sunbury died Tuesday (Dec. 6, 2011) at Cherith Care Center at Willow Brook in Delaware while surrounded by his treasured family.
Dec 8 2011 | Posted in Obituaries | Read More »
The law of enemy combatants
Isoruku Yamamoto was 59 years old when he died in April of 1943. For the previous four years he had served as commander in chief of the combined fleet of Japan. In that capacity he had developed a plan to make a pre-emptive strike on the United States to draw down American naval power. He planned and led the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941 in which 2,402 men were killed– the worst attack ever on American soil by a foreign force. Americans rallied to a common cause, rebuilt and fought back.
May 12 2011 | Posted in David Hejmanowski | Read More »