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Voice from the past: Northern Cheyenne combat vet reconnects with long-ago platoon buddy

PAUL HAMBY
U.S. Army veteran Thomas Rockroads Jr. talks about his experiences in Vietnam from the perspective of a Northern Cheyenne tribal member.
Laura Rockroads was in bed at her Busby home in 1970 when she heard a knock at the door. The mother of three answered each knock with âenterâ in Northern Cheyenne. The door opened; a face she hadn t seen in a year peered in. It was her son.
Thomas Rockroads Jr., now 72, returned home from combat in Vietnam before he was even legally allowed to vote. In spite of her rheumatoid arthritis, Laura sprang from the couch and yelled. The two had last seen each other in Billings, as Thomas boarded a 747 to begin his deployment. They had parted then with a Northern Cheyenne song that, 52 years later, the Bronze Star recipient still sings. ....

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Iowa Soldiers Returning From 10-Month Middle East Deployment

Iowa Soldiers Returning From 10-Month Middle East Deployment
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Nearly 630 Iowa soldiers who have been deployed to the Middle East for the past 10 months are returning home.
The Iowa Army National Guard is hosting modified community welcome ceremonies for soldiers from the 1st Battalion Ironman 133rd Infantry Regiment. The cememonies will be several cities this weekend, but they will not be open to the public. They will be live-streamed for the public to view.
The soldiers returning to Iowa include a group of about 110 men and women from Davenport, 130 from both Cedar Rapids and Dubuque, and 250 from Waterloo. ....

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Neology, Inc.: Sund & Baelt's Expectations Exceeded in First Seven Months of Denmark's Low Emission Zone Deployment

Neology, Inc.: Sund & Baelt s Expectations Exceeded in First Seven Months of Denmark s Low Emission Zone Deployment
Within the first seven months of operation, the solution has been able to demonstrate:
Consistently high vehicle processing rates at near 100% levels across all vehicle types, exceeding contract expectations
Journey compliance rates have improved and now exceed 99.5%
Efficient enforcement and awareness activities have resulted in the reduction of penalty charge notifications by more than 85% compared to peak period
The scheme has encouraged transition from higher polluting vehicles to retrofit effective particulate filters to minimize emissions in Copenhagen, Frederiksberg, Aalborg, Odense and Aarhus. Of note, illegal driving in the Danish low emission zones will cost DKK 12,500 ($2000 US) for lorries and buses and DKK 1,500 ($150 US) for vans. ....

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Morning Update: Rogers deal for Shaw likely to face heavy scrutiny from Ottawa

The Globe and Mail
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Rogers Communications Inc. may have to sell off some wireless assets to get its $20.4-billion bid for Shaw Communications Inc. past a government that has been pushing to increase wireless competition and reduce cellphone bills, analysts say.
The deal announced yesterday is likely to face significant regulatory hurdles, analysts said, because it would eliminate Canada’s fourth-largest wireless carrier, Shaw-owned Freedom Mobile. The regional carrier has been credited with driving price competition in recent years. ....

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Sounding off: Veterans say their standard-issue earplugs caused hearing loss

Sounding off: Veterans say their standard-issue earplugs caused hearing loss
One of the largest mass tort cases in the U.S. is heading to trial this month
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By Jackson Hicks and Sandra Jones | March 16, 2021 at 7:50 AM HST - Updated March 23 at 8:42 AM
(InvestigateTV) - Hundreds of thousands of veterans across the country say they’ve suffered hearing loss and permanent ringing in their ears after their government-issued ear plugs failed to protect them.
“I had the hearing of like a 60-year-old man when I was 30,” said Brett James Bailey, an Army veteran. “I’ve come to terms with the fact that at some point I’m probably going to have to have a hearing aid.” ....

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