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Iowa State University Press / Wall Street Journal / Westview Press / Sperry / Ge / Beatrice / University of Iowa Press / Patterson / /
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America / /
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Canada / Spain / /
Facility
University of Nebraska Medical Center / /
Holiday
Christmas / /
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gas miles / father-in-law / media attention / food / energy / mental health services / bank / white paint / bus travel / social support networks / food pantries / appropriate mental health services / media coverage / steel / /
Organization
National Association for Rural Mental Health / Department of Preventive Medicine / International Sociological Association / National Mental Health Association / National Action / National Action Commission on the Mental Health / National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors / Iowa State University / State Mental Health Program Directors’ Special Task Force on Mental Health Response / Center for Rural Health / Occupational Safety and Health Administration / Nebraska Medical Center / Center for Mental Health Services / University of Nebraska / University of Iowa / Rural Family Issues Coalition / /
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Tammy Zimmerman / E. Benjamin / Ron Manderscheid / Peter G. Beeson / Brien / Bernie Arons / Nancy Sutherland / Darrel Bushkoetter / Van Hook / Donna Shalala / Dennis Mohatt / Leo Buscaglia / Edward / E. Benjamin Nelson / David Sutherland / Juanita Bushkoetter / Osha Gray Broken Heartland / /
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Editor / wise minister / Farmer / President / stand guard / Walker / Rural Sociologist / Clinical Psychologist / D.J. / Governor / stubborn / independent farmer / banker / running back / HHS Secretary / /
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Nebraska / Minnesota / North Dakota / North Carolina / Iowa / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of Clinical Psychology / Family Life / Wall Street Journal / /
A special issue of the Winter 1999 Party-Line Editor’s Note By Peter G. Beeson This issue of the Party-Line is focused on the “Farm Crisis and Mental Health”. We tend to think of crisis as episodic, something that