Corn Loss Studied At Research Farm. September 1, 1974
County Crop Loss Set At $68 Million; Disaster Status Sought. August 7, 1974
SW Iowa Crop Yield Worse Than Report. August 13, 1974
Gov. Ray Tours SWI Drought Area; Asks Disaster Designation. August 2, 1974
Farm Loss Shockwaves Felt Throughout S.W. Iowa; Everything From Cars To Groceries Affected. August 2, 1974
Drought Disaster Aid For SWI Totals $188.9 Million; Pottawattamie Receives Top Figure. August 30, 1974
SWI on border in hot dry spell. June 15, 1988
County roadside open for haying. June 17, 1988
Scattered showers bring little relief. June 20, 1988
Earners 'stand-offish' as grain prices surge. June 21, 1988
Heat drains water supply. June 23, 1988
Harkin raps USDA delay in responding to drought. June 23, 1988
The drought of '88. June 23, 1988
Red Oak 102 is SWI hot spot. June 24, 1988
Branstad to ask for disaster status. July 7, 1988
Rain brings weekend relief. July 11, 1988
Drought may force 15% corn price rise. July 11, 1988
SWI looking better in rain department. July 12, 1988
Iowa soybean, corn improve but face dry winds, hot sun. July 6, 1988
Iowa ag boss urges insurance for 'dry farms.' March 24, 1989
Harkin raps Yeutter 'kiss off.' April 20, 1989
County asks conservation of SWI water. May 4, 1989
City's water supply is adequate, despite county drought problems. May 5, 1989
County adds more sites for water in emergency. May 9, 1984
Brewery would provide water to drought-stricken Iowa towns. May 13, 1989
Area eyes turning to skies as drought conditions continue. May 28, 1989
County providing emergency water. May 2, 1989
]]> Parents: Robert & Beverly
11 Lakewood Villa
moved from 24`` Ave. A
Parents accused of child abuse in 1981, Patrick found to have genetic bone disease]]> Child removed from custody of his parents. January 23, 1981
Hearing set to stay order to take away child. December 29, 1981
Injured Bluffs infant returned home by court. December 10, 1980
Judge to rule next week on giving baby to parents; Polygraph tests inconclusive. February 18, 1981
Decision on injured infant is expected by Wednesday." January 13, 1981
Hopkins report filed with court. October 1, 1981
State to watch care of infant. January 15, 1981
Ruling on hurt baby is appealed. January 16, 1981
Child removed from custody of his parents. January 26, 1981
Hearing set to stay order to take away child. January 29, 1981
Story denied on taking of child. February 2, 1981
Final hearing to be held in custody case. February 16, 1981
Judge to rule next week on giving baby to parents. Polygraph tests inconclusive. February 18, 1981
Child in state custody. February 24, 1984
Child returned by court order. March 27, 1981
Baby taken away has bone disease. June 16, 1981
Hearing set on disease report. September 1, 1981
Decision delayed on report of Driver baby's condition. September 15, 1981
Supreme Court hears baby custody arguments. September 15, 1981
Decision delayed on report of Driver Baby's condition. September 15, 1981
High court hears Drivers' appeal. September 16, 1981
Disease report to county officials. September 18, 1981
Hopkins report filed with court. October 1, 1981
Abuse evidence 'insufficient' in Driver case. October 21, 1981
Civil suit filed by Drivers. October 22, 1981
Text of Supreme Court ruling in Driver case. October 25, 1981
Mercy asks dismissal of Driver suit. November 10, 1989
County asks suit be dropped. November 12, 1981
Driver case appeal seen. February 15, 1981
Driver case ruling in favor of county. February 17, 1982
Young C.B. boy to run again. January 5, 1988]]> Includes: Galpin-Ciaccio Plan
Theater Block]]> Planners eye downtown, renewal plan. April 9, 1984
Planners urge city to consolidate plans. April 11, 1984
Renewal plan explained to area property owners. April 13, 1984
Parking lot plans sought. April 24, 1984
Redevelopment diagram. April 24, 1984
City Council adopts urban renewal plan. April 24, 1984
Downtown facelift may begin in year. April 29, 1984
Schedule for redevelopment. April 29, 1984
Bluffs' fairy tale coming true; Fairy godfathers for downtown plan? April 29, 1984
Reelfs blasts city on downtown plan; Beno-Wickham for sale. May 17, 1984
Financing studied for redevelopment. May 13, 1984
Contracts on agenda for Council. May 21, 1984
Council awards redevelopment contracts. May 22, 1984
Plan would merge 2 downtown projects. July 11, 1984
City Council studies urban renewal appraisals. July 24, 1984
City officials tour urban renewal area. September 6, 1984
City unifies urban renewal plan. September 11, 1984
Two submit plans for Theater Block. August 2, 1984
Officials hail urban plans. August 3, 1984
Developers face queries from city. August 7, 1984
Park cornerstone of Madden proposal. August 9, 1984
Knudson-Morgan development proposal outline for officials. August 10, 1984
City talks tough on Theater Block. August 21, 1984
Officials suggest Madden proposal. August 23, 1984
City to discuss plaza financing. August 24, 1984
Late lobbying blitz results in close vote. August 28, 1984
Ballenger feels like Jell-0. August 28, 1984
Recommendation to go to Madden Co. October 3, 1984
Terms of Madden contract revealed. October 4, 1984
City Council to consider Madden pact. October 7, 1984
Theater Block purchases on Council agenda. October 21, 1984
Bond issue on council agenda. November 8, 1984
Green light on in Theater Block. October 23, 1984
'Other' redevelopment funds eyed. November 20, 1984
City finalizes grant application. November 29, 1984
Planners OK revenue bonds. December 5, 1984
Council OKs study of plaza. December 21, 1984
New York firm to consult on plaza. December 17, 1984
Council studies Theater Block options. November 13, 1985
Ciaccio: Bayliss Park was key to revitalization plan. November 14, 985
Downtown talks OK'd. January 15, 1985
City officials talk to Madden. January 17, 1985
Loans for plaza on council agenda. January 27, 1985
Search continues for plaza tenants. January 30, 1985
Madden seeking new tenant. January 31, 1985
Madden, C.B. firm discuss rent rates on Bayliss Plaza. February 19, 1985
Dentist's office bought. February 26, 1985
Madden may drop project if tenant search fruitless. March 1, 1985
Madden to pull out of Bayliss Plaza project. March 6, 1985
City eyes smaller development plan. March 7, 1985
City, Knudson reopen talks on Theater Block project. March 10, 1985
Council OKs new talks with Knudson. March 12, 1985
Theater Block project to shrink. March 14, 1985
New development plans on council agenda. March 24, 1985
Smaller downtown plan studied. March 26, 1985
Mayor: Project needs lower rents. April 1, 1985
Morgan takes lead in downtown project. April 4, 1985
C.B. officials to to capital to talk bonds. April 11, 1985
City grants Morgan extension. April 22, 1985
Buy options are extended. April 24, 1985
Theater Block only one of several downtown projects. April 28, 1985
Wickham Building price was $75,000. May 24, 1985
Bluffs to borrow $2.3 million for office development. May 14, 1985
Downtown proposal expected soon. May 21, 1985
Morgan to lease space downtown. May 30, 1985
$7.1 million building plan filed with city. June 1, 1985
Council OKs downtown plan. June 4, 1985
Shukert: Morgan 'will do good job'. June 14, 1985
City offers Crest new sites, money. June 28, 1985
Bluffs downtown developers study hand-delivered contract. June 28, 1985
Contract on council agenda. July 7, 1985
City may buy downtown land if development project fails. July 10, 1985
Minor details stall development plan. July 9, 1985
Development extension on council agenda. July 21, 1985
Developer given month extension. July 23, 1985
Crest Theater owners agree to sell to city. August 10, 1985
Building design unveiled; wins approval from panel. August 17, 1985
City Council to vote Monday on $7 million Downtown plan. August 25, 1985
Office project stalled until tenant signed. August 27, 1985
Council may consider pact on development. September 8, 1985
Redland expected to sign lease for downtown project. September 18, 1985
'Marriage' complete with signing of downtown contract. September 20, 1985
Wiggs says Crest may not relocate. September 25, 1985
Seven sigh sale contract in Theater Block. September 26, 1985
$4 million in bonds to be issued. October 15, 1985
Baird drops deal to sell to city. November 10, 1985
Council OKs payments for downtown projects. November 14, 1985
Discussion of Theater Block set by council. November 13, 1985
Hearing on Baird sale to be Nov. 27. November 15, 1985
Commission agrees with city over price for Baird building. November 28, 1985
Longtime jeweler closes shop. December 1, 1985
Soon-to-be-gone block slowly empties. December 15, 1985
Theater Block demolition set. December 17, 1985
Theater Block building owner seeks more money. December 21, 1985
Attorney won't give up building. December 27, 1985
Developers to ask for extension. December 29, 1985
Beno-Wickham plans depend on progress of downtown project. December 31, 1985
City sets Monday deadline for Baird to leave building. January 2, 1986
City files petition to evict Baird. January 7, 1986
Baird gets time for 'brief' explanation. January 14, 1986
Baird says hearing lack voids downtown contract. January 23, 1986
Judge rules Baird must vacate. January 25, 1986
Developers to request time to sell bonds. January 30, 1986
City Council allows downtown developer 60 days to sell bonds. January 31, 1986
Attorney says he needs 10 more days to move. January 31, 1986
Baird granted extra week to vacate downtown building. February 3, 1986
Downtown developers get extension. April 1, 1986
Developers say most bonds for project sold. May 16, 1986
Procedural victory claimed by Baird. Jun 14, 1986
July start planned for office building. June 26, 1986
Redland building nears construction start. July 2, 1986
Office building work to start as plans for a second develop. July 23, 1986
Office building work to start as plans for a second develop. July 23, 1986
Meeting set on office building. July 25, 1986
New building's bid for grant put on hold. July 28, 1986
Theater Block construction begins. August 20, 1986

]]> No Frills Market To Open Its Doors January 24, 1980
No Frills Supermarket Is Picketed By Unions August 2, 1980
No Frills Calls Pickets Unfair August 6, 1980
Employees At No Frills Retaliate Against Union August 30, 1980
'Busy Schedule' Halts Picketing October 10, 1980
Food Store 'Underbilled By $43,347' May 23, 1983
No Frills Set To Open New Store April 20, 1984
No Frills Philosophy: Increased Efficiency April 29, 1984
Opening Delayed June 24, 1984
No Frills Opens New Store September 20, 1984
Stores Stress Selling Points In Competitive Grocery Market April 28, 1985
No Frills Expanding Broadway Store February 1987
Expansion Adds Deli, Bakery To Broadway No Frills Store September 2, 1989
No Frills Plans Bluffs' Largest Store December 11, 1991
Earth Begins To Move At New No Frills January 6, 1992]]> File #2: 11/05/1968 -]]> File #2: 11/05/1968 -]]> Nixon Picks Men For Cabinet With 'Extra Dimension' December 12, 1968
President Richard Nixon Shakes Hands WIth Mao Tse-tung . . . February 22, 1972
Returning Home June 6, 1972
NIXON IS RESIGNING August 8, 1974
Nixon Visited Iowa On 14 Occasions August 9, 1974
Nixon Was Iowan In Early '40s August 9, 1974
Victory Sign At Ak-Sar-Ben August 9, 1974
This Is Part Of The Crowd . . . August 9, 1974
Nixon Warmly Received In Bluffs Visits - Here In 1954, 1960, 1966 August 9, 1974]]> File #2: 11/05/1968 -]]>