Only Wife, Committee Could Stop U.S. Senate Bid - Grassley Launches 'Campaign' April 19, 1979
Grassley Will Run For Senate October 2, 1979
Grassley Race A 'Family Decision' October 9, 1979
Grassley Wants Fines Levied Against Iranians March 7, 1980
Grassley Backs Voting Record May 2, 1980
Candidates Ask Why Both Got Nod May 11, 1980
Stoner: A Mistake To Question Fund May 11, 1980
Sen. Grassley Says He'll Keep Date On Cryts Farm June 2, 1982
Grassley: Build On The Past March 30, 1983
Grassley Tells Students Stay Out Of City Politics March 31, 1983
Grassley In City Fry Pan April 2, 1983
Grassley: He Was 'Misunderstood' April 5, 1983
Bluffs Stop Part Of Grassley Tour June 2, 1984
Grassley: Democrats Too Liberal For Iowa August 14, 1984
Grassley Undecided On Meese January 30, 1985
Grassley's Secret: A Toy Train? April 2, 1985
Washington Group: Grassley Will Be Hard To Beat In 1986 April 5, 1985
Grassley: Keep Word On Farm Credit April 6, 1985
Group Protests Grassley Vote On Nicaraguan Aid April 25, 1985
Grassley Urges Prosecuting Firms Obtaining Defense Plans April 30, 1985
Grassley Leads Fight As Senate Puts Limit On Defense Funding May 3, 1985
Grassley Admits He's Tight; Harkin A Brooks Fan May 4, 1985
Grassley Predicts Trouble for GOP May 14, 1985
Grassley Urges More Loan Help July 13, 1985
Grassley's Child Abuse Bill Passes July 13, 1985
Grassley Aide: Change Boosts Farmers' Taxes August 6, 1985
Grassley Urges Fed Agencies To 'Understand' Farm Crunch August 10, 1985
Grassley: Farm Cuts Unintentional January 17, 1986
Grassley: Ag Improvements To Take Time April 4, 1986
Grassley, Iowa Development Group Hope To 'Sell Iowa' May 4, 1986
Grassley Gives Iowans Call-In Opportunity April 28, 1987
Grassley Says He'll Support Dole In '88 October 19, 1987
Grassley Looks To Retain Senate Seat November 1, 1992
Grassley Holds Open House In New Council Bluffs Office June 2, 1993]]> Age: 59
Address: New Hartford
Party: Republican
Family: Wife, Barbara; five children.
History: Iowa House of Representatives, 1959-1975; U.S. House of Representatives, 1975-1981; elected to U.S. Senate 1980; re-elected 1986.]]> Grape "Co-op" One Of Oldest July 26, 1936
Places Freeze Order on 1,900 Cases Wine - Check Grape Growers Price . . . September 22, 1950
Grape Growers' Order "Frozen" - Liquor Commission Says Price High September 1950
Move To Cancel Wine Order Fails - Commissioner Scott Receives No Support September 26, 1950
Grape Growers' Winery Is Big Business Operation - It's Made In Council Bluffs October 9, 1955
Smallest Grape Crop In History - 125,000 Pounds Harvested In Area October 30, 1963
C.B. Grape Growers One Of Oldest Active Cooperatives - Dates Back To 1893 May 21, 1967
A Good Grape Harvest For Southwest Iowa - Council Bluffs Boasts Iowa's Largest Winery September 26, 1971
Grape Growers Plan To Sell Out December 12, 1972
Grape Growers Association Cuts Operations, Seeks Buyer May 20, 1973
Grape Growers Still For Sale July 27, 1973
Council Bluffs Winery Now Silent - Once Thriving Business January 25, 1976
Memories Of The Grapes Of Past - Council Bluffs Once Big Wine Producer June 14, 1978]]> [Photo print of 'Today" image is not present in the file, but the caption for the photo published in the Nonpareil reads:
"Today...the hill has all but vanished, with new homes having been built on the site, facing both on Fifth Ave. and and Third St. Modern machines made this change possible, with many thousands of yards of earth being moved to other parts of the city by truck in just a short period."]]]> ["Council Bluffs Changing Scene" photo print is not present in the file, but the caption for the photo printed in the Nonpareil reads:
"Council Bluffs Changing Scene--This shows the John G. Woodward Candy Factory as it appeared in about 1920 at the corner of Glen Ave. and Broadway. It was taken from a Chamber of Commerce booklet of that date which points out that the Woodward firm was one of the largest of its kind in the United States."]]]> [same photo print, 14.5 x 10.25 cm, also in file][
["Today" photo print not present in file, but caption for it in the Nonpareil reads:
"Today...65 years later the same building appears to have undergone some remodeling but generally retains the same appearance. Ground floor contains a jewelry store, restaurant, and clothing store, but only a portion of the upper floors are now in use."]]]> ]]>