Malvern Blacksmith Shop To Take On A New Look - Little White Building Needs Enlarging July 6, 1960
Fine Old Grand Piano Once Pride Of Malvern Opera Days August 31, 1960
Malvern Bank Shortage Seen 'Less Than $60,000' - Federal Officials Checking Records January 31, 1961
Open For Business: January 31, 1961
Malvern Shortage Set At $55, 172.45 February 2, 1961
Few Remaining People In Malvern Glued To Radios March 3, 1962
He's No Ordinary Bystander At School - Chantry Keeps Friendly Eye On Malvern Namesake School . . . September 9, 1962
Malvern Helps Young People Aid Themselves - Provides Special College Loan Fund . . . December 16, 1962
Sympathy Is Fine But Action Would Be More Appreciated - Malvern Faces Isolation October 11, 1964
Soybeans Piled In Street At Malvern - Elevators Jammed In Southwest Iowa October 22, 1964
Malvern Residents To Vote On Bonds To Help Industry - Election Is Set July 27 July 2, 1965
Malvern Voters Okay Bond Issue July 22, 1965
Plans Underway For Centennial February 27, 1969
Students Find Building Roomy - High School Facility At Malvern March 16, 1969
Railroad Has Many Changes - Including Station At Malvern March 26, 1969
Malvern Getting Set For Centennial - Celebration Sept. 7 Through 13 March 30, 1969
Whiskers Everywhere April 6, 1969
Pageant Shows Pioneer Life At Malvern's Centennial September 11, 1969
Centennial Scenes September 12, 1969
Pulling For Malvern September 14, 1969
Malvern Becomes Flag-Waving Town - Drive By Legion Sets A Custom November 23, 1969

Malvern Buys Rescue Unit - Manned By Volunteers June 25, 1970
Malvern Church Will Celebrate Its 100th Year August 16, 1970
Recreation Program For Mills County June 2, 1971
Recreation Program For Mills County June 2, 1971
24th Senior Center To Open June 8, 1971
Malvern's New Rescue Unit Already Has Proven Its Worth August 12, 1971
To Stop Possible Flood Erosion October 7, 1971
Malvern Begins Rejuvenation Of Business Area April 9, 1972
Malvern Children Will Swim On Site Of Their Old School October 22, 1972
Drive In Malvern Outfits Ambulance November 26, 1972
Malvern High Addition February 24, 1974
A New Look For Bank In Malvern April 14, 1974
Business Booms In Malvern, High School Addition Planned April 28, 1974
Nishna Cottage Nursing Home Plans New Malvern Facility March 9, 1975
New Schools Taking Shape - SWI Construction Progress May 11, 1975
They Create Bang-Up Fourth June 29, 1975
New Care Center Goes Up In Malvern December 21, 1975
New High School Addition Eases Pressures At Malvern December 28, 1975
Old Cabin Gets A New Chimney - Historic Structure In Malvern Park February 29, 1976
A New Home In Malvern For Forgotten Generation August 8, 1976
Generations Of Folks Owe Their Advent To Osteopathic Doctors Dan And John January 20, 1977
Malvern To Decide Fate Of Community Center August 14, 1977
Malvern Festival Renews Spirit October 11, 1977
Malvern Ambulance Rolls - Hard Work Pays Off March 30, 1978
Brawl At Malvern Festivities July 5, 1978
Ray Takes Sentimental Journey, Finds His 'Roots' July 17, 1978
Opponents Seek Changes - Switch To Community Care February 4, 1979
Malvern Is Proud . . . April 22, 1979
Malvern Levy Fails June 13, 1979
Dogs Start Mills Fair July 31, 1979
Sheep Show Opens Annual Mills Co. Fair August 1, 1979
Heritage Parade September 232, 1979

Chemicals Pose Danger To Malvern - State Officials Charge March 20, 1980
Chemical Waste Move Is Studied March 22, 1980
Chemicals Moved Out Of Malvern - To Riverton March 23, 1980
No Warning On Chemicals Upsets Riverton Mayor March 23, 1980
Malvern May Get Chemical Factory March 28, 1980
Richter Doesn't Like Role Of Villian - Malvern Building Readied For More Chemicals March 31, 1980
Chemicals Cost State $60,000 April 18, 1980
Malvern Chemicals Create New Threat July 6, 1980
Chemical Barrels Sorted For Move - No Legal Action Expected July 8, 1980
Officials Say Malvern Chemicals Show Need For Approved Dump Site July 9, 1980
Help On The Way For Flood Area? August 4, 1982
Dutch Gun Club Launches 36th Fireworks Celebration June 26, 1983
Malvern Mourning Teen-Agers' Deaths May 6, 1985
Grief-Stricken Town Pays Tribute To Teens May 8, 1985
Malvern Liquor Store To Get Ax; City Unhappy August 30, 1985
Malvern A Dying Town? Depends On Who You Ask September 29, 1985
Fire Destroys Malvern Liquor Store January 6, 1986
Fire Could Leave Town Dry For A While January 9, 1986
Fire Guts Malvern's Downtown January 26, 1987
Furnace Motor Eyed As Cause Of Malvern Fire January 29, 1987
Hardware Owner Finds Business Slow April 26, 1987
Malvern High School Looking For A New Principal, Superintendent May 11, 1987
Mills County Grand Champion Steer Brings Top Bid At Auction July 30, 1987
Malvern Slowly Rebuilding Half Block Leveled By Fire April 24, 1988
Mills Grand Champion Sold For $1.10 A Pound July 29, 1988
Two Injured In Car-Train Collision East Of Malvern November 11, 1988
Fire Victims Plan Return February 19, 1989
Mayor Quits Over Snow Removal March 9, 1989
Mills Livestock Auction Tops Last Year's Total By $16,000 July 28, 1989
Malvern Prepares For Day When Trail Comes To Town September 18, 1989
Three Killed In Tuesday Accident Near Malvern November 7, 1990
Olympics A Dream January 30, 1991
Bus Crash Injures Five, Delays Classes At Malvern March 20, 1991
Residents Want Malvern Church Added To Historic Register October 6, 1991
Malvern Hopes To Add Patrols By Deputies February 4, 1992
Urban Revitalization Plan Pays Dividends In Malvern April 25, 1993
Mills Eyes Job Opportunities For Disabled July 2, 1994]]> Council Mum On Improving Streets For Malmore Acres - Must Accept Them First July 22, 1969
Malmore Acres Runs Dry - Broken Pipes Blamed February 17, 1970
Malmore Council Asks Road Work June 9, 1970
Malmore Residents Push For Better Protection December 14, 1978
Latest Incidents Upset Malmore Acres Residents December 17, 1978
Malmore Leader Faces Gun Charge December 23, 1978
Malmore Man Faces Harassment Charge December 28, 1978
Malmore Reps Satisfied After Meet With Officials December 29, 1978
Malmore Resident Wants City Sewers August 18, 1980
City Says Ditch Causes Illness August 5, 1982
Malmore Residents Petition for Sewers August 6, 1982
Crews Seek Faulty Pipes August 6, 1982
Ditch Disease Probe Pressed August 9, 1982
More Illnesses In Malmore Acres Area August 10, 1982
Shigellosis Cases Continue To Rise August 11, 1982
No New Cases Of Shigellosis August 12, 1982
Sickness Continues; State Doctor Here August 19, 1982
Committee Says No To Funds For Sewer August 19, 1982
City Action On House Reversed August 20, 1982
Malmore Residents Press City For Sewers, Streets August 24, 1982
Shigellosis Outbreak Is Seen 'Dying Down' September 1, 1982
Council 'Tests Water' On Malmore Project September 14, 1982
City Moves On Malmore March 1, 1983
Malmore Work Given Priority - $2 Million Project May 10, 1983
Malmore Plan Advances, But Completion In Doubt June 28, 1983
Malmore Court Review Is Sought August 16, 1983
No Protest At Malmore Conference September 14, 1983
'Mudville' Residents Blast City October 9, 1984
City: No Quick Fix For Muddy Malmore Acres October 10, 1984
Council Invited To Malmore Acres October 11, 1984
Residents of Malmore Acres Take Shovels To The Muck October 21, 1984
Smith: City Will Try To Ease Woes In Malmore October 23, 1984
Muddy Street Graveled October 26, 1984
Temporary Roads May Be Finished In Malmore Acres Within A Week November 6, 1984
Malmore Acres Residents May Sue City November 20, 1984
Malmore Residents Protest Water Rates April 22, 1985
Water Main Study Eyed For Malmore Acres May 24, 1985
Malmore Mains To Be Studied June 20, 1985
Bonds Proposed For Water Mains July 24, 1985
Malmore Acres Scheduled For $2 Million Project February 27, 1986
Malmore Relocation Discussed By Council March 17, 1987
Malmore Residents Join In Search, Find Missing Girl April 6, 1987
Malmore Group Presses City Over Water Rights June 18, 1987
Malmore Water Study Ordered June 24, 1987
Noise, Junk Irk Malmore Residents August 4, 1987
Court Asked To Determine Water Fight December 14, 1987
Further Study Proposed Of Malmore Water Needs May 23, 1988
Malmore Group Raps Fund Vote May 24, 1988
Judge Hears Malmore Water Case April 13, 1989
Judge Bars Water Rights For Malmore April 28, 1989
City To Fight Water Request In Malmore May 4, 1989
Word Due In 3 Weeks On Malmore Water Bid April 19, 1989
Malmore Man Warns Council: Stop Me Before I Kill Someone May 23, 1989
Judge Asked To Modify Decision In Malmore Acres Water Dispute May 25, 1989
Malmore Residents Urged To Organize A Watch Program May 26, 1989
Supreme Court Review Sought In Malmore Acres Water Suit June 1, 1989
Malmore Acres Residents To Form Neighborhood Watch June 6, 1989
Panel Urges Funding Malmore Acres Water June 8, 1989
Council To Act On Malmore Water Grant June 26, 1989
Malmore Residents Object To C.B. Water Hookup Costs August 11, 1989
No Estimates Presented, Malmore Action Is Delayed August 29, 1989
Malmore Parents Seeking Council Help To Fight Woes October 23, 1989
Protection, Shelters Asked For Malmore October 24, 1989
Mixed Reactions To Malmore Water Mains October 14, 1990]]> File #3
93--]]> Students forming anti-gang group. May 12, 1993
Teens too busy to sleep. May 17, 1993
Stressed out? Not kids in Bluffs. May 26, 1993
Teamwork keeps school quiet. May 30, 1993
Wilson now a 'better, safer' school. June 1, 1993
Schools find ways to deal with violence. June 2, 1993
Yes, there is a free lunch--for Bluffs school children. June 5, 1993
Top Council Bluffs scholars look forward to future. June 6, 1993
Life of learning lies ahead. June 6, 1993
Top student eager to be part of pack. June 6, 1993
Graduation changes student's life forever. June 6, 1993
Rickels on way to achieving goals. June 6, 1993
Blazing own trail paid off. June 6, 1993
She scaled academic mountain. June 6, 1993
Bluffs schools propose new elementary. January 5, 1994
Schools wrestle with special education. January 30, 1994
Roosevelt project both cost effective, works. January 30, 1994
Bluffs schools to be re-audited. February 16, 1994
Numbers at Kanesville have risen. March 21, 1994
Youths create art at fesitval. July 29, 1994
New project aimed at high-risk youth. August 16, 1994
Students benefit from keno. May 5, 1994
Students to see Congress close up. October 9, 1994
New program helps at-risk students. October 13, 1994
Educators puzzled by reform opposition. October 23, 1994
Parents question new teaching methods. October 25, 1994
Schools struggle to meet goals. October 26, 1994
'Outcomes' stir controversy. October 24, 1994
Bluffs students delve into history. November 7, 1994
District forms image committee. November 17, 1994
Area students perform in state-side ensemble. November 19, 1994
School district surveys residents. November 20, 1994

]]> Stories (General)
Before 3/12/89 see School Stories general)
File #2 3/12/89--1992]]> Three C.B. bands capture top honors in jazz festival. March 13, 1989
C.B. Schools deny illness rumors. March 11, 1989
Pact gives 28 [cent] raises to C.B. school workers. April 4, 1989
Pilot computer system OK'd for school lunch program. April 12, 1989
32 educators seeking 2 C.B. principal jobs. April 12, 1989
C.B. schools recognized in FINE award program. April 19, 1989
10 students earn awards in journalism. April 20, 1989
Officials give C.B. Schools high grades for programs. April 20, 1989
Soviet firm invites C.B. youths for visit. April 27, 1989
Optimist banquet honors C.B. school safety patrols. May 2, 1989
Groups take History Day events. May 6, 1989
1,175 high school, IWCC students to get diplomas in C.B. in May. May 15, 1989
300 C.B. youths sign letter to Gorvachev. May 17, 1989
C.B. schools excellence awards given. Jay 17, 1989
City ponders unusual requests in pupils' mock council session. May 18, 1989
C.B. school board okays drug policy. May 23, 1990
Heat again shortens school day. August 29, 1990
C.B. students loved opera. April 12, 1991
Teen arrested after school bomb threats. April 16, 1991
Work at 4 schools right on schedule. April 17, 1991
Storm gives students a break from classes. April 30, 1991
Two schools get at-risk grant funds. May 1, 1991
School programs designed to help at-risk students. June 2, 1991
High drop-out rate linked to number of at-risk students. June 2, 1991
Computers enhance student math skills, July 7, 1991
Procedures govern use. August 11, 1991
Review gives on use. August 11, 1991
Who has access to credit cards. August 11, 1991
Board presidents pleased with regulations. August 11, 1991
Credit card use 'a convenience' for governments. August 11, 1991
C.B. administrators face reassignment. August 24, 1991
Schools spending more for instruction. August 26, 1991
School candidates address board image, money problems. August 29, 1991
Bluffs expects 108 students. November 6, 1991
Bluffs teachers ask for 8% salary hike; school district counters with a 1% offer. November 9, 1991
Planning depends on projections. November 9, 1990
Bluffs school programs get national attention. January 5, 1992
Schools may fire administrator. June 26, 1992
Schools eye changes in code of conduct. July 25, 1992
Art classes provide valuable lesson in creative thinking. April 30, 1993
Pact gives 3.2% raise to school secretaries. May 4, 1993
School district recognizes efforts of non-teaching staff. May 5, 1993
School pact gives 3 [cent] raise to food, maintenance workers. May 18, 1993
Bluffs administrators reassigned for fall. June 2, 1993
School enrollment totals released. October 8, 1993
Three students expelled in handgun incident. February 22, 1994
Survey: Teachers lacking support. November 30, 1994]]> General Growth Buys Center Site July 21, 1984
C.B. May Get New Shopping Mall September 20, 1984
Developer Mum On Plans For Mall November 1, 1984
Developer, City Begin Talks On Shopping Center November 14, 1984
Shopping Center To Be Topic Of Planning Meeting January 9, 1985
Plans For Mall To Be Announced February 6, 1985
'Mall of the Bluffs' Construction Set For Fall February 7, 1985
Developer Says Mall To Create 800 Jobs February 8, 1985
Planners Approve Preliminary Mall Plans March 13, 1985
Building Dates Set for Mall April 9, 1985
Groundbreaking For Mall Expected In About A Month April 24, 1985
New Mall Should Provide 2,000 Construction Jobs April 28, 1985
June 5 Groundbreaking Set For Mall Of Bluffs May 10, 1985
Mall's Dirt May Be Dumped At School May 15, 1985
Work Officially Begins On Mall Construction June 5, 1985
Mall Firm Seeking Tenants June 6, 1985
Board Permits General Growth To Use Property July 3, 1985
Engineers Hired For Mall Street Work August 15, 1985
Outside Work On New Mall To Be Finished By December August 29, 1985
'Fast-Track' Defers Permits On Mall, Track September 4, 1985
Mall Gets Permit Four Months Late September 12, 1985
Roofing It At The Mall September 25, 1985
Mall Construction Proceeds August 26, 1985
Five-Screen Theater Complex To Be Built At Mall Of Bluffs November 10, 1985
General Growth Names Manager For New Mall January 17, 1986
Mall Of The Bluffs Set To Open In October With Over 60 Stores April 4, 1986
Here's Current List Of Tenants April 4, 1986
Mall Construction In Stretch Run; Doors Scheduled To Open Oct. 8 April 27, 1986
Bluffs Area Has Become Hot Property July 13, 1986
Ghost Town Image To Fade As Mall Nears Its Opening August 20, 1986
Mall Of The Bluffs Lauded By Branstad October 9, 1986
Mall Of The Bluffs Nears Big Opening October 2, 1986
Mall Walking Plans Kickoff December 31, 1986
Decision Delayed On Dillard's Store January 16, 1987
Mall Traffic Rolls In From Out Of County January 27, 1987
Several New Stores Mulled As Addition At Mall Of Bluffs February 11, 1987
New Businesses To Open At Mall Of The Bluffs March 1, 1987
Three Stores Close At Mall Of Bluffs March 9, 1987
New Restaurant, Stores At Mall Of The Bluffs May 20, 1987
Mall Of The Bluffs Discusses Expansion August 12, 1987
Mall Of Bluffs Stores Total 101 December 13, 1987
Mall Turns Retail Tables April 24, 1988
Shop Owners Sue Mall Developers May 25, 1988
Dillard's Opens Omaha Store, Nov. 9 Opening Set In C.B. August 25, 1988
Sewer Backup Damages Stores At Mall of Bluffs December 9, 1988
Mall of Bluffs 90-Percent Full April 21, 1991
Mall Of The Bluffs Area Gets More Development July 21, 1991
Shoppers Try To Jump-Start Holiday November 25, 1991]]> Council Bluffs, Iowa]]> Driver Cavett, 45, Dies During Fire - Collapsed In Run From Falling Wall November 20, 1950
Tragedy, Pathos And Humor Sidelight The Morning Fire November 20, 1950
Fire Damage . . . November 20, 1950
Crushed Truck . . . November 20, 1950
Start Cleanup Of Main Street Fire - Still Pouring Water On Smoldering Wreckage November 21, 1950
Thar She Goes - November 21, 1950
Meter Saver - November 21, 1950
Cause Of Fire Not Determined - Des Moines Inspector Praises City Firemen November 22, 1950
Oil Burner May Have Caused Fire - Chief Tells Of His Investigation November 26, 1950]]> Council Bluffs, Iowa]]> Council Bluffs, Iowa]]> Thar She Goes - Spectacular aftermath of Monday's $250,000 fire here occurred in the afternoon when front walls of two gutted buildings were knocked down. Shown toppling here are the shells of the South Main Furniture Company (center) and Nick's Tavern (right). A heavy steel ball swung by the dragline at left battered the facades, knocking them onto a rubble heap on the two lots.

(bottom)
Meter Saver - Willis Shrader, superintendent of city parking meters, removes a meter head so it will not be damaged when the wall behind him is knocked down. To get to the meter, Shrader had to hammer through inches of ice, formed by water from fire hoses.]]> Main_Street_Fire_1950_11_21_1950_002.jpg]]> Top Floor Falls - Here the fourth floor of the L.H. Katelman company building buckles and starts its fall to South Main Street. The third-floor front of the building, for the most part, fell inward. A fireman can barely be seen atop the ladder, leaning against the Morphy Drug Company building.

(middle)
Injured Fireman Earl Hansen . . . is aided by Capt. Jack Cochran, Driver Robert Madigan and E.W. Olsen of 100 Fourth Street.

(bottom)
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Katelman . . . watch their hardware store go up in flames. Man at right is unidentified.]]> Main_Street_Fire_1950_11_20_1950_008.jpg
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]]> Council Bluffs, Iowa]]> Fire Damage . . . seem from the alley entrance on First Avenue includes burned-out Jensen Apartments wall rubble in alley (center), and shell of Brooder Supply Company warehouse (far right).

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Crushed Truck . . . becomes a platform for fire fighters after rear walls of the burning building cave in on it. The falling wall broke an electric power line, holding icicles on track back. The truck belongs to the South Main Furniture Company. ]]> Main_Street_Fire_1950_11_20_1950_006.jpg]]>