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  • Collection: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives

nighttime photo of firefighters on ladders, with hoses, entering building's second story windows; smoke at top of photo

Photo of exterior of Blue Star Foods building, with Blue Star semi and a train

color photo of Blue Star Foods logo on the side of the building at 25 Main Place

distance view of Blue Star logo on side of the building at 25 Main Place (W. Broadway and W. Washington/South Main)

Blue Star Foods
1023 4th St.
See Also: Con Agra

Food Cans...are shoveled from the second floor of the Blue Star plant by the truck load, as workmen start cleanup after fire.

Bluffs Arts Council (BAC)

Following His Speech...Nels M. Hansen holds a symbolic lighted candle at a Bayliss Park rededication ceremony Saturday night by local Boy Scouts.

The Crash...in a cornfield ripped the front end of the single-engined aircraft to shreds.

The Bunk House . . . at the proposed Little Sioux Village tourist development will be a Best Western motel, project developer William Daley of Council Bluffs announced. The 104-unit motel will be of western style and include a meeting room and…

Bluffs Development
Also See: Nord Sorensen
Treynor Landfill

A Key To The City . . . is presented by Mayor Raymond Pogge to Wes Jespersen, who was honored for efforts in beautifying the city. He also received the Operation Pride Pine Award and was named volunteer of the month.

photo, at a distance of plume of smoke from Bluffs Elevator explosion/fire; railroad tracks and cars shown on each side of plume.

Missing Women...who didn't know they were missing are Mrs. Frank LaMantia and Mrs Richard Bunten, mother of Rick Bunten, store manager. They went out for a sandwich and were believed to have been abducted Nonpareil photo by Dave Decker..

Unidentified Suspect...sits in a police cruiser at Fortieth Street and Interstate 80 in Omaha following his arrest. Nonpareil photo by Glen Fahrenkrug.

Holding Money Bag...from Shaver's Food Mart in Council Bluffs is Detective Donald Richie and an unidentified Omaha policeman. Nonpareil photo by Glen Fahrenkrug.

Ready to go in one of two new Council Bluffs ambulances is Emergency Medical Technician Jack Osborne. The paid cost 45,000, with $20,000 of that coming from a federal grant. These are the first "city" ambulances in recent years. One will be on…
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