(Formerly 7th Avenue Church of Christ)
1525 McPherson Avenue]]> Church Of Christ Moves Facilities To Larger Quarters. January 21, 1956
Church Buys Land For New Building. October 25, 1961
Seventh Avenue Church Of Christ Is Building An $80,000 Structure; Completion Expected In Fall. May 23, 1964
Nearing Completion. October 3, 1964
Another House Of Worship Completed; Open House Service December 12, 1964
Three Ministers Serving McPherson Church of Christ. August 30, 1975
McPherson Church has four ministers. February 7, 1976
Elders are a first in local Church. February 2, 1985
The Church of Christ...will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the denomination in Council Bluffs. July 27, 1985]]> ]]> 810 Avenue E]]> Bus ministry a booming program. April 22, 1978]]> 714 Benson St.
(Former church at 810 Ave. E
7/1/84 First services held
Rev. F. Henry Neff, pastor]]> Iglesia Ni Cristo
(Church of Christ)
(Philipines [sic])
3205 Renner Drive
Not affiliated with American Church of Christ]]> Iglesia Ni Cristo to host Bible study. March 30. 1985
The Iglesia Ni Cristo Church of Christ...will celebrate its 71st anniversary Saturday. July 27, 1985]]> Industrial Outlook for C.B. Bright - City Should Form Development Corp. To Provide Site August 8, 1954
C.B. Development Corp. Should Be Well Organized - Non-Profit Group August 9, 1954
Would Need $100,000 To Develop Industrial Site - For First 30-Acre Tract . . . August 10, 1954
C.B. Has Open Field For Industrial Development August 11, 1954
Industrial Group Will Incorporate - Foundation Plans To File Articles Soon November 14, 1954
Council Bluffs Has Great Industrial Potentiality - Dean Woolrich Of Texas U. Calls For Courageous Leadership December 31, 1954
C.B. Ready To Accept Challenge - Has The Leadership Needed To Develop Industrial Potential January 2, 1955
Foundation Calls For Hard Work - Program Divided Into Eight General Areas January 9, 1955
C.B. Industrial Foundation Is Launched; Pledges At $81,400 March 18, 1955
Ross Elected By Industrial Group - Foundation Pledges Mount To $98,800 March 26, 1955
30 Men Launch Fund Drive For Industrial Foundation April 13, 1955
Report $10,000 In Industrial Drive April 14, 1955
Industrial Fund Totals $127,000 - 75 Pct. Of Prospects Give To Foundation May 3, 1955
Industrial Foundation Has Option On Site - Tentatively Buys 80 Acres In South Side May 19, 1955
Foundation Buys 80-Acre Tract - Will Be Available For Industrial Use August 4, 1955
32-Acre Site Purchased By Industrial Foundation - Adjoins Another Plot . . . September 22, 1955
Industrial Sites Brochure Ready - 2,000 Will Go Into The Mail Monday October 6, 1955
Industrial Group Reelects Officers - Made Over 2,500 Contacts In 1955 January 17, 1956
Industrial Site Gets First Firm - Stonecraft, Inc., To Start Factory January 29, 1956
Burlington Railroad Buys Industrial Site - 'Vote Of Confidence' In C.B. . . . May 16, 1956
Burlington Purchase Is Good News To Foundation - Will Help Industrial Campaign May 17, 1956
C.B. Makes 'Pitch' At Industrial Exposition - 6 Iowa Cities Have Exhibits April 9, 1958
River Project To Begin Soon - Will Be First Dock On The Bluffs Side September 15, 1958
'Industrial Prospect' Is Collared By C.B. Police - It's A Pleasant Surprise When . . . July 31, 1960
Some People Think C.B. Shabby; Others Praise City - Little Paint And Ambition Would Help August 1, 1960
Persons With 'Suburbanitis' Complex Hurt Bluffs - It's Good To Have Omaha As A Neighbor, But . . . August 2, 1960
The 'Knockers' Discourage Industrial Prospects - While Most Citizens Are 'Boosters' August 3, 1960
New Industry Is Welcome In Bluffs --- And Wanted - While There Are Some Fault-Finders August 4, 1960
C.B. Is Very Friendly -- And Courteous To Strangers - Even The Grumblers Admit . . . August 5, 1960
New Industry Spurs $100,000 Fund Drive - Omaha Firm May Move To C.B. February 21, 1961
Lozier-Line Co. Signs Contract - Hopes For Bluffs Factory In 2 Years February 22, 1961
Industrial Group Renames Officers February 28, 1961
Industrial Drive Chairmen Named March 9, 1961
Industrial Drive Shifts Into High Toward $100,000 Goal March 10, 1961
Initial Gifts Group Named - Has $35,000 Goal In 'Crash Program' March 13, 1961
Industrial Drive Has Hit $60,000 - Can Proceed With Site Work -- Ross April 6, 1961
Chamber Groups Meet This Week January 20, 1963
Transportation Firm To Build On Industrial Site - $500,000 Annual Payroll April 10, 1963
New Industry: April 11, 1963
U-Haul Firm To Move Here - Buys Four Acres On Industrial Site May 14, 1963
Active Year Is Predicted For Industrial Foundation Tract - Several Prospective Sales Seen January 21, 1964
Everest To Head Industrial Group January 22, 1964
Industrial Foundation Agrees To City Annexation Of Its Site February 10, 1964
Top Industrial Post to Cairney - Fettig Named Vice President July 1, 1965
Werner Buys Building Site - Purchase From The Foundation July 29, 1965
Peters, Smith To Foundation Board - Named At Annual Meet January 18, 1966
Automotive Warehouse Buys Land May 29, 1966
Industrial Foundation Buys Tract November 10, 1966
CB Industrial Group Elects January 19, 1967
Transportation Firm Buys 3 Acres Here March 29, 1968
Investment In Community Begins To Pay A Dividend October 20, 1968
1969 Looms Bright For Industrial Foundation January 5, 1969
Industrial Foundation Elects 4 January 24, 1969
Officers Named For Foundation January 28, 1969
Industrial Foundation's Assets Grow 20 Times Since Start - Now Total $5,288,389 March 9, 1969
A $250,000 Vision Achieves Reality April 26, 1970
New Director May 23, 1971
Potter New Foundation Director May 23, 1971
1971 Was 'Best' For Foundation February 8, 1972
Tremendous Interest Shown Industrial Tracts - 'In Heart Of Metro Area' April 30, 1972
Bluffs Industry Filling Potential February 20, 1973
'72 Success Is Industrial Building Block - Tract I Sold Out: Omaha Help Sought April 29, 1973
C.B. Industrial Foundation Sold 25 Acres During 1973 February 19, 1974
Foundation Moving To Tract III April 28, 1974
Doubt Change Of Minds On Feed Plant - Industrial Foundation Meets February 18, 1975
Birdsall Named President Of Industrial Foundation March 21, 1975
Industrial Foundation Word Is Readiness April 27, 1975
Foundation Notes More Jobs In Bluffs Due To Industries February 17, 1976
Industry Didn't Beat A Path To The City's Door February 15, 1977
DEQ Regulations Restrict Industry February 15, 1978
INRIP Keeps Up Momentum April 30, 1978
Industrial Park Awarded Grant September 30, 1978
Foundation Continues To Push Industrial Land Sales February 20, 1979
Prospects Eye Industrial Land February 19, 1980
Duysen Named To IF Board February 19, 1980
Plan For Industrial Levee Rejected By Government September 11, 1980
Hearing To Be Oct. 27 On Industrial Levee Plan September 30, 1980
Industrial Group 'Never Satisfied' October 6, 1980
Levee Plan Rejection Is Reaffirmed October 7, 1980
Need For Levee Project Subject Of Public Hearing October 27, 1980
Levee Project Is Rolling Again November 25, 1980
Hearing Date Set On Industrial Levee December 16, 1980
City Wants New Bids For Levee January 14, 1981
Levee Work Given February 24, 1981
Industrial Foundation Faces Suit May 10, 1982
No Industrial Sales; Economy Gets Blame February 17, 1983
Three Re-Elected To I.F. Board February 16, 1984
Foundation Reappoints Members March 18, 1985
Industrial Group Profits January 26, 1988
Foundation Tabs Mike Theisen January 27, 1988
Eich Is Elected President Of Industrial Foundation March 27, 1991]]> 1700 Avenue E]]> This Brick House. August 30, 1958
Prophecy Church Is Now Debt Free. August 7, 1971
Prophecy Church Will Relocate. May 6, 1972
Worshippers En Route To General Assembly. August 16, 1975
God of Prophecy to hold convention. July 20. 1985
Prophecy Church buys property to relocate. July 17, 1976
Prophecy to break ground. march 9, 1985]]> (CCI)
Also see: Smart, Mike]]> Citizens' group eyes community improvement. April 23, 1978
Cure sought for redlining by CCI September 1, 1978
CCI Community Congress Oct. 13, 1979
'Congress' will celebrate CCI maturity; To remain in community. October 7, 1979
CCI Congress to be in mall. October 8, 1979
Small crowd at CCI Congress. October 14, 1979
Refunds available to some renters. January 8, 1980
Neighborhood groups are changing city's face; A grass roots power base. April 27, 1980
C.B. group gets grant. September 18, 1980
Wind generator grant given. October 1, 1980
CCI gets day with legislator. March 1, 1981
Local group gets grant to fight child sex abuse. July 7, 1981
CB group: InterNorth protest was a success. April 14, 1982
Protest at Segnar residence. July 16, 1982
Segnar wants police guard; CCI denies it is violent. July 26, 1982
CCI protesters deny threatening Segnar. July 27, 1982
'Sutbstitute senator'. August 24, 1982
Vocal protest at Peoples. November 6, 1982
CCI faces 'foe'; Buys its stock. January 8, 1983
CCI: more money is needed. January 13, 1983
Ministers, CCI 'good beginning'. January 21, 1983
CCI again raps InterNorth, ICC. March 9, 1983
CCI group strikes out in council appearance. March 29, 1983
Legislators hear CCI concerns. January 5, 1984
Rate hike blasted by CCI group. February 24, 1984
CCI preparing for city-wide goals seminar. March 17, 1984
CCI names task forces; Emphasis on 'key issues'. April 1, 1984
Priest heads CCI walk for more votes. June 23, 1984
CCI announces July 4 activities. July 1, 1984
CCI questions costs of Louisa plant repairs. August 2, 1984
Utility rates topic of CCI meet. December 12, 1984
CCI planning on turning up the heat. December 24, 1984
Senior citizens voice objections to firing of meal-site manager. January 16, 1985
Citizens taking complaints of release to Des Moines. January 25, 1985
CCI sets meeting with judges and legislators. January 30, 1985
Child protection topic of CCI meeting. February 3, 1985
Citizens quiz city officials on budget issues. March 2, 1985
Gronstal, Hester awarded by CCI. May 3, 1985
CCI says door-to-door canvass to be completed by month's end. August 16, 1985
Petition seeks city government change. October 2, 1985
CCI discusses phone rates. October 4, 1985
Group adding up petition signatures. October 4, 1985
City salaries rapped at CCI meet. March 9, 1985
Residents file papers seeking 'strong' mayor. October 5, 1985
Candidates forum set for Friday. October 10, 1985
Bluffs activists protest in D.C. May 6, 1986
Free book covers lack school approval. September 18, 1986
Protesters seeks to restore gas service. September 18, 1986
Group still soliciting book-cover money. January 16, 1987
CCI: Helping people help themselves. January 14, 1990
6 CCI executives will resign, cite internal problems. June 18, 1990
Anti-drug focus, power struggle prompted six CCI resignations. June 19, 1990
CCI targets billboards near schools. June 21, 1990
CCI seeks drug-program grant. September 28, 1990
CCI proposes wards, 7 council members. February 9, 1991
Moore re-elected CCI president. May 17, 1991
900 sign CCI's petition seeking council changes. July 5, 1991
Wardites 'expected' opposition by CBBA. July 24, 1991
Candidate pulls out of election; forum still on. August 15, 1991
Suspension of CCI head is sought. August 15, 1991
]]> 3/22/1956
4/2/1958
4/29/1959
5/60
(6/12/60 -- Clipping "City Pay is Below State Average")
1961 -- City report was in form of films slides/strip
4/15/1962
1962
1971 (Sept. 12) Supplement to Nonpareil "Toward a Better Place to Live"
1959]]> Council Bluffs, Ia. 1957 Annual Report; City Manager Form of Government. April 2, 1958
Council Bluffs, Iowa. 1958 Annual Report. April 29, 1959
City Pay is Below The State Average; With Few Exceptions. June 12, 1960
Council Bluffs Report; Report for the calendar year of 1961. April 15, 1962
Toward A Better Place To Live; A Report To The People Of Council Bluffs, Iowa; 1970-1971. September 12, 1971]]> File #1
t end of 1984
Includes 1964 Bond sale (st. improvement)
See also: Taxes, city and county]]> City Would Spend $268,195 More In 1964, But Cut Taxes; Proposed Appropriations Total $5, 111, 413. July 14, 1963
Pleasant Surprise For C.B. Taxpayer: No Hike In Mill Levy; Estimated Figures Indicate. August 18, 1963
Good News For Bluffs Taxpaper; Slight Dip In Mill Levy. November 5, 1963
'Outside' Revenue Goes Long Way Toward Operating City; Taxes To Provide Third Of 1964 Budget. December 15, 1963
1963 Overall Tax Levy Is Down In Council Bluffs, Sioux City; Most Iowa Cities Increase. January 19, 1964
Much Work--Littel Guessing--Goes Into City Budget; It's A Detailed Year-Round Job. July 12, 1964
City Would Spend $62,120 More In 1965, But Cut Taxes; Levy Rises Only 1.6 Mills In 12 Years. July 19, 1964
City Council Amends Budget; Park Board Will Get $8,000 Less. July 20, 1964
Assessor's Proposed Budget Up $3,550 Over Last Year; Public Hearing Is July 30. July 9, 1964
Assessed Valuation Of Personal Property Up $132,218 In Bluffs; Totals $4,149,790. July 20, 1964
city Council Amends Budget; Park Board Will Get $8,000 Less. July 20, 1964
Real Estate, Personal Property Assessments Are Up $1,235,983; In Council Bluffs. July 21, 1964
Assessed Valuation In County Up $1,502,732; 1964 Total Of $111,002,880. July 26, 1964
Assessor Cuts Budget Asking; City Board Okays One Mill Tax Levy. August 4, 1964
Council Adopts New Budget, Calling For .301-Mil Tax Cut; Overruling Two Objections. August 4, 1964
Council Bluffs Taxes Are Up 8.42 Mills; Most To Schools; $126.82 Per 1,000 Assessed V aluation. November 8, 1964
City Eyes Budget Hike; A 1.8 -Mill Tax Increase; Record Proposal Of $5,788,853. July 2, 1965
City Council Adopts Record $5,788,853 Budget For 1966; Protests Overruled At Public Hearing. July 20, 1965
$5,734,885 Increase In Assessed Valuation; Total $55,554,740 For 1965 In C.B. July 27, 1965
6.363-Mill Reduction In The C.B. Tax Levy; $8 Million Hike Assessments. January 26, 1966
Mill Levies Rise In Seven Towns; Carter Lake Up Most; Bluffs Lower. January 26, 1966
City Eyes $305,742 Budget Hike; A 4.68-Mill Tax Boost; Council Holds Unannounced Meet. July 15, 1966
Seats And Stairs Filled By Citizens At Budget Meeting; 'Biggest Crowd Since Flood Of 1952'. August 2, 1966
Council Adopts 1967 Budget Of $6,087,465; One Mill Trimmed From Asking. August 2, 1966
8.46-Mill Boost In C.B. Tax Levy; Assessments Up $1,218,168. November 30, 1966
Increase In Tax Mill Levy For 9 Pottawattamie Towns; Crescent Has Biggest Boost. December 4, 1966
City Eyes $318,993 Budget Hike; A 2.89-Mill Tax Boost; Employes [sic] To Get 5 Per Cent More Pay. [$318,993 crossed out and 235,043 inserted in pencil]. July 16, 1967
Council Gets 1968 Budget: $6,458,026; Public Hearing Aug. 7. July 18, 1967
Council Adopts new Budget--After One Man Asks Question; Calls For Increase Of $235,043. August 8, 1967
8.859-Mill Drop In C.B. Tax Levy; Tanks To More School Aid. February 14, 1968
Tax Millage Levies Raised In 10 Pottawattamie Towns. February 18, 1968
Council men Reveal 3-Mill Budget Boost; For 1969 Spending...July 15, 1968
City Plans $621,067 Budget Hike; 2.97-Mill Tax Boost; Much To Go For Pay Increases. July 16, 1968
1968 Assessments In Bluffs Show Gain Of $5,915,847. August 22, 1968
.333 Mill Tax Drop Is Eyed By City Council; '70 Budget Up $1,300,375. July 9, 1969
Police, Fire Wage Requests Would Hike Budget $136,536. July 12, 1969
New Wage Requests Could Increase 1970 City Budget. July 13, 1969
Bluffs' Budget Of $8,385,124 Represents 1.003-Mill Decline; Mill's Value Is $78,000. July 25, 1969
Council Bluffs' Tax Levy Increases By 4.848 Mills; Schools Lead Increase List. December 28, 1969
Assessments Increased $2.5 Million. June 25, 1970.
City Considers $2,033,642 Hike For 1971 Budget; 4.17 Mill Increase. July 14, 1970
$107,000 Slashed From City Budget. July 24, 1970
Harmon Hopes For State Help. May 21, 9171
$1,399,737 Hike Requested By City; For 1972 Budget'72 Budgets Are Approved. July 16, 1971. July 8, 1971
Some Facts About City Spending. September 12, 1971
Slight Increase In Taxes Despite Decrease In Levy; Drop Of .331 Mills. January 6, 1972
Good News! No Mill Hike In City's Budget; Eyed At $11,436,958. September 24, 1972
Taxable Value Of Property May Go Up By $7 Million. June 26, 1973
City Budget Will Switch To Fiscal. July 13, 1973
City's New Budget Up, Levy Is Down. September 16, 1973
Bluffs Residents To Pay Less Taxes. February 8, 1974
Tax Levy to Be Down For Majority In Bluffs. February 8, 1974
All But 2 Levies Drop In County. February 10, 1974
utility Assessments Increases $393,460. September 23, 1974
Where Does City Obtain Its Money? March 13, 1975
City Okays Budget Despite Objections. March 14, 1975
City Proposes Budget Increase Of 7.5 Per Cent; Inflation, Higher Costs Have Impact. February 20, 1975
Council to get first look at $11,179,404 budget; 'Most difficult' to prepare. February 17, 1976
Tax hike is assured in city plan. December 19, 1976
Budget cut trims 12 from city. February 10, 1077
Where does the city get its money? February 20, 1977
Proposed expenditures increase despite cuts; Future vs. current city spending. February 23, 1977
City budget shows deficit. August 8, 1977
City budget waits on legislature. November 7, 1977
City to suffer new fund cuts. December 2, 1977
Need priority before budget cut: Harmon. December 6, 1977
City fears arbitrator. February 8, 1978
Council ups city tax rate. March 14, 1978
City budget includes first tax hike in 2 years. February 19, 1978
Council reviews general fund budget, up 4.3%. January 31, 1979
Though levy up, taxes down. February 6, 1979
Court decision cuts city tax rate. February 27, 1979
Safety pays off for city. March 12, 1979
Operating budget for city eyed for 7.63% hike; Council still may make more changes. March 11, 1979
Meat-ax approach cut from city budget plan. March 18, 1979
City will study sick leave rates. March 22, 1979
Cities battling possible loss of revenue sharing. January 13, 1980
City staff hammering budget; Using 'team management'. January 27, 1980
City budget is carefully eyed; As expected revenue drops. February 6, 1980
Proposed city budget to climb by 7.3% next year. February 11, 1980
City to pay $1.14 million in interest. February 8, 1980
Inflation hitting Bluffs. March 2, 1980
Property taxes account for more of budget; But your tax bill may not go up. March 3, 1980
City budget depends on local taxes; For much of its funding. March 4, 1980
Public Works will see the biggest cuts in funding' In city's 1980-81 budget. March 5, 1980
Negative answers given to city budget requests. March 11, 1980
$3.8 million surplus in city budget. September 24, 1980
Alternate budget offered by police. February 26, 1985
Budget topic on TV nets 99 calls. March 5, 1985
Councilman Smith proposes wage freeze for city workers. February 6, 1985
Last stand Monday in budget battle. March 10, 1985]]> C.B. Ready To Accept Challenge - Has The Leadership Needed To Develop Industrial Potential December 2, 1954
Council Bluffs Has Great Industrial Potentiality - Dean Woolrich Of Texas U. Calls For Courageous Leadership . . . December 31, 1954
A Good Label: 'Made In Council Bluffs' August 21, 1958
Bluffs In Ideal Spot On Potentially Great River September 15, 1963
Highway Work In Full Swing June 28, 1964
Chevron Chemical To Build New Pesticide Plant Here - 5 Acre Site South Of Airport Road July 27, 1965
Future Is Bright For 'City On The Move' - Over 500 New Industrial Jobs In Two Years March 13, 1966
Need Industry Expansion Promotion In S.W. Iowa - Salute Here Shows . . . October 16, 1968
A Vigorous Building Permit Trade Shows Bluffs' Progress October 12, 1969
Construction Value $11,608,947 - 1969 Permits Second Largest January 4, 1970
New Industry Is Seeking Street And Alley Vacations June 28, 1972
Union Employment 100 Percent - Building Surge After Long, Cold Winter April 30, 1978
Manufacturing Leads In New Jobs; Retail Sector Gains April 30, 1978
Right With Bluffs? Right With Industry - City Its Own Best Selling Point April 30, 1978
Bluffs Industrial Growth Steady - Pace Could Quicken With Help April 30, 1978
Mall, Track Drive C.B. Sales March 14, 1989
County Praised For Development Effort April 25, 1993]]> (In France)]]> (In France)]]> 168th Infantry Is Old Regiment - Served In Spanish And World Wars May 12, 1938]]> (In France)]]> ]]> C.B. Lawyers Seek Insurance Probe March 25, 1988
C.B.'ers Add Quake Insurance October 29, 1990
Quake Predictions Boost Insurance Calls - Policyholders 'Shake, Rattle and Roll' November 18, 1990]]> Weatherization Plan Defeated - But 'InterNorth Must Do Better' April 13, 1983
InterNorth, Belco In $775 Million Deal April 13, 1983
InterNorth Dividend Up July 13,m 1983
InterNorth Files Debt Securities February 24, 1985
InterNorth Merger Forms Pipeline Giant May 3, 1985
Talking Business June 9, 1985
InterNorth Announces Administrative Changes July 14, 1985
HNG InterNorth Plans Cutbacks July 15, 1985
HNG Internorth Reports Falling Income August 4, 1985
HNG/InterNorth To Divide Operations November 12, 1985]]> File #2
1/1/85--
See also: Tax--Local option sales 3
Taxes--City and County 3]]> They city budget: 'The money just isn't there'. March 3, 1985
Councilmen say some changes expected in final city budget. March 11, 1985
City budget OK'd; layoffs stay. March 12, 1985
Property tax but in city budget. February 23, 1986
Budget filing deadline passes for county, city. March 22, 1986
Council OKs '87 budget. April 10, 1986
City budget sees surplus. January 13, 1987
Council cuts $500,000 from 87-88 city budget. February 24, 1987
C.B. healthy financially, auditor says. August 5, 1987
City registers record $1.9M in carryovers. August 12, 1987
C.B. mayor asks cut in city taxes. February 4, 1988
Parks, public works pact calls for 4% pay increase. February 5, 1988
Council grills police chief's budget rise. February 17, 1988
Public works budget up 10 pct. February 19, 1988
...while city will study budget cuts. February 24, 1985
'Bare-bones' fire budget defended by C.B. chief. February 18, 1988
Cuts could force C.B. park closings. February 18, 1988
$1.47 million city budget eyed. February 27, 1988
Council gives no direction on budget cuts. March 3, 1988
Irwin suggests parking lot sale. March 8, 1988
Assessor's budget down by 8 percent. March 10, 1988
Budget cuts called only tip of iceberg. March 14, 1988
Parks department budget draws attack from Tobias. March 15, 1988
C.B. council OKs budget on split vote. March 15, 1988
City budget asks 2.6% rise in property taxes. February 6, 1989
Councilmen say budget leaves unmet problems. February 7, 1989
]]> City To Push Fight For Neola Diagonal - State Would Delay Project But . . . July 10, 1957
State Welcomes Diagonal Talks - But Still Favors The Loveland Route July 16, 1957
Diagonal Highway Would Save Up To 148,500 Miles Day - By 1975, C.B. Delegation Stresses . . . July 23, 1957
Chamber Charges IHC Head Yielding To Political Pressure - Hopes For Neola Diagonal Appear To Hinge On FBR; Leans Toward Sioux City In Highway Issue July 24, 1957
Chamber Delays Decision On New Meeting With IHC - Wants Comparative Reports First . . . July 25, 1957
Larsen Denies Any Favoritism - Says Each Group Had Fair Hearing July 25, 1957
Chamber To Base Fight On Use And Cost Figures - In Pushing For Neola Diagonal July 26, 1957
GOP Members Of IHC Hit Back At Malone, Loveless - Both Were 'Grossly Ill-Advised' . . . August 1, 1957
No Priority Is Shown On Interstate - Washington Hears Of 'Compromise" . . . August 2, 1957
Sticks To Guns In Highway Row - Malone Says GOPs 'Hiding Decisions' August 2, 1957
Chamber Names Road Delegation - To Meet With IHC Tuesday At Ames August 5, 1957
Chamber Group To Stress Importance Of Neola Diagonal - at Meeting With Highway Commission . . . August 6, 1957
Darrington Plugs For Neola-Loveland Leg - Spokesman For Missouri Valley . . . August 6, 1957
Hopes For Neola Route Brighter - - But Still Dim - Highway Commission To Reconsider Loveland Priority . . . August 7, 1957
Case Of Neola Cutoff Before Highway Chief - Delegations To Washington . . . August 8, 1957
Bureau Action Stalls Interstate Planning - Assess Advantages Of Neola Route . . . August 22, 1957
Both Routes Of Interstate Needed, Says Hickenlooper August 25, 1957
Prove Your Route Stand, Chamber Challenges Reed - C.B. Group Wants The Figures . . . September 11, 1957
Neola-Loveland Route Urged By Federal Engineer September 10, 1957
New Plan Would Start C.B. - Neola Leg A Year Later - After Loveland Route Is Launched . . . September 18, 1957
IHC Adopts Compromise Plan In Highway Dispute - To Seek Special Funds For Bluffs-Neola Route . . . September 19, 1957
Plan New Attack On Loveland-Neola Leg - Council Bluffs, Omaha Chambers . . . September 21, 1957
Table 'Key' To IHC Stand In Interstate Dispute - Traffic Estimates, Operating Costs And Trip Movements . . . September 22, 1957
'Extra' Road Funds Depend On Shifting Formulas - Grants To Iowa for 1960 'Might' Contain Money For Neola Cutoff . . . September 27, 1957
C.B. - Neola Leg Of Interstate Would Cost $27 Million - Where Will Money Come From? . . . September 28, 1957
Beck Reaffirms Plan To Resolve Priority Dispute - On Interstate Highway . . . September 29, 1957
IHC Lacks Funds To Construct The C.B. - Neola Route October 2, 1957
Martin Works For Both Routes - Would Satisfy All In Highway Dispute October 7, 1957
Tallamy Made Air Inspection - Personally Viewed Interstate Project October 9, 1957
Economic Analysis Proves No. 1 Need For Neola Diagonal - Council Bluffs, Omaha Chambers Stress . . . October 10, 1957
Interstate Highway Dispute Blows Open - Several New Developments As . . . October 30, 1957
3-2 Commission Vote To Proceed - Decision Contingent On Bureau Permit October 30, 1957
'Wait and See' On Highway Dispute October 31, 1957
Vote Engineering Surveys On Disputed Routes Of Interstate - Highway Commission Action By 4-1 Margin . . . November 12, 1957
C.B., Atlantic May Join In Super Road Squabble - Two Groups To Meet December 16, 1957
May Protest Entire Route - Atlantic, Oakland Band Together January 7, 1958
Battle Flares Anew To Block Loveland Route - Spearheaded By C.B. Chamber January 10, 1958
Diagonal Debate Draws Old, New Arguments - At Public Hearing On Interstate 80 January 24, 1958
Chamber Irked By Delay On Diagonal - Wires Protest To Commission February 19, 1958
Commissioners Argue Matter - Telegram Sets Off Discussion At Ames February 19, 1958
Tallamy Balks At Survey Of Loveland Leg - Surprised By Authorization February 21, 1958
No Aerial Surveys Of Interstate Authorized - Malone Assured By Reed February 22, 1958
Loveland Route Wins Support - 7 Towns Organize Interstate Group March 26, 1958
File Objections To The Diagonal - Neola, Underwood, Minden Petitioners March 31, 1958
System Of Priorities For Iowa Interstate - Commission Covers Survey, Planning And Construction Schedules March 5, 1958
Point To Split In Traffic Volume - Chief Complaint About Formula March 7, 1958
IHC Plans Exploratory Talks Here - Seek Clarification Of Needs April 1, 1958
Top Level Meeting Here On Super Roads - Iowa, Nebraska Engineers Hold August 27, 1958
Next Interstate Work Atlantic West To 59? - Commission Hints At Decision December 16, 1958
Survey Diagonal By Air And Land December 19, 1958
Is New Bridge Trading Stock? - Reportedly Linked With Loveland Road January 9, 1959
Governor Joins Diagonal Fight - Concerned About Butter's Request January 12, 1959
Loveland - Neola Funds Approved By Federal Govt. - Next Highway Step Up To State January 16, 1959
Diagonal Route Prospects Dim - Omaha Connection Is 10 Years Away February 20, 1959
Priorities Bring Strong Protests - Makes 'No Sense' Says Chamber Head March 5, 1959
Neola Diagonal Is Top Project - 'Priority' Set By Council, Chamber April 8, 1959
To Let Contracts On Interstate 80 - Call For Bids On Bridges, Culverts April 26, 1959
First Section Of Interstate 80 Starts 'Nowhere' And Ends There - There's A Reason, But . . . May 3, 1959
Giant Dirt Moving Job Starts On Loveland Leg Of Superroad - Strip Runs Across Hilly Land June 5, 1959
Interstate 80 Fill: July 5, 1959
East-West Superroad 80 Might Be Ready In 1964 - Under Proposed Timetable July 12, 1959
Bluffs Leaders To Renew Drive For Neola Diagonal - With Three Major Arguments August 25, 1959
Neola Diagonal Given New Life In Priority Race - Glenwood Group Protests August 26, 1959
Bluffs Officials Seek Priority On Neola Diagonal, New Bridge - In Meeting At Ames August 26, 1959
Neola Diagonal Foes To Ames - Delegations From Eight Communities September 22, 1959
A 'Lift' For SW Iowa Drivers - 40 More Miles Of Interstate To Open Labor Day September 4, 1960
Neola - Loveland Leg Of Interstate Coming First - Highway Commissioner Indicates November 15, 1961
Shockey Wants priority For Neola - C.B. Segment - Asks Commission Revise Ratings November 15, 1961
Commission Overrides Shockey Objections To Interstate Route - Approval To Neola - Loveland Segment November 29, 1961
6 Interchanges Eyed On Interstate 80 In County - Highway Officials Disclose September 27, 1962
Heavy Traffic Predicted As Interstate Moves West - Avoca And Minden Problem Points December 18, 1963
Grading Begins On Interstate 80; Construction Resumes After 5 Years - 'It's A Barrier' To Farmer . . . May 27, 1964
'Design Change Will End Interstate 80 Problems' - Asphaltic Paving Spokesman: June 4, 1964
Some 'Bumps' Eyed On One-Way Streets - Getting To And From Bridges August 16, 1964
Western Iowa Interstate Construction On Schedule - From Atlantic Across Pottawattamie County October 25, 1964
Moving West: December 12, 1965
Ceremony Marks Openings Of Major SWI Highways - State Officials Present December 16, 1965
Lookout Point At Loveland March 13, 1966
Work On I-80 Diagonal Near Neola Beginning August 28, 1966
Avoca-Neola Leg Open About Nov. 1 - Interstate 80 August 31, 1966
An Interstate Route Across All Of Iowa - After Tuesday Dedications . . . December 11, 1966
Open Tow Segments Of I-80 - Twin Dedications December 13, 1966
I-80 Another Step Forward For State - Twin Dedication Tuesday December 14, 1966
Interstate 80 Progress March 10, 1967
Hwy. 375 Gap Closed May 24, 1968
Two Rest Areas On 80 Open November 27, 1968
Shucks! You Just Can't Find Council Bluffs In Huskerland December 4, 1968
New Rest Stops Thoroughly Modern - Loveland Spot On Interstate 80 March 14, 1969
Construct Rest Areas Northeast Of Underwood August 22, 1969
Interstate Diagonal Nears Completion September 25, 1969
2 Interstate Stretches To Open Soon November 30, 1969
Neola To Bluffs Route Is Opened December 22, 1969
Headed For The River May 24, 1970
Bridge Moves Along September 2, 1970
Bill Is Approved For Rest Area In Mills County March 4, 1971
Interstate-80 Traffic Will Be Redirected - To Solve Congestion Problem In CB April 8, 1971
Big Beams Push Across October 16, 1971
Interstate Bridge Gap Closing Fast December 19, 1971
Ready I-80 Bridge Deck March 1, 1972
Really Groovy April 7, 1976]]> to 11/20/84-11/85
See also:
Animal Ordinance and Pit Bulls
Urban Renewal
Downtown Redevelopment]]> City Council monitors urban renewal debate. March 27, 1984
Council to discuss street, sewer work; Bids to be sought for medical clinic. April 8, 1984
C.B. eyes mass transit. November 20, 1984
Payments authorized. November 20, 1984
Plumbers will not sign an indemnity clause. November 21, 1984
Council goal: Election on option tax by fall. January 22, 1985
City to drop 23 jobs to stay within budget. January 27, 1985
Council to review job cut proposal. January 28, 1985
Reagan budget proposal more bad news for Bluffs. February 5, 1985
Councilmen criticize Venard for not speaking at meetings. February 14, 1985
Hanafan puts information policy to use with apology. February 26, 1985
Mayor: changes may be made. February 27, 1985
Hearing set on Bayliss sidewalk improvements. March 12, 1985
City Council: Hearing on mall scheduled; MAPA dues approved; Equipment costs $62,986; City pays public defender; Golf pros reappointed, Board reappointments. March 26, 1985
Sewer repairs cost $100,000. April 9, 1985
City Council: Swimming fees raised 50 cents. April 28, 1985
Sidewalk, parking lot projects approved. May 14, 1985
City: No funding of grant projects. May 14, 1985
Bulk waste collection contract on agenda for the City Council. May 12, 1985
Hot dot! Vendors get OK for carts. June 4, 1985
Tougher bull dog law possible. June 23, 1985
Steakhouse condemned. June 25, 1985
Council approves fee increase. June 25, 1985
Venard has poorest attendance record. June 25, 1985
Council regulates pit bull dogs. June 25, 1985
Acting city attorney names. June 26, 1985
Council hears grant complaints. July 3, 1985
Owners bullish on dog, vets favor restrictions. July 10, 1985
Lengthy meeting may be a record. July 23, 1985
Attorney's salary set. July 24, 1985
Mayor appointments OK'd by council. July 24, 1985
Council to get housing, business study. August 18, 1985
Hearings on bond sales set. September 15, 1985
Council kills free golfing privileges. September 23, 1985
Venard says he's ignored by Council. September 27, 1985
City Council: Block to get diagonal parking; Contract awarded for track lot; Nine named to grant committee; Assistant attorney is Kilnoski; Thomas, Christo named to posts; Hearing set on park improvements; Siren to be installed near Kreft; Mercy bond issue hearing set. October 28, 1985
Pogge seeks 'working majority.' October 30, 1985
Councilmen won't begin cold turkey; Homework includes, reading, meetings. November 7, 1985
That false alarm may cost you. November 13, 1985
New year to be busy one for Council. December 16, 1985
Venard attendance record poorest in '85. December 20, 1985
Three leaving council say city made progress. December 22, 1985
New Council members sworn in. December 23, 1985
Vote on department head handed to new Council. December 31, 1985
New council elects Venard as mayor. January 3, 1986
City Manager Miller resigns; effective April 1. January 11, 1986
Council members mulling over possible successors to Miller. January 15, 1986
City-council 'social' meeting called off. January 18, 1986
City Council: $1.9 million in track roads OK'd; Advice sought on new manager; Venard makes two appointments; Homecoming boards to be erected. January 28, 1986
City Council: Human relations spot still vacant. February 11, 1986
Pavich bill allows council-by-districts. February 17, 1986
Council reverses, names human relations head. February 25, 1986
Venard freezes hiring until budget passed. March 18, 1986
The department, six jobs may be cut from budget. March 19, 1986
Council OK's agreement on water service. October 28, 1986
Bluffs minorities ask Council to spare fair housing center. March 28, 1986
Proposal would curtail media, public access to city officials. April 8, 1986
Two oppose Venard press policy. April 10, 1986
Press won't get Council agenda packets. April 11, 1986
Packets to be given to press; media access issue on tap. April 14, 1986
Caparelli newest trustee. April 15, 1986
Council knocks press but fails to act on policy. April 15, 1986
Council meetings on the rise; Tobias has perfect attendance. June 25, 1986
Bond program may offer city 4 percent rates. July 19, 1986
Council seeks state funding to assist Silvey. July 29, 1986 Mayor reports conflict, says vote inadvertent. July 29, 1986
Deaf interpreter for City Council meetings on hold. August 27, 1986
Judge, council differ on rezoning. August 26, 1986
Council wants to hire manager soon. September 16, 1986
Council OK's raise for city attorney. September 24, 1986
Bond issue sought for store addition. September 24, 1986
Business group requests curbing media coverage. September 30, 1986
Council votes to build new Dodge Park garage. October 15, 1986
City Council delays search for professional manager. November 4, 1986
City Council to discuss bus service to Mall of the Bluffs shopping center. November 9, 1986
Council eyes Runte plan for City Hall. November 23, 1986
Council kills proposal to reorganize the city. November 25, 1986
Eight stores lose licenses for alcohol. November 25, 1986
City Council to get proposed charter. December 21, 1986
New city government moving in Monday. January 3, 1987
New council opening night: Sewer rates and street work. January 10, 1987
Council seeks accounting on law-center operation. January 13, 1987
Ordinance would waive fees to allow video lottery games. January 13, 1987
Survey of council action shows 79 split decisions. January 16, 1987
Supervisors seek meeting with council on law center. January 11, 1987
City property-tax levy lowered. February 10, 1987
Kinney, Chance to leave council; others undecided. February 26, 1987
May clean-up gets go-ahead. March 10, 1987
Council OKs contracts for police, public works. March 10, 1987
Council tables 4% pay hike. March 24, 1987
Enforcement changes proposed in city code. April 14, 1987
City eyes street, sewer plans. April 14, 1987
Council nixes bids on water project. June 30, 1987
Council eyes $50,000 loan for company. July 26, 1987
Council eliminates supervisor job. July 28, 1987
Council rejects repeal of nepotism ordinance. July 28, 1987
Council OKs discussions with recycling business. July 28, 1978
Hearing set on beer-garden proposal. July 29, 1987
Emergencies, beer gardens discussed by city council. August 12, 1987
Irwin: Omaha tax idea would hurt efforts. August 19, 1987
Council Bluffs sells $5 million bonds for street, sewer repairs. September 24, 1987
C.B. council approves $499,828 bid to clean up Indian Creek channel. October 13, 1987
Most newly elected officials at meeting. November 10, 1987
Newly elected C.B. officials get together. November 11, 1987
Council bets on development, picks costly Twin City plan. November 24, 1987
N. 29th Street residents object to cost of paving. November 24, 1987
Official oath. January 4, 1988
Sewer costs exceed fees, study sought. January 12, 1988
Tobias blasts official's trip. January 12, 1988
C.B. tax breaks attacked. January 26, 1988
C.B. council cool to subdivision plan. March 11, 1988
'27th payday,' VODEC plans on City Council agenda. March 13, 1988
Bluffs council eyes 'rubble dump' law. April 22, 1988
C.B. council to act on loan for ATTI. May 9, 1988
Council splits on funding to recruit egg-carton plant. May 25, 1988
Computer legal library sought. June 12, 1988
City clerk, attorney to get 4% pay raises.
Council to seek consultant to design city 911 center. July 12, 1988
Wiring work at city hall rejected, 3-2, by council. July 12, 1988
Massage therapy businesses slowly near Council action. July 31, 1988
Bluffs council still divided on 911 center funding split. August 5, 1988
Funding still 911 barrier. August 2, 1988
Money matters split county, city on 911. August 3, 1988
Canadian firm picks Omaha site over C.B. August 24, 1988
City Hall unearths old Council record. September 25, 1988
C.B. council due to table tree item. October 7, 1988
Council told price tag for sewer $53 million. October 21, 1988
City OKs contract to burn trees. October 25, 1988
Tree contractor claims city gave others his bid. October 26, 1988
Ex-mayor raps C.B. leaders. July 25, 1989
Tax ordinance on council agenda. September 11, 1989
Traffic analysis on Council agenda. September 22, 1989
New operator approved for C.B. airport. November 14, 1989
Trash-recycling contracts tabled, costs questioned. April 23, 1989
City's action delayed for video store. June 13, 1989
City asking suggestions for downtown. July 21, 1989
Council OKs a recycling facility. August 29, 1989
Officials counter contract proposal. November 21, 1989
Site rezoned to handicapped housing. November 28, 1989
R.R. crossing repairs will cost $63,000. November 28, 1989
Council to set pay for clerk, attorney. December 18, 1989
Interpreter assists Bluffs councilman. January 20, 1992
]]> File #3
11/85-1988
12/3/85 Change vote in--back to Mayor/Council form
See also City Manager plan
Mayors--former C.B.]]> Petition results may take awhile. October 3, 1985
Residents file papers seeking 'strong' mayor. October 5, 1985
Candidate backs change in form of government. October 7, 1985
Candidates comment on mayor change. October 8, 1985
Mayor to reveal election date. October 8, 1985
Vote on city's government set for Dec. 3. October 11, 1985
Manager-mayor fight renewed for 4th time. November 10, 1985
Mayor-council question stirs up interest. November 11, 1985
'Mayor' backers handing out fliers. November 29, 1985
7 ex-mayors say 'don't change'. November 22, 1985
Mayor-cahnge backer wants accessible official. November 25, 1985
Mayor issue to be decided Tuesday. December 1, 1985
Election Tuesday; City Council men side with mayors. December 2, 1985
KNOW The Right Answer!! [ad] December 2, 1985
Voter turnout lights, more than expected. December 3, 1985
Miller blames poor economy for result. December 4, 1985
1986 election could decide mayor's term. December 4, 1985
State wants campaign disclosure. January 3, 1986
State commission drops fund probe. January 9, 1986
Mayor: Tobias to head panel on government. February 26, 1986
Tobias wants student on government panel. February 27, 1986
Council to consider names of advisory panel Tuesday. May 21, 1986
Three added to government panel. May 28, 1986
Kinney and Tobias trade words over letter in newspaper. June 21, 1986
City panel begins new mayor study. June 23, 1986
Council structure first goal of panel. June 27, 1986
Opinion says no to ward system for City Council. July 2, 1986
panel begins defining mayoral powers. July 11, 1986
Committee favors strong mayor plan for Council Bluffs. July 14, 1986
Government panel ponders authority of new City Council. August 6, 1986
Panel firm on strong mayor. August 8, 1986
New government proposal puts police under control of mayor. August 17, 1986
Panel considers draft. August 20, 1986
Panel reviews mayoral power, passes on salary. August 22, 1986
Mayoral panel sets hearings. September 5, 1986
Line-item veto powers for mayor proposed by new-government panel. September 12, 1986
Doubling of council salaries recommended by committee. September 19, 1986
Government panel to discuss salary for new CB mayor. September 24, 1986
Mayor's salary could become highest in Iowa. September 26, 1986
Panel to consider length of terms for city officials. October 2, 1986
Panel sets term length for mayor. October 3, 1986
Proposed mayor's salary near lightest ever paid in the state. October 12, 1986
City manager post rests in charter panel's hands. October 14, 1986
Charter will define powers of city offices. October 24, 1986
City panel votes hiring interim manager. October 24, 1986
Hearings set on proposed city charter. October 31, 1986
Citizens asked for input to outline mayoral power. November 7, 1986
Business group favors paying mayor $50,000. November 13, 1986
City charter on view at hearings this week. November 16, 1986
Proposed city charter. November 16, 1986
Queries jam lines at city's call-in. November 18, 1986
Small turnout at charter hearings. November 19, 1986
Panel to reconsider mayor, council pay. November 20, 1986
Panel plans more revisions in city charter. November 21, 1986
Tempers flare over mayoral power, politics. December 5, 1986
Bluffs eyes recall plan. December 5, 1986
Bluffs charter could include provision for recall of mayor. December 4, 1986
Proposed salary for mayor is reduced by charter panel. December 5, 1986
Who will run for mayor; three men mentioned as the most likely candidates. December 20, 1986
New mayor may face 'impossible task. January 11, 1987
Mayor may get $40,000. January 20, 1987
City files papers setting new charter. January 22, 1987
City charter switch to cost about $10,000. January 23, 1987
Council plans first reading of new charter. January 25, 1987
Charter gains first approval. January 27, 1987
Recall provision retained in proposed city charter. February 10, 1987
City charter set for final action Monday. February 22, 1987
Council approves city charter. February 24, 1987
Ordinance No. 4739: an ordinance amending the City Charter by repealing the existing Charter in its entirety and adopting a new City Charter for the City of Council Bluffs, Iowa. March 13, 1987
Chance questions city manager's role. June 24, 1987
Venard bid catches most by surprise. September 18, 1987
Mayoral forum set for Sunday. September 25, 1987
Wide choices in C.B. mayor race. October 5, 1987
Council Bluffs primary vote totals. October 6, 1987
Mayor lends helping hand on flat tire. August 12, 1988
C.B. tree dump bulges poses disposal problem. September 23, 1988
Council delays vote on park coordinator. September 27, 1988
Council seeks to block action by zoning board. September 27, 1988
Hanafan asks funds from feds. October 19, 1988
Mayor, C of C head renew trail lobby. October 28, 1988
Hanafan D.C. trip may yield C.B. aid. October 29, 1988
Contract is called into question after fire burns damaged trees. November 7, 1988
Rooming house law to get new definition. November 8, 1988
Council OKs tree contracts. November 8, 1988
City discussing tree-burning pact. November 10, 1988
'Rooming house' definition draws from council. November 18, 1988
Mayor trimming back on free parking permits. November 19, 1988
C.B. OKs a five-year project. November 22, 1988
City rooming house change is advanced. November 22, 1988
City Council will review street survey. December 10, 1988
C.B. Council to open bids for $5 million bond sale. December 7, 1988
Bonds sold for C.B. '89-'90 fixup projects. December 8, 1988
No change in vote canvass. December 9, 1988
Council nixes street study, approves contract for sewers. December 13, 1988
Action delayed in split over personnel director. December 13, 1988
City to replace two bus shelters. December 30, 1988
City, union meet to discuss contracts. January 25, 1989
Site selection looms for C.B. recycle plant. Jun3, 13 1989
Public hearing set July 10. June 27, 1989Council delays Malmore vote for two weeks. June 27, 1989
Garage repair study approved. July 11, 1989
Planner urges caution on C.B. redevelopment. July 25, 1989
Council asks fresh figures for Malmore. August 25, 1989
Federal funding proposed to remove Iowa 375 bridge. August 28, 1989
City Council supports $160,000 plan to improve its siren system. August 29, 1989
Council OKS tourism funds with much deliberation. August 30, 1989
Council set to sign recycling plant lease. September 6, 1989
Council OKs land swap. September 12, 1989
Council, supervisors take no action after 2-hour closed meeting on suit. November 10, 1989
City, county meeting urged. November 14, 1989
]]> New Roads Will Boost Traffic - Interstate Highway To Be A Busy Route August 23, 1956
New Super Highway To Spare Dodge Park - Plans For Ball Diamond Out, But . . . December 13, 1956
4 Super Highway Interchanges Set For Council Bluffs May 29, 1957
Interstate Routing: May 29, 1957
Superhighway Traffic From 4 Main Trunks - Council Bluffs Stands Astride Vital Cross Way . . . June 9, 1957
Estimate Traffic Figures For 1975 - Heavy Interstate Travel Forecast July 9, 1957
Hope Bluffs Road Route Dispute Can Be Settled - At Federal Bureau Of Public Roads . . . July 24, 1957
Two Probes Loom Over Purchase Of Land For Highway - For Proposed Junction Near Loveland . . . July 31, 1957
Eyes Group To Help Plan C.B. Routes July 31, 1957
Little Loveland Smack Dab In Middle Of Interstate Dispute - Citizens Look for Boom If Route Approved August 29, 1957
Interstate Project? Neolans Want Improved Highway 64 - East-West Super Road No Real Worry . . . September 1, 1957
May Take Six Months To Pinpoint Highway Route - In West Side Of Council Bluffs October 3, 1957
Chambers Plan Appeal For C.B. - Neola Road October 3, 1957
City, State AT Odds About Super Road Connection Here - Sewer Program Involved As . . . November 14, 1957
Approve Low Bids On Interstate Projects - Completion Date Nov 1, 1958 . . . December 12, 1957
Set Dollar Figures On Interstate - $236 Million for East-West January 8, 1958
Super-Road Program Might Be Prolonged - Cost Estimates Differ January 9, 1958
Check Irregular Land Purchases - Along Interstate Routes In Iowa January 30, 1958
'Most Heavily Traveled' Roads Take Back Seat - Under Present Priority System, Highway Commissioner Malone Charges . . . March 12, 1958
Superroad May Be Old Fashioned At One Intersection March 25, 1958
Interstate Road Link Poses $40,000 Problem - Where Will City Get The Money? April 10, 1958
Interchange Design Ready - Calls For 5 Traffic Lanes At 16th St. April 21, 1958
Confusion Over Highway Lights - Causes Delay In North 16th Work May 1, 1958
Start paving North 16th Interstate Connection - city Moves Fast To Obtain Cable May 2, 1958
Will Open North 16th To Traffic - Road Builders To Sweep Down New Surfacing June 22, 1958
Interstate Route May Spare Industrial Site - Chamber Manager Informed August 28, 1958
Interstate Opens: September 21, 1958
Freeway To Cost $38 Million November 18, 1958
-- Pinpoint Route Through City
-- Here's Where The Interstate Runs
-- Seven Interchanges Within City Area
-- The Public Is Invited
-- Plans And Specs Will Take A Year
-- Interchange Driving Will Come Naturally - Brush Up A Bit But . . .
-- Kansas City Firm Has Worldwide Experience - Broadway Viaduct Among Jobs
-- Appraisal On Each Interstate Parcel
-- Who Will Maintain 13-Mile Freeway After It's Built?
-- Just Valuation For Property - Don't Panic, You'll Receive
-- Take A Look:
-- Commission O.K. On Interstate Route In C.B. November 18, 1958
Superroad Reaction: 'This Is Tremendous' - 1,500 Persons View Plans November 19, 1958
Superroad Affects 592 Parcels Of Land - Right-Of-Way Plans On Display At Nonpareil November 19, 1958
300 People Briefed About C.B. Freeway - 'When' Question Unanswered As . . . November 21, 1958
Urban Links To Interstate Will Cost $1,500,000 - City Officials Estimate November 23, 1958
How Will The Interstate Affect Bluffs Schools? - Educators Study The Crystal Ball For Solutions To Question November 23, 1958
River Site Has Role In Superroad Hearing - Want Access To Industrial Area December 4, 1958
Bluffs People Learn More About Superroad Program - Big Questions Unanswered December 5, 1958
Superroads Can Be Beautiful -- Or Ugly; Zoning Is The Key - Bluffs-Neola-Loveland Triangle Could Be Trouble Spot December 7, 1958
Movement Of Superroad DPs Concerns City - No One Knows When It Will Come, But . . . 1958
'Sore Spot' On Superroad Will Be Eliminated Soon - Urge Drivers To Be Extra Careful January 7, 1959
Interstate Plan May Be Broken Into 5 Projects - Engineering Consultants Suggest . . . April 10, 1959
Superroad Cost Cut $4,400,000 - Engineers Update Estimate For C.B. April 14, 1959
All Western Iowa Interstate Work On Low Priority - Loveland Route Tops Neola Diagonal, But . . . July 16, 1959
Herculean Task Of Carving Road Through Hills 65 Pct. Complete - East Of Loveland August 30, 1959
$10 Million Bridge To Link CB-Omaha In Next Five Years - Highway Commission Timetable Lists . . . September 26, 1959
No Money for Right-Of-Way - State Won't Buy CB Land Until 1965 December 8, 1959
New Directive Could Eliminate Some Superroad Plans In C.B. - Local Officials Feel February 19, 1960
4 Interchanges Being Restored - One Scheduled For 275, South Of C.B. May 28, 1960
Progress Report: July 6, 1960
Superroad Program In Omaha May Pose Big Bottleneck Here - Construction Underway On Two Fronts August 27, 1960
Revision Of Interstate Program Is Suggested - By City's Planning Consultants September 14, 1960
Superroad Dilemma Has 590 Land Owners In A Squeeze - Inconsistencies Indicate . . . October 8, 1961
$42 Million Tabbed For Road Work In Bluffs And County November 29, 1961
Projects Listed On 5-Year Program For Construction In Southwest Iowa - Statewide Plan To Cost $330 Million November 29, 1961
New Program To Increase Pace Of Interstate System November 29, 1961
Bluffs-Omaha Eye Joint Effort On Interstate Highway Work - Major Topic Of Councils April 11, 1962
6 Interchanges Eyed On Interstate 80 In County - Highway Officials Disclose September 27, 1962
Interstate Road Plan Could Solve Problems - New Sites For Airport, County Fair Eyed December 16, 1962
$13,562,040 Slated For Primary Roads, Bridges - for Next 5 Years In S.W. Iowa December 12, 1962
Meeting Slated On Interchange Plans - At Ames Jan. 15 . . . January 6, 1963
Tells 5-Year Plans For Interstate Construction - To Cost Over 36 Million January 18, 1963
$17,518,000 Roads Program Is 'Second Knock Of Opportunity' - 180 Bluffs Businessmen Told . . . January 18, 1963
State Asks Realtors Aid On Interstate Problem - Must Relocate Some Residents February 26, 1963
State May Start Buying Interchange Land In July February 28, 1963
State Eyes Possession Of Land For Bridge Approach By Nov. 1 - Appraisers To Start Soon April 7, 1963
Interstate Highway Through Bluffs Should Be Ready By 1972 - PTA Group Hears State Officials April 25, 1963
$3,862,000 for 4.5 Mile Stretch Of Interstate 29 - No Objections From 48 At Hearing July 16, 1963
Iowa And Nebraska To Push Bridge Work - Linking Council Bluffs And Omaha June 19, 1963
Engineer Outlines Step-By-Step Plan For Interstate 480 - Right Of Way Acquisition By Jan. 1, 1964 July 21. 1963
There Must Be Sacrifices For Superroad Here - Highway commission To Pay Fair Market Price For Property, But . . . August 11, 1963
Two Interstate Contracts Here May Be Awarded By March - for Broadway Interchange, Bridge Approach October 27, 1963
$22,903,400 Eyed For Superroads Within C.B - Five-Year Program December 18, 1963
$98,985,000 Proposed For 542 Miles Of Highway Work - For Next 5 Years In Southwest Iowa December 18, 1963
Superroad Will Be Open To The East Coast In '66 - Under Proposed 5-Year Plan December 18, 1963
New Surface For Poor Road December 18, 1963
5 Tracts Cost State $806,400 - right-Of-Way For Interstate In C.B. January 29, 1964
7 Interchanges Sought On Interstate Highways Here April 10, 1964
Construction Of Superroad In C.B. To Start This Month - State To Let Two Contracts Tuesday April 5, 1964
Substructure Job On Schedule; To Be Completed This Autumn April 5, 1964
Jury Sets Land Value: $131,700 - Property Needed For Highway Link April 8, 1964
State Lets Two Contracts For Interstate Highway Work Here - Total Cost: $795,791 April 9, 1964
Grading Work To Start Soon On Interstate 480 In Bluffs May 7, 1964
It'll Take Longer To Commute Between The Bluffs And Omaha - For A Short Period Of Time October 11, 1964
Western Iowa Interstate Construction On Schedule - From Atlantic Across Pottawattamie County October 25, 1964
Interstate Underpass Sought At S. 11th Street In Bluffs - Appeal To City Council November 17, 1964
W. Broadway Interchange Is Beginning To Take Shape December 6, 1964
B'dway Bypass Route Is Opened December 9, 1964
$26,052,900 Eyed For Road Work Within C.B. - Commission's 5-Year Program December 16, 1964
Interstate Will Be Open To The East Coast By '66 December 16, 1964
Southwest Iowa Projects Listed - Five-Year Highway Program December 16, 1964
Five-Year Highway Outlay Here Should Be A Boon To Economy - City, County Officials Pleased December 20, 1964
2 Proposed Interchanges Are Denied By Public Roads Bureau - One Is Approved February 11, 1965
Huge Interchange Is Taking Shape Near 37th, Broadway - Multi-Million Dollar Project April 11, 1965
Bluffs Outlook Soars With Interstate Push - Construction For '65 Tops $14,000,000 - Route 80 Work Goes On At Both Ends April 11, 1965
I-80 Interchange Here Is Approved May 14, 1965
Avenue O Interchange Given Bureau Approval - On Interstate 29 June 17, 1965
Interstate 29 Priority Might Solve Traffic Problem In C. B. - Diagonal Work Delayed June 23, 1965
Road Construction In S.W. Iowa On Schedule - Need Manpower To Complete Planned Work July 4, 1965
5 Land Bridges, 2 Sand Fills Near River Cost $2,149,700 - Interstate Highway Complex July 11, 1965
Roadside Shelter: September 1, 1965
To Spend $28 Million On Highways In Bluffs Area - $767 Million 5-Year State Program December 8, 1965
665 Miles Of Interstate In Iowa By Fall Of 1970 December 8, 1965
$53 Million For Interstate Work In Pottawattamie December 8, 1965
21,500 Miles Of Interstate Open - Greatest Public Works Program July 1, 1966
Interstate 29-80N Work Moves Along December 4, 1966
$44 Million Worth Of Highway Projects In Bluffs And County - In Five-Year Iowa Program December 21, 1966
Major Primary Projects Included In 5-Year Plan - Highway Millions In Western Iowa December 21, 1966
Interchanges Big Boost For The City - On Interstate Highways May 21, 1967
Most Highway Jobs Around Bluffs To Be Completed By 1970 December 17, 1967
$18 Million Worth Of Superroad Work In The Bluffs Area - More To Be Let Next Month April 21, 1968
Superroad Programs Receive Sample Of November's Freeze - Bridge, Paving Set Back November 24, 1968
More Federal Funds Seen for Iowa Interstate System December 31, 1968
New Highway Will Open January 2, 1969
16 Miles Of I-80 Could Open In '69 March 7, 1969
New Rest Stops Thoroughly Modern - Loveland Spot On Interstate 80 March 14, 1969
Interstate Should Be Five Miles From Finish By Jan. 1 March 23, 1969
Interstate Projects To Be Let Tuesday March 30, 1969
$4,551,016 In Bids OK'd For Interstate Paving April 3, 1969
Superroad System Nearly On Schedule - One Fly In Ointment June 1, 1969
Big Span Grows A Bolt At A Time June 22, 1969
Progress Of Interstate Reported To Chamber March 5, 1970
Miller Asks Fewer Rest Areas And More Roads March 5, 1970
Bluffs Encircled By Interstate April 26, 1970
Paving On Ramp July 3, 1970
Road Progress Moves Ahead In C.B. Area October 4, 1970
Superhighway To Open Here October 29, 1970
Interstate Leg Open On Monday November 1, 1970
SWI Towns Anticipate I-29 Opening - More Housing, Business Expected November 29, 1970
Road Plans Protested - Public Hearing On Highway 92 February 25, 1971
Interstate 29-80 Gap Narrows July 4, 1971
Paving Next For Underpass September 29, 1971
Major Road Work Finished In SWI - Interstate Projects Accomplished December 17, 1972
Interstate System Delay Until 1980 August 21, 1973]]> ]]>