(Church of Jesus Christ of)]]> (Church of Jesus Christ of)]]> LDS Announce Church Plans - $200,000 Building Program Launched April 5, 1957
LDS Church Gets Title To 8 Lots April 18, 1957
Latter Day Church Names Three New Missionaries - Will Present Teachings February 15, 1958
Latter Day Saints Plan New $165,000 Church - Need $2,000 More To Get Started April 6, 1958
LDS Breaks Ground For $200,000 Church Here - Second New Building In 112 Years May 15, 1958
New Church Is Taking Shape - Latter Day Saints Building Own Edifice October 11, 1958
To Set Cornerstone At New Latter Day Saints Church April 18, 1959
Over 100 At LDS Ceremony - Set Cornerstone For New Building April 26, 1959
LDS Will Hold Services Sunday At New Church - President To Conduct Conference November 28, 1959
Bellevue Stake Takes C.B. Ward October 28, 1974
Mormon Elders Make Home Mission Calls October 1, 1977
Dr. Gregory Says LDS For Equal Rights December 3, 1977
LDS Females Are Here On Mission April 29, 1978
Two LDS Women On Mission Here January 6, 1979
Beck Brothers Are LDS Missionaries March 3, 1979
Receive Diplomas July 28, 1979
LDS Women Call To Extract Names October 27, 1979
LDS Consolidate Meetings To Combat Energy Crises March 1, 1980
Two Mormon LDS Elders Serving Bluffs Community December 27, 1980
Mormon Here On Mission January 17, 1981
4th Beck To Serve LDS Mission February 28, 1981
Prices on Mission July 28, 1984
'Kanesville' Pays Homage To Settlers July 13, 1986
Family Home Evening Keeps Family Strong November 11, 1987]]> (Church of Jesus Christ of)]]> (Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of)]]> (Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of)]]> Council Bluffs Is Important In Reorganized L.D.S. Church History July 26, 1936
RLDS Church To Open Sunday - 3 Top Leaders To Speak At Services January 17, 1953
Two Top Church Officials Due Here July 18 For RLDS Dedicatory Service July 11, 1954
RLDS Mission Is Opened In West Council Bluffs - Elder Severyn To Preside December 6, 1958
RLDS Church To Establish New Council Bluffs-Omaha District - Rev. Bowman To District President May 7, 1962
RLDS Church To Observe Centennial Anniversary May 19, 1962
Consecration: August 4, 1962
RLDS Congregation Will Build New Church At 29th, Ave. G June 11, 1965
RLDS Congregation Watches $90,000 Church Materialize - Eyes December Completion August 28, 1965
Open House At RLDS Offices - Moved From Omaha October 16, 1965
Riverside Congregation . . . January 1, 1966
Friendly Visiting A Busy New Program - RLDS Organizes January 4, 1968
Open House Sunday At Museum-Library - RLDS Stake November 9, 1968
Almer W. Sheehy Has New Position January 18, 1975
New Stake President Named To Serve Here September 6, 1975
Ordination Is Set For RLDS Bishop October 18, 1975
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Dates Back 114 Years May 22, 1976
Four Area RLDS Churches Have New Self-Sustained Ministers January 22, 1977
Noffsinger Has New Assignment July 16, 1977
Youths To Give Talk Talent Show March 31, 1979
Vacation School To Include Show June 23, 1979
LDS Open House For Family Week November 10, 1979
'One Way Street' Group To Perform March 21, 1981
RLDS Plans Kickoff With New Year Plans January 12, 1985]]> (Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of)]]> City Notified Of Lawsuit Intention April 29, 1989]]> His Sons Carry On A Farming Tradition - Leaders Family of Underwood June 17, 1973]]> Edison Junior High School
2218 3rd Ave
Includes Second Avenue School material]]> Plan 25-room Grade School at the Second Avenue Site; Bond Election Is Nov. 20. November 12, 1950
Edison School Project Starts; Plan 32 Pilings To Halt Settling. December 4, 1956
Edison School Settling Is Called An 'Emergency'; To Eliminate Red Tape. November 15, 1956
Edison School Displays Flag Which Flew Over The Capitol; Thanks To Policeman's Son. March 31, 1964
Negro Students' Parents Eye Possible Problems. May 22, 1969
Racing Cars Aid Students In Class On Manufacturing. December 6, 1972
Covered Wagon Spurs Old West Study. March 5, 1975
A churn for the butter. March 10, 1979
Edison parents voice concerns on grade shift. November 10, 1983
Asbestos found in C.B. School? May 8, 1984
Asbestos result puzzles officials. May 11, 1984
Final report reveals no asbestos in school. May 15, 1984
An adoption celebration. October 1, 1986
Police end investigation of school-assault claim. October 30, 1986
Edison fifth graders in newspaper business. February 14, 1988
Staff changes to fill Edison principal post. August 24, 1988
Edison staffer checked for TB. May 15, 1989
Tuberculosis test show no danger. August 24, 1989
Governor presenting FINE award. September 15, 1989
'Hot' young Bluffs artist cool to statewide attention. September 23, 1989
Vandals paint graffiti at Edison School October 21, 1991
Problems cited in ungraded program; Edison parents will take concerns to school board tonight. March 31, 1992
Edison parents give poor marks to ungraded program. April 1, 1002
Insurance pays to settle suits against schools. July 9, 1992
Bluffs crossing guard honored. May 1, 1993
]]> See also: Planned Parenthood (2) re: Madison School
See also: Individual files under school names]]> School district cluster method draws critics. April 1, 1986
Principals given new assignments. April 15, 1986
Cluster reports: Leave district 'status quo.' April 16, 1986
STOP petition has over 1,700 signatures. April 21, 1986
Plan would close five C.B. schools. April 23, 1986
Hearing will center on Madison, Tinley closings. April 28, 1986
Lepley peppered with queries as nearly 100 crowd hearing.
April 29, 1986
Tears flow as 60 make plea to save Peterson School. May 2, 1986
Final hearing on closings to take place at DeForest. May 7, 1986
DeForest hearing draws 150. May 8, 1986
Closings may result in appeal. May 8, 1986
Last of school hearings is tonight. May 8, 1986
Schools begin plan to reassign teachers. May 19, 1986
Lepley: No northeast schools to close now. May 9, 1986
Indications point to vote for closings. May 13, 1986
It's official: Five schools to be closed. May 14, 1986
Bluffs school closings fall under DPI review. July 8, 1986
State to take close look this week at Bluffs elementary school closings. July 22, 1986 'Fair' panel judges battle over schools. July 24, 1986
School property panel members chosen. July 25, 1986
Police, schools district study vacant building; District looks at future use for buildings. July 26, 1986
Study committee plans to seek 'beneficial' use of properties. July 30, 1986 The 'worst is over' in school closings. August 2, 1986
Panel supports on Bluffs board on school closings. August 21, 1986 Parent: Ruling end of school fight. August 22, 1986
Police eye empty school facility. September 24, 1986 District needs proposals for empty schools. September 25, 1986
Empty school uses proposed. October 1, 1986
Church schools proposed for Tinley, Lake buildings. October 3, 1986
Panel to consider uses for seven empty schools. October 14, 1986 Committee seeks appraisals for vacant school properties. October 15, 1986
Panel hears seven proposals for unused school properties. October 29, 1986
Panel wants to give police a free school. November 7, 1986
Reports ready on selling off school land. November 8, 1986
Panel recommends uses for nine empty schools. November 12, 1986 Appraisals ordered for vacant schools. December 4, 1986
C.B. School Board will begin action to sell properties. January 19, 1987 Board backs selling schools, ponders AEA use of Peterson. January 2, 1987
Area Education board takes tour of Peterson school. February 2, 1987 Real-estate agencies bid to sell school properties. March 17, 1989 Realtors cry foul in school vote. March 18, 1987
School may keep Tinley for alternative learning. May 4, 1987
School buyers line up, Tinley may not be sold. May 6, 1987
C.B. schools keep Tinley, move centers. May 20, 1987
School buildings may be retained for new programs. May 20, 1987
School property worth $750,000-plus. June 19, 1987
One bid submitted for Wednesday sale of school property. June 30, 1987 Schools 'pleased' with bids. July 2, 1987
Loess Hills AEA to buy C.B.'s Peterson school. July 17, 1987
Hearing set on school purchase. July 22, 1987
Board will decide on sale of schools. July 20, 1987
Board approves school lease. July 25, 1987
St. Albert board approves bid to purchase DeForest School. July 28, 1987
Final hearing Monday on Madison rezoning. September 27, 1987
Planned Parenthood proposal for Madison School is defeated. September 29, 1987
Fate of Madison school sale clouded after rezoning defeat. September 30, 1987
Board proposal delayed on Madison School sale. October 6, 1987
Sunnydale School may become house. October 14, 1987
School board to discuss Madison building's fate. October 20, 1987
Madison School to be sold again after zoning denial. October 21, 1987
Madison School eyed as site for day-care, apartments. October 29, 1987
Bidders plan day-care center for Madison School building. November 11, 1987
]]> Panel recommends asbestos removal January 16, 1986
School levy funds use list developed. November 21, 1987
Board to review building needs for C.B. schools. December 7, 1981]]> Lainson Praised By Iowa Bankers - Sheriff Is Complimented For His "Fine Protective Cooperation." (no date)
Supervisors Want $150 From Sheriff - Old Board Instructs County Attorney To Collect For Washer (no date)
Lainson Is Appointed - Sheriff Becomes Red Cross Disaster Relief Chairman (no date)
Sheriff Lainson Is A Candidate For Postmaster - Announces He Will Seek To Succeed Williams (no date)
Lainson Heads Hospital Project - Besley And Galloway Also On American Legion Committee. April 5 (no year)
Lainson Is Cited For Silver Star - Former AFE Captain To Get Decoration For Leading Attack. Gallantry Is Praised January 31, 1930
Chief Of Police Rumors Irksome To Percy Lainson March 18, 1934
State Head - Auxiliary Elects Mrs. Bess Lainson - Council Bluffs Woman To Head State Legion Organization - Choice Is Unanimous August 14, 1936
To Captain Women (no date)
Seargeant Lainson Gets His Orders; To The Rear Rank February 3, 1937
Lainson Is District Legion Commander - State Convention Names Three As His Aides. August 11, 1937
P.A. Lainson Is Legion Leader - Elected Commander At Annual Meeting June 29, 1939
Lainson Named State Tax Agent August 2, 1939
State Guard Is Nearly Ready - Nearly All Of First Regiment Sworn In January 3, 1942
Named Warden - Lainson Warden At Ft. Madison - Named To State Penitentiary Post July 30, 1942
Sent To Eldora September 4, 1945
Scores Ask To Attend Execution June 1949
Reappointed (no date)
Mrs. Lainson Named November 26, 1951
Returning Sunday . . . August 17, 1952
Move Under Way To Name Bess Lainson To Top Legion Post August 27, 1953
Key Legion Auxiliary Post To Mrs. Lainson September 11, 1953
Warden Lainson To Address Attorneys February 28, 1954
Candidate For President's Post - Iowa Legion Auxiliary Nominates Mrs. Lainson . . . June 20, 1954
Mrs. Lainson Is Slated For Legion Post August 23, 1954
Cool Feet, Breakfast Are Essential To Bess Lainson August 30, 1954
Mrs. Lainson Only Nominee - Will Be Next Head Of Legion Auxiliary September 1, 1954
Bess Lainson Installed As Legion Auxiliary President September 2, 1954
A Year's 'Parole' For New Legion Auxiliary President September 3, 1954
C.B. Always Will Be 'Home' To Our Bess September 9, 1954
Lainson Program At Bayliss Park September 9, 1954
Bess Calls Homecoming An 'Adventure In Friendship' - Overflow Crowd At Banquet . . . September 10, 1954
With The Women - Poppies Bloom, Even In Glass, At Reception Honoring Legion Officials September 10, 1954
Mrs. Bess Lainson To Visit In Europe October 3, 1954
Lainson Is Named 'Warden Of Year' September 29, 1955
Warden Lainson To Return Here - Plans New Home For Retirement April 25, 1958
Lainson's Retirement May Come This Fall June 13, 1958
Retired Warden To Head Census - Headquarters To Be At Council Bluffs January 2, 1959
Let's Chat With Percy Lainson January 11, 1959
In Washington: February 4, 1959
Lainson To Leave Post In September July 17, 1959
Informal Parties Honor Visitors Here For Week August 19, 1959
Endorse Lainson For Top State Post October 13, 1959
At Last Man's Club Event . . . October 24, 1962
It Was A Cold, Sad Day When They Buried Dodge - General's Rites Recalled . . . November 3, 1963
Lainson Dies; Retired Warden - Served As Sheriff For 10-year Period May 3, 1964
First Lifetime Membership Presented - National President Officiates November 10, 1965
Mrs. Lainson Dies At Home Of Daughter May 22, 1966]]> 3130 Avenue C]]> Franklin Feels Age. September 9, 1973
Site Work Is Continuing. November 9, 1974
Open Space Instructional Plan Approved At Franklin. July 24, 1975
Franklin Program Has Top Priority For School Year. August 24, 1975
Basics Are Key At Franklin. August 26, 1975
Franklin School opening is still set for January. December 15, 1975
Franklin School will be opened. January 27, 1976
Low profile for new Franklin School. January 31, 1976
Crossing the street to their new school... February 3, 1976
District studies Franklin gymnasium. July 8, 1976
Franklin gym to be restored. November 16, 1976
Work continues on gym despite letter from fire marshal. November 24, 1976
Old gym won't be in use. November 27, 1976
Franklin gym use could be trouble. November 29, 1976
Grant waivers for use of gym. February 9, 1977
Franklin's gym gets green light. February 22, 1977
Renovation bids for Franklin gym. April 5, 1977
Construction okayed at two Bluffs schools. May 17, 1977
Bluffs firm low bidder on gymnasium. April 26, 1977
Franklin project delayed after Glendale objection. May 3, 1977Schools may get requested work. May 13, 1977
Walls may go up at Franklin School. August 16, 1977
Gregory says Franklin has more flexibility. September 18, 1977
Franklin walls issue postponed. September 7, 1977
Franklin wall issue delayed until Sept. 19. September 8, 1977
Further study for wall needs. September 20, 1977
Movable wall approved for Franklin School. November 2, 1977
After 2 years Franklin gymnasium back in use. January 9, 1978
Franklin walls go up at spring break. March 7, 1978
Walls at Franklin. March 20, 1978
Bluffs students get ready to say 'no' to drug abuse. October 18, 1986
Nestle's bars recalled by booster club. March 18, 1989
Glass in candy was accidental. March 18, 1989
Students kept happy in outage. October 17, 1990

]]> Developer Says 76 Per Cent Of Buying Power West Of 7th St. - Shepherd Addresses Realtors December 2, 1964]]> Quick Budget Action Urged January 15, 1985
Anderson Jokes About Party Spat January 15, 1985
Hultman Seeks Senate Hearings On Farm Woes January 15, 1985
Farmer: Aid Must Come Soon January 16, 1985
Farm Caucus Cuts Across Party Lines January 16, 1985
First Lottery Bill Filed January 16, 1985
Bankers' Group: Moratorium Won't Help January 16, 1985
Right-To-Fie Bill To Senate January 16, 1985
Lottery Plan Unveiled January 17, 1985
Study Blasted; 'Forgot Taxpayer' January 17, 1985
Christian Schools Oppose Test Bill January 17, 1985
Lawmakers May Be Heading To D.C. January 19, 1985
Teacher's Pay Of $18,000 Proposed January 19, 1985
Education Gets Top Priority In '85 Legislature January 21, 1985
Committee Work Gets Underway January 21, 1985
Showdown Imminent Over Proposed Prison Changes January 21, 1985
Tauke: Deadline Missed - Again January 21, 1985
Racing Commission Control Of Lottery Picks Up Backing January 22, 1985
Panel OKs Sept. 1 Start For Schools January 22, 1985
Bankers: Use IPERS To Fund Farmers' Aid January 23, 1985
Junkins Denies Rift With House Speaker January 23, 1985
Banker: Guarantee Farm Loans In State January 24, 1985
Anti-Lottery Petitions Presented January 24, 1985
Senate OKs Grand Name January 24, 1985
Legislators React To Branstad Budget - Reaction Generally Favorable Among Area Legislators January 25, 1985
Budget Sets The Debate For Remainder Of Session January 28, 1985
Lawmaker Wants To Thwart Seat Belt Bill January 28, 1985
Legislator: Summer Heat A Good Reason To Delay School January 29, 1985
Forecast Puts Revenue Below Projected Budget January 29, 1985
Banks Might Hold Land Longer January 29, 1985
Committee Approves Worth Limit Increase January 30, 1985
Senate Passes Living Will Bill January 30, 1985
Avenson: Legislature Can Cut Budget By $21 Million January 30, 1985
Corporate Farm Land Plan Blasted January 30, 1985

Business Group Backs Trade Center February 1, 1985
House Panel Takes Up Lottery Spending Plans February 4, 1985
Leaders Uneasy On Budget Options February 4, 1985
Loans May Help State With Aid February 4, 1985
Amendment Calls For Two Top Posts As Team February 5, 1985
Leaders Develop Tax Hike Package February 6, 1985
One-Man Roadblock Dilutes Speeding Bill February 6, 1985
Iowa Lags In Farm Research February 6, 1985
Trade Center May Be In Trouble In House February 6, 1985
Junkins, Hultman Unveil Farm Plan February 7, 1985
Economic Plan To House Floor February 7, 1985
Panel OKs Bill To Change Speeding Law February 12, 1985
Hultman Bill Would Allow Sale Of County Hospital February 12, 1985
Jobless Fund Costs 'Stifle Development' February 12, 1985
House, Senate Leaders Disagree On Tax Hike February 13, 1985
Senate Advances Taxless Farm Plan February 13, 1985
House Panel OKs Farm Plan February 13, 1985
House Forges Ahead On Plan To Test Teachers February 19, 1985
ICC Chairman, Utilities Say Rates Will Be Stable February 19, 1985
Meredith Chief Calls For Business Tax Relief February 19, 1985
House Panel To Approve Sales Tax Hike February 19, 1985
Panel Passes Crop Price Bill; Chairman Says It Sends Signal February 19, 1985
House Ties Farm Aid To Tax Hike February 20, 1985
Southwest Iowans To Join Farm Rally February 24, 1985
Senate Vote On Elimination Of Industrial Equipment Tax February 28, 1985
Committee Considers Ban On Cold Carryout Beer February 28, 1985
Hughes Wants Alcoholism Insurance February 28, 1985

Senate Passes Bill Eliminating Machinery Tax March 1, 1985
Committee Sends Child Protection Bill To House March 1, 1985
Avenson: Drinking Age Bill To Be Sent Back To Panel March 1, 1985
GOP Lawmaker: Democrats Block Bill On Drunk Driving March 1, 1985
M&E Tax Now On Top On Legislative Agenda March 4, 1985
Penalty Eased On Illegal Liquor Sales March 5, 1985
Sales Tax Expansion Eyed By Legislature March 5, 1985
Decline Of State Revenues Worries Legislative Leaders March 5, 1985
Senate Passes Sinking Fund Changes March 7, 1985
House Debates Bill On Child Protection March 7, 1985
Senate Panel Passes Tax Break Plan March 7, 1985
Senate Panel OKs Rehabilitation Bill March 13, 1985
Bill To Set Crop Prices Passed; Harbor: Wrong Message Sent March 13, 1985
Legislature Acts On Several Bills March 13, 1985
Hultman: Shoot Sales Tax Bill In Head March 13, 1985
Legislative Action March 14, 1985
Kleckner: Legislature Gives In To Pressure March 14, 1985
Fitzgerald: Loan State Funds To Iowa Financial Institutions March 14, 1985
Veteran Preference Law Change Approved By Senate Committee March 14, 1985
Iowa's First Lady: Drunk Driving Selfish March 14, 1985
Legislative Committee Says Broken Law Not Needed March 14, 1985
Branstad Appointments Draw Fire March 16, 1985
Spending Bill At Square One March 16, 1985
Commodity Price Bill To Governor March 16, 1985
Best Bet: Branstad To Veto Bill To Set Minimum Price For Crops March 18, 1985
Branstad, Legislators Eye Tax Compromise March 19, 1985
House Panel Clears Farmland Bill March 19, 1985
Senate Leaders Scramble To Restore Spending Plan March 20, 1985
Harbor: Use Funds Invested By State To Help Out Farmers March 21, 1985
Branstad Veto Kills Minimum Price Bill March 23, 1985
Senate Rejects Day-Care Rule March 23, 1985
Lotteries Familiar, Non-Controversial Throughout World March 25, 1985
Issues Play Minor Role In State Lottery March 25, 1985
Poll Indicated More Money Than Expected To Be Raised March 25, 1985
Action By The Legislature March 26, 1985
Business, Environmentalists Clash At Legislative Hearing March 26, 1985
Moratorium Law Change To House March 26, 1985
Legislative Actions March 27, 1985
Lagging State Revenues Stirs New Tax Hike Talk March 27, 1985
Safety First - Senate Approves Seat Belt Bill March 28, 1985
House May Put Brakes On Senate Seat Belt Bill March 29, 1985
Democrats Vow Quick Action In House On Its Tax Package March 30, 1985

Survey: Lottery OK, But No To Seat Belts April 2, 1985
ADC Money May Pay Rent First April 2, 1985
'Amnesty' Program OK'd For Disposal Of Hazardous Material April 2, 1985
House Committee To Consider Expansion Of State Sales Taxes April 2, 1985
Senate: No Limit On PAC Spending April 2, 1985
House OKs Tax Bill; Option Tax Included April 3, 1985
Reaction To Tax In C.B. Unfavorable April 3, 1985
Senate OKs Hazardous Waste Facility April 3, 1985
Senate Derails Insurance Bill April 3, 1985
Gronstal Sees No Indication Of Compromise On Tax Bill April 4, 1985
Low-Interest Energy Loans Prompt Opposition, Caution April 5, 1985
Junkins: Freeze State's Budget April 5, 1985
Panel Drops Some From Extended Sales Tax April 5, 1985
Lawmakers Expect Calls On Proposed Consumer Taxes April 6, 1985
Legislators Make Few Friends In Struggling With Tight Budget April 8, 1985
Tax Bill Stays On Front Burner April 8, 1985
Lawmakers Reach Agreement On Tax Plan April 9, 1985
House Committee Approves Loan Plan for Small Business April 9, 1985
Bill A Symbolic Protest Of Apartheid April 9, 1985
House Panel Oks Prevailing Wage Bill April 10, 1985
Avenson: Tax Bill To Pass House Easily April 10, 1985
House Leaders Push For School Aid Bill April 11, 1985
Senate Debate Underway On Major Tax Bill April 11, 1985
A Quick Look At Tax Bill April 12, 1985
Sales Tax May Be On Ballot By July April 12, 1985 (Correction April 13, 1985 - On Ballot By November)
Lawmakers Face Budget Battle April 15, 1985
Bond Bank Sought To Aid Small Towns April 16, 1985
SW Iowans Thank Legislators April 17, 1985
Senator Warns ITC That Hike Lacks Support April 17, 1985
State Agencies Face 1 Percent Budget Cut April 17, 1985
Panel Approves Tax Amnesty April 18, 1985
Lottery, Tax Break Bills Signed April 19, 1985
Branstad Comes Full Circle On Lottery April 19, 1985
At A Glance: The Lottery And Tax Break Bills April 19, 1985
Branstad Will Invoke Limited Farm Sale Ban April 20, 1985
Senate Agreement On Cuts Unravels April 20, 1985
Legislature's Final Days May Be Dull April 22, 1985
Lawmakers Ponder Pay Raise April 23, 1985
House Begins Wrangling Over Education Funding April 23, 1985
House Passes Education Package April 24, 1985
Caution Is Urged On School Funding April 24, 1985
Iowa Senate Approves 4-Tiered Gas Tax System April 24, 1985
Efforts To End Prison Cap Fail April 25, 1985
Block Removed From School Aid Debate April 25, 1985
Schools Welcome Law On Abuse Complaints Against Teachers April 25, 1985
Senate Blocks Real Estate Bill April 25, 1985
House Approves Tax Amnesty Plan; Critics Rap Measure April 25, 1985
Gas Tax Hike Gets Nod From Senate - Barely April 26, 1985
House Votes Welfare Boost April 26, 1985
Senate OKs Private School Tax Breaks April 27, 1985
Budget To Dominate Legislature's Week April 29, 1985
Senate Revives Farm Aid Plan For 1986 Crop Season April 30, 1985
House Passes Tipsy Fireman Bill April 30, 1985
Southern Iowa Loses Break On Gas Tax April 30, 1985

Spending Bills OK'd, Sent To Branstad May 1, 1985
Legislature May Adjourn Friday May 2, 1985
Legislators Scramble As Session Nears End May 3, 1985
Lawmakers Driving Toward Adjournment May 4, 1985
Legislature, Branstad Agree On State Budget May 4, 1985
Gas Tax Comes Back; Boost OK'd By House May 4, 1985
Legislature Agrees On 'Blues' Taxation May 5, 1985
1985 Session Could Loom Over Elections May 5, 1985
Lawmakers Freeze Own Pay May 5, 1985
The Legislature - What It Accomplished . . . And What Fell Through May 5, 1985
Branstad Won't Reveal Position On Controversial Gas Tax Hike May 5, 1985
'Grueling' Legislative Session Comes To Close May 5, 1985
Legislature Leaves Its Mark May 6, 1985
Branstad Undecided On Gas Tax May 6, 1985
Area Legislators Laud 'M&E' Tax Repeal May 6, 1985
Where Will The Veto Pen Fall? May 6, 1985
Branstad Signs Whole-Cent Gas Bill May 8, 1985
Branstad Bans Canadian Hogs May 15, 1985
Senate Begins Work On New Farm Bill May 15, 1985
Committee Delays New Asbestos Rule May 15, 1985

State's Newest Laws Take Effect Monday June 30, 1985
New Laws May Cause Confusion At Grocery Stores June 30, 1985
Sales Tax List 'Inconsistent' Says Grocers July 5, 1985
One Quart Law On Wine Lifted By Oversight July 15, 1985
Demos Not In Favor Of Special Session July 16, 1985
Avenson Calls For Special Session August 11, 1985
Special Session Unlikely, Says Sen. Junkins September 12, 1985























]]> R.R. 4
Hwy. 64, 1-1/2 NE of C.B. Schools]]> New School. August 14, 1955
New Flag Raised. May 1, 1964
Board Hears plea for more room at Glendale. January 18, 1977
Construction okayed at two Bluffs schools. May 17, 1977
Sixth graders specialize in international problems; Tax problem solvers. March 20, 1979
Monthly visits bridge age gap. March 31, 1979
Glendale team to national problem bowl this week. April 14, 1979
Glendale to close in June. April 4, 1993
Bluffs school budget boosts tax levy by 56¢]]> 1735 N. Broadway]]> Eye Gunn School As 9-Room Unit; Board Gives Okay On First Addition. May 12, 1954
Gunn Addition TO Cost $41,286; School Bids $4,000 Below The Estimate. July 23, 1954
Gunn School Addition. November 24, 1954
House To Be Remodeled For Use As Classrooms; Board Let Contract To Ranch. June 4, 1957
Gunn: Cost, $88,000. July 28, 1963
Furnace Blast At Gunn School Badly Burns Custodian Dixon; About 300 Pupils Evacuated. May 15, 1967
Trace Furnace Blast At school To faulty Valve. May 17, 1969
Homemade music. March 24, 1979
Her kids read better; In Jean Morrison's class. February 9, 1980
Gunn dedicates playground. May 30, 1985
Gunn 4th graders find the write stuff. March 22, 1986
Gunn School to observe '60 years of growth.' April 20, 1986
Deer leaps through window, panics Gunn kindergarteners. October 19, 1988
Gunn pupils hope to hear from Soviets. November 26, 1989]]> Condition Of The State Speech At A Glance: January 14, 1986
Bill Would Pay College Athletes January 16, 1986
Liquor Loopholes: One Pops Open As One Almost Closed January 16, 1986
Bluffs Educators Mostly Pleased With Branstad's Education Plans January 19, 1986
School Plan Would Shift Tax Burden January 23, 1986
Tiny School Districts Told To Consolidate January 23, 1986
Statehouse Summary January 23, 1986
Proposal May Free New Laws From Coverage November 3, 1986]]> Legislation Targets Fire, Police Aid December 30, 1987

SWI Lawmakers A Bit Lukewarm To Branstad Plan Hiking Gas Tax January 13, 1988
1988 Iowa Legislative Focus: Control State Bureaucracy January 24, 1988
Iowa Senate Nixes At-Large School Vote January 29, 1988
Riverboat Gambling Debate To Heat Up Legislature's Year February 1, 1988
Rural-Urban Split May Kill Gas Tax Hike March 16, 1988
Stalled Gas Tax Bill 'Will Pass' March 20, 1988
Lawmakers Link Gas Tax Hike Fate To Contractor Bill March 22, 1988]]> Lightfoot Nominated To House Post January 8, 1989
Tauke Launches Bid To Oust Sen. Harkin February 12, 1989
No Action On Helmets Predicted February 12, 1989
SWI Wants Malpractice Limits, Bet Curbs March 1, 1989
Ice Storm Doesn't Cool Political Heat March 11, 1990
Avenson To Address Convention March 17, 1989
Avenson: Fight Looms Over Small Business Min. Wage March 19, 1989
C.B. Death Spurs Change In Penalty April 14, 1989
Legislators Survey Constituents' Views January 18, 1990
Five SWI Youths Picked As Legislative Pages January 4, 1991
Lawmakers Seek $90 Million For Schools January 13, 1991
Environmental Funds Could Face Challenge January 13, 1991
Newcomer Eyes Campaign Changes January 13, 1991
Lawmakers Mixed On Redistricting January 13, 1991
C.B. Incumbents May Square Off April 16, 1991
Lawmakers Prefer Spending Curbs To Unicameralism October 12, 1991
Area Teens Work In Government December 10, 1991
Iowa High-School Students Serve As Legislative Pages December 10, 1991
Education May Escape Brunt Of Budget Cuts January 12, 1992
Area Legislators Agree That Budget Will Be Top Priority for '92 Session January 12, 1992
Students In Legislature - Page, Intern Posts Provide Close Look At State Government January 24, 1992
Scott Madsen Juggles School, Legislative Duties January 24, 1992
A Day In The Life Of The Iowa General Assembly January 30, 1992
Variety Of Issues Discussed At Breakfast February 9, 1992
Ethics 'Only Part' Of Assembly Work February 9, 1992
House Runs Up $5,009,528 Daily Bill February 19, 1992
Most Area Legislators Oppose Helmet Law March 8, 1992
'Gay Rights' Proposal Debated In Council Bluffs March 8, 1992
Vote To Hike Sales Tax 1 cent Due Today June 25, 1992
Would-Be Lawmakers Give Tips On How To Fix Budget Process June 26, 1992]]> ]]> Possibilities For Senatorial Districts - Under Shaff Reapportionment Plan November 26, 1963
Possible Shaff Senatorial Districts - Southwest Iowa Picture November 27, 1963
Possible Shaff Plan Senatorial Districts - Reapportioning Southwest Iowa November 28, 1963
Possible Shaff Plan Senatorial Districts - Reapportioning Southwest Iowa November 29, 1963
Possible Shaff Plan Senatorial Districts - Reapportioning Southwest Iowa December 1, 1963
Possible Shaff Plan Senatorial Districts - Reapportioning Southwest Iowa December 2, 1963
Sound Licking For Shaff Plan - Next Move Up To Federal Courts December 4, 1963
Shaff Plan Defeated In County, 3,829 To 2,731 - Bluffs Thumps Proposal, 7 To 2 December 4, 1963
Shaff Plan Voting By Counties December 4, 1963
Proposed Iowa Senatorial Districts . . . March 18, 1964
Federal Court Approves Temporary Remap Plan - Goes Into Effect Immediately March 28, 1964
Subdistricting Plan For Pottawattamie April 20, 1967
Reapportionment To Affect Pott. County February 4, 1969
State Legislators Have Mixed Feelings Over Plans - Proposed Reapportionment In Iowa March 2, 1969
Southwest Iowa Counties Involved - Tentative Legislative Plans March 2, 1969
County's Six Legislators Agree On Reapportionment March 25, 1969
Commission Lists New Area Districts - for Representatives, Senators March 28, 1969
Briles, Van Nostrand Aren't Pleased With Redistricting March 28, 1969
Redistricting Chess Is Almost A Mania April 11, 1969
May launch Move For Apportionment - If Fever Breaks April 13, 1969
Adopt Southwest Iowa Reapportionment Plan - After 13-Hour Debate April 16, 1969
Reapportionment Plan Passes Republican-Dominated House - Number Cut By 24 April 17, 1969
'Shouting Match' Develops In Senate On Apportionment April 23, 1969
Under Plan, All But Two Senators Losers April 24, 1969
7th District Would Be Split In Two February 25, 1971
Computer Plan Wins No Friends April 22, 1971
Remap Outline Dumped January 14, 1972
Reapportionment Completes Fracture Of County Lines April 2, 1972
Southwest Iowa Legislators Are Shuffled April 2, 1972
56th District Covers Seven Area Counties April 3, 1972]]> ]]> Need for new school facilities seen; Under ninth-grade plan. November 1, 1983
9th grade switch: $2.7 million; No 'new' money needed. November 2, 1983
T.J. renovation problems cited. March 6, 1984
School board buys land; Property near T.J. April 11, 1984
School board modifies T.J. construction plans. April 18, 1984
A.L., T.J. plans ready by May 31. May 18, 1984
School board eyes plans for high school additions. May 30, 1985
A.L., T.J. work gets go ahead. June 1, 1984
Planners OK T.J. request. June3 13, 1984
Planners OK T.J. expansion. June 13, 1984 [different headline but same article as "Planners OK T.J. request."]
Schools borrow money for AL, TJ projects. July 18, 1984
Schools delay bid opening. July 20, 1984
Work at A.L., T.J. to start next week. August 7, 1984
School bids in 'ballpark'. August 2, 1984
T.J. parents ask board for tunnel. September 18, 1984
T.J. underpass plans to go before board. December 3, 1984
Board sinks plans for T.J. underpass. December 5, 1984
A.L. to begin 'hall of fame'. January 23, 1985
The last beam. January 23, 1985
Progress. March 13, 1985
Construction tour not a real thriller. June 7, 1985
Teachers adjust to transitions. June 23, 1985
Schools race 'deadline' on moving day. July 28, 1985
C.B. schools big move is just the beginning. July 28, 1985
Shuffling teachers considered success; seven spots open. July 29, 1985
Most agree: Move is proper. July 29, 1985
Plans vital in moving students, say other Iowa administrators. July 30, 1985
Adjusting at Thomas Jefferson. July 31, 1985
Next two weeks called 'critical' construction at high schools. July 31, 1985
Sept. 3 marks beginning and end. August 11, 1985
Construction 'shouldn't interrupt classes'. August 31, 1985
Ninth grade transition seems to go smoothly, says Lepley. September 3, 1985
Ninth grade mover smooth say principals. August 6, 1986
Marshal: Additions not up to fire code. June 2, 1989
C.B. school board sanctions girls soccer as a varsity sport. July 19, 1989
Cde Baca is C.B. teacher of year. June 21, 1989
]]> 1205 North Broadway
Opened October 1950]]> Bus Will Operate to Hoover School; Board to Contract With Transit Firm. August 11, 1950
Hoover School Behind Schedule; Some Students Have to Attend Pierce. August 12, 1950
No Date Set for School Dedication. August 21, 1950
Lay School Street. September 13, 1950
Chicago Strike May Delay Hoover School. September 14, 1950
To Start Saturday on Tile Floor at New Hoover School. September 22, 1950
Tile Floor Is Laid at Hoover School. September 24, 1950
450 Pupils Move in Excited Caravan to Hoover School; Will Open Monday. October 21, 1950
More Than 700 Persons at Hoover School Dedication; Rev. Perkins Is Speaker. November 13, 1950
'Grand Canyon' To Be Filled At Hoover School Playground; Mostly Caused By Rains. September 11, 1959
Boiler Blast Burns Hoover Custodian; Pupils Get Holiday. November 15, 1965
Hoover School Rooms Burn; Arson Suspected. November 10, 1970
Board Surveys Fire Damage At Hoover School/ November 11, 1970
Renovation Started At Hoover. November 19, 1970
Hoover School Gets Repairs. November 23, 1970
Fairs aren't over yet; time for Hoover hoopla. September 6, 1978
Math bee winners are Harlan, Bluffs. March 17, 1980
Hepatitis case at Hoover; No health Threat is seen. April 8, 1982
Hoover rule debate continues. February 10, 1985
Response called 'good' to Hoover incident. September 10, 1985
Hoover honored for project. October 8, 1985
C.B. students are bitten by 'space bug', November 8, 1987
Parents pitch in at Hoover to give teachers more time. November 26, 1987
Hoover marks nutrition month with contest, 'California Raisin.' March 9, 1988
Young 'inventor' confident of chance for national prize. July 26, 1989
C.B. youth area winner for invention. July 22, 1989
Hoover remodeling includes relocation of main entrance. June 9, 1990
'Supervisors' from Hoover end street war. October 8, 1991
Hoover takes part in national study. February 1, 1992]]>