Cogley Clinic
411-419 E. Washington Ave 1954-84
Cogley Medical Associates at the Cogley Medical Arts Center
Moved to: 715 Harmony St. 8/13/84
New facility open at clinic 2-28-54
9/85 Admr: Richard F. Lehigh



]]> Lets Contracts on New Cogley Clinic. May 21, 1953
Seven Doctors Own Cogley Clinic Firm. July 24, 1953
2 Clinic Features On 'Trial ' Basis; Each Doctor Has Glassed-In Cubicle. February 26, 1954
Signal Plan Based On 6-Colored Flag. February 26, 1954
New Cogley Clinic To Open Monday; One Of Most Modern Structures In U.S. February 26, 1954
Public Open House Is Set For Sunday. February 26, 1954
Control Desk Girls To Direct Traffic. February 26, 1954
Mrs. Helen Cole Did Interior Decorating. February 26, 1954
6 Dictating Booths Are 'Trial' Feature. February 26, 1954
About 5,000 People Visit Cogley Clinic. March 1, 1954
Cogley Clinic Buys Property On Ave. A. April 26, 1959
Addition For Bluffs Clinic. August 14, 980
Cogley Clinic Begins $139,000 Building. September 6, 1970
Doctors' offices planned at Mercy. March 27, 1983
Cogley Clinic has new administrator. April 7, 1982
New Cogley Clinic on schedule. April 29, 1984
New Clogly Clinic open. August 13, 1984
Cogley Medical Arts Center to have public tours Sunday. September 14, 1984
Two local physicians certified in geriatric medicine. January 8, 1989
Cogley Medical sociates plans merger with Physicans [sic] Clinic. June 29, 1994]]> Dr. J.P. Cogley Medical Director. April 13, 1930
Cogley Is Elected By Medical Society. December 21, 1932
Miss Patricia Noonan. April 4, 1937
Miss Patricia Noonan Is Wed To Dr. J. Philip Cogley On Christmas Morning. December 26, 1940
Cogley to Leave for Army Post. August 16, 1942
Cogley Transferred to army hospital. September 9, 1942
Daughter To Cogleys. September 25, 1942
Capt. J. Philip Cogley, who is stationed at a desert training center in California, is spending a few days leave here with his family. November 18, 1942
Promoted. March 24, 1944
Cogley Placed on Inactive List; Will Resume His Work at Clinic. November 26, 1944
Lourdes Grotto Miniature On Cogleywood Grounds. October 17, 1953
Dr. Cogley Named Surgery Professor. May 31, 1954
Award Of Merit To Dr. J.P. Cogley. July 9, 1955
Mrs. Cogley Dies; Mother Of Doctor. April 2, 1955
Dr. Cogley To Be Knight Of Malta; Will Be Decorated By Cardinal Spellman. January 11, 1957
Dr. Cogley Named By Hospital Staff. May 6, 1958
Surgeons Group Names Dr. Cogley. June 11, 1960
Dr. Cogley Named By Cancer Society. October 3, 1960
Cogley To Be Installed Sept. 28 By The Int. College Of Surgeons. September 18, 1960
Dr. Cogley Named By College Of Surgeons. May 16, 1961
Cogley Drafts 'Code Of Ideals'. May 30, 1961
New Officers. March 6, 1962
Railway Surgeons Elect Dr. Cogley. April 14, 1962
Dr. Cogley Named Recipient Of Duchesne Missionary Award. April 18, 1963
Cogley Named By Railway Surgeons. May 19, 1963
Avian Choirs. May 12, 1963
Omaha Hospital Honors Dr. Cogley. December 18, 1963
Dr. Cogley Awarded Pontifical Honor For Loyalty To Holy See. January 13, 1964
Bluffs Doctor To International Post. September 25, 1964
Dr. Cogley In Honor Guard At Papal Peace Mass. September 22, 1965
Dr. Cogley Shakes Hands, Chats With Pope Paul VI. October 6, 1965
Dr. Cogley Named To Surgeons Board. August 22, 1966
Creighton U. To Honor Dr. Cogley, Six Others. October 7, 1966
Bluffs Doctor To Be Honored By Creighton U. May 28, 1967
Dr. Cogley Dies Of Heart Attack. March 14, 1968
Patricia Cogley dies at age 75. July 10, 1981
]]> Physician & surgeon; Head, Cogley Clinic
Cogleywood, C.B.
(Includes pix of grotto at Cogleywood)
Dr. 3/13/68
She died 7/10/81]]> "American and the Future Man"'73]]> College Series Includes Wallich Lecture. October 2, 1973
The Good Life Part Of Newspaper Series. October 3, 1973
The Social Cost Of New Urban Numbers. October 4, 1973
American Experience Applied Around The World. October 11, 1973
The World Can Profit From American Experience. October 18, 1973
Signs Point To Evolution Of More Mature Mankind. October 25, 1979
Signs And Portents Indicate Stabilization For America. November 1, 1973
Children Of Plenty: The Limits Of Economic Growth. November 15, 1973
Are The Social Costs Of Global Plenty Too Expensive? November 8, 1973
'Social Yardsticks' Essential To Man's Way Of Life. November 22, 1973
People Must Find A New Definition Of The Good Life. November 29, 1973
Individual Rights Are Changing, But For Better? December 13, 1973
How Do We Keep Up With Change In Modern World? December 6, 1973
Law Struggles For Survival In Mass Society. December 20, 1973
Law Serves As Check Against Power Concentration. December 27, 1973
Was Malthus Right About Overpopulation Of Earth. January3, 1974
What Do We Do About World's Growth Of Humans. January 10, 1974
Science--Hero, Villain Or Scapegoat In Our World. January 17, 1974
Biological Control Of Man Is A Two-Edged Sword. January 24, 1974
Chemically Modifying Man Creates New Moral Issues. January 31, 1974
New Biology Revives Vital Concern: Who Is Man? February 7, 1974
Conclusion: I Realize That 'I Am My Brother.' February 14, 1974]]> Includes: C.B. College Trust Fund
See also: Vocational Technical School (3)]]> College Would Be Big Advantage To Bluffs Area, Leaders Agree; Roberts Offers Pay-Own-Way Plan. May 22, 1964
Trust Fund Initiated To Help Build College Here; Junior Chamber Project
Kirn To Head College Group; Board To Handle C.B. Trust Fund. August 11, 1964
Likely To Accept College Site Offer. November 13, 1964
Four-Year College Planned For Bluffs; 600 Acres Under Option. December 27, 1965
Plans For College In C.B. Elate Community Leaders. December 28, 1965
Site Of College. January 2, 1966
Realtors unanimously Back Proposed College. January 5, 1966
Proposed College Is Completely Feasible. January 12, 1966
Readers Asked To Help Name Proposed College. January 14, 1966
Numerous Names For New College. January 16, 1966
Proposed College Sound Investment; Roberts Speaks. January 23, 1966
Ball Named Head Of College Board; 5 Committees Organized. March 4, 1966
Metro College Files Articles. March 16, 1966
"282-Acre Tract Approved for Iowa Western Campus. February 17, 1967
Bluffs Voted Out As Site For New College; Regents Pick 'More Moderate' Location, June 13, 1968
Lower Standard Proposal Criticized By Some Regents. June 13, 1968
C.B. Leaders Staggered By Regents' Action On College; Prime Site Is Ignored. June 14, 1968
Atlantic, Harlan And Carroll Eyed For West Iowa College. August 28, 1968
College Plans Here Born In Hope, Died In Despair. September 15, 1968
West Iowa College Struggle Not Over; 'We Won't Throw In Sponge'. September 26, 1968
Scherle Slaps At Delay Of Western Iowa College. October 8, 1968
Atlantic Gets New College. November 15, 1968
State Legislators Nix S.W. Iowa University. December 29, 1968
West Iowa College Plan Challenged. September 24, 1968
Regents Nix Land Options For Atlantic College Site. February 14, 1969
Area College Hope Revived; Bonding Plan Is Favored. March 3, 1969
Western Iowa College Site Price Over Appraised Value. May 8, 1969
House Okays Atlantic Land Purchase Bill For College; Goes Back To The Senate. May 20, 1969
State Regents Should Buy College Land. September 8, 1969; Atty. Gen. Says. September 8, 1969
Ray: Not Necessary To Build W. Iowa School Now. September 10, 1969
Regents To Buy College Land. September 12, 1969Regents Ask Delay Of W. Iowa School. November 14, 1969
Regents Buy Land For New College; Still Question Need. January 15, 1970
Move To Block Atlantic Purchase; Land For University. February 4, 1970
Western Iowa Senators Win Battle, But War Is Doubtful. February 5, 1970
More college courses in SWI. August 28, 1978
NU board stalls on Iowa tuition. November 11, 1978



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]]> 34th St. & 7th Ave.]]> Pastor's Family To New Home; First Manse For 4-Year-Old Church. May 30, 1959
Church Remodeling Completed. November 9, 1963]]> 1974 Housing & Community Development Act]]> Community Development Act Funds To Spur Rehabilitation; Swimming Pools, Library Also Considered. February 10, 1975
Federal Funds To Benefit Housing For Lower Income. February 11, 1975
Council To See Act Funds; Mrs. Strohbehn Objects. February 19, 1975
Community Development staff begins rehabilitation work. November 24, 1975
Councilwoman questions CDA office cost; 'Spending to much'. March 28, 1976
Home rehabilitation work to start; Grants available. April 18, 1976
First nail will mark start of rehabilitation; July 5, 1976
First rehabilitated house is a pleasure for family. August 4, 1976
Saws and hammers aid confidence, fix homes. November 14, 1976
Neighbors to fix home of elderly deaf couple. May 8, 1977
Fight on blight due for funding. May 17, 1977
Hearing set on block grant funds. December 3, 1978
Groups, chamber at odds. How should CD funds be used? December 20, 1978
Community to study CD funds. January 10, 1979
Dividing up CD funds makes for long session. January 16, 1979
CD fund proposal hearing Feb. 14. February 8, 1979
Neighborhood groups strive for improvements; Many activities aimed at building pride. April 22, 1979
Funding sought to revitalize Bluffs. April 22, 1979
Bluffs residents take new pride in their homes. April 22, 1979
EDC ghost not resting at peace. April 24, 1979
CD funds will finish projects. May 3, 1979
HUD approves CD block grant. June 28, 1979
Committee approves CD change. July 6, 1979
Approval for CD-funded demolition of buildings. July 10, 1979
Yuletide lights a meeting topic. August 16, 1979
Block grant fund tug-of-war nears. October 21, 1979
Many hands seek share of Block Grant funding. November 21, 1979
Additional CD funds earmarked. November 27, 1979
CD fund-splitting may not hit all target areas. December 6, 1979
Who loses CD funding? City, citizens face decision. January 10, 1980
CD budget gets preliminary OK. January 24, 1980
Most projects survive splitting of CD funding. February 7, 1980
Council OKs grant spending. February 26, 1980
Federal aid cut worries official. April 27, 1980
Block grant requests to be shaped into plan. November 21, 1980
Disagreements few in round 1 of grant planning. December 4, 1980
Initial grant list is made. January 22, 1981
Council to study block grant plan. February 5, 1981
Grant budget is adopted after battle over EDC. February 10, 1981
Free ride improvements may be thing of the past. May 18, 1981
$1.5 million given for development projects. May 19, 1981
Block grant decision pleases Bluffs officials. December 22, 1981
Advisory group discusses its role. April 1, 1982
Block grant budget passes. March 31, 1983
One request for block funds. March 22, 1984
Eight bid for funding in block grant program. March 29, 1989
Block grant priorities set by advisory board. May 3, 1984
Grants budget OKed. May 15, 1984
Housing rehab may be one casualty in CB. December 22, 1984
Grants cut may be far-reaching. December 22, 1984
Meeting on block grants set for Tuesday. February 25, 1985
City looks for grant projects. March 18, 1985
Eight request block grant funds. April 4, 1985
Committee recommends giving $190,000 to community projects. April 24, 1985
City: No funding of grant projects. May 14, 1985
Council hears grant complaints. July 3, 1985
Grant board wants project stats. July 16, 1985
Tinley neighborhood will be expanded. July 23, 1985
Improvement projects put on hold. August 13, 1985
City expects block grants to be slashed. January 17, 1986
Ideas sought for block-grant uses. February 4, 1986
Neighborhood housing group seeks to offset funding decline. June 25, 1986
City projects total $1.6 million. May 12, 1987
Council Bluffs gets $906,000 HUD grant. June 26, 1987
Dozen SWI towns seeking grants. December 16, 1987
$881,000 grant approved for C.B. housing, streets. June 30, 1988]]> File #1
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(Last clip 1982)
Includes: City Planning Commission
For school recommendations, See: School Problems and Bond Issues
See also: City Council]]> City Needs Parking Lots and Union Depot; Master Plan for Council Bluffs Reveals. September 13, 1950
Hare Gives Top Priority to New Zoning Ordinance; In Long-range Development Plan. September 15, 1950
A Plan to Improve Council Bluffs. September 16, 1950\
Planning Group to Digest Report; Make Recommendation on Taxi Locations. September 12, 1950
Hare Emphasizes Need for Good Streets; In Charting Development of City. September 19, 1950
Zoning Proposals Are Getting Close Study; Have No.1 Spot on Hare's Master Plan. November 23, 1952
Park Board Develops 2 Neighborhood Areas; Devotes Little Time to Hare's Beautification Plan. November 30, 1952
Litle Done on Hare's Transportation Plan. December 7, 1952
Spend About $905,000 on New CB Streets; One-third of Total on Hare's Proposals. December 15, 1952
Would Govern Platting of New DB Additions; Grover Expands on Hare's Recommendations. December 21, 1952
City Planners Have Interesting Job--Full Of Problems And Challenges. August 22, 1954
Would Save Space In New Areas For Schools, Parks; City Planners. June 1, 1955
Planners Urge New City Street; Would Open Area For More Housing. January 18, 1956
Joint Committee May Revise Planning Guide for C.B. Area; Picture Has Changed Since Hare Report. December 8, 1957
Planning Activities Take A Double Step; Swanson To Head City Group. April 23, 1954
Mayor Selects 11 Mern For New 'Streamlined' Planning Board. April 13, 1958
12 Points In Plan For Bluffs Area; Will Cost 420,000 To Prepare. July 20, 1958
Professional Planners Look At Strong, Weak Points Of Bluffs; In Report To Joint Groupd. September 23, 1959
City Would Have To Stretch To Claim 29,000 Suburbanites; Planners Look Ahead 20 Years. December 16, 1959
Planning Group Picks Christensen. June 11, 1958
Plan Makers Weigh Industrial Impact On Residential Areas; Foundation Tract Challenged. February 17, 1960
3 New Members Are Named To Planning Board By Mayor; Council Approves Several Appointments. April 12, 1960
Community Plan Is 'On Schedule'; Daly Firm Confers With City Manager. June 23, 1960
20 Per Cent Of Land Here Is Devoted To residential Areas; Planners Get 'Analytical Report'. June 29, 1960
City Planning Chief Takes Dim View Of Creating Citizens' Advisory Group; Disagreeing With Daly Recommendation. June 8, 1961
Joint Planning Board Is Eyed By City And County; Would Invite Incorporated Towns. March 24, 1964
Joint Advisory Group Formed By Bluffs-Omaha City Planners; 'Historic Thing'--Larkin. October 30, 1964
UTTC 'Bets' On Political Future Of Robert Walton; By Electing Him Chairman. December 4, 1964
UTTC Group At Omaha Meeting. February 19, 1965
Trio Named To Planning Group. march 18, 1965
JPAC Moves To Establish A Metro Agency. June 11, 1966
Katelman, Marston Named To Iron Out MPA Differences; Many Units Are Balking. December 17, 1966
City Capital Improvement Program Totals $23, 275,095. June 23, 1971
Urban Planning Essential Item. September 12, 1973
5-Year Capital Works Plan Gets Commission Okay. March 29, 1972
Commission Honors Katz. April 14, 1972
Planning Commission Re-Elects Jim Scheer. April 25, 1973
Final Approval Given For 4 Bus Shelters. June 30, 1974
Officials Seek Funds From EDA. August 28, 1975
Capital Improvement Plan Outline; Five-Year Program Would Cost $32,554,470. May 18, 1975
Here's List Of Proposed Projects In '75-'79 Program. May 18, 1975
Land use plan hearing June 1. May 11, 1977
Vandals eye placarded houses; City inspectors find. May 6, 1979
Little growth is seen for Bluffs. June 3, 1979
Historic preservation eyed by city planning department. October 3, 1979
Little growth seen in area. April 6, 1980
Local official discounts projection. April 6, 1980
New downtown residences? Proposals outlined. January 13, 1982
Two are named. May 13, 1980
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