Dr. Lee de Forest's Inventions Contributed Much To World; Father of Radio To Be Buried Monday
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The Dredge Meriwether Lewis . . . soon to leave the Omaha district, weighs 1,043 tons, is almost 269 feet long and can dredge to a depth of 20 feet. She has accommodations for 64 men although she never carried a crew that large.
The Meriwether Lewis . . . A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredge, will be towed from St. Louis, Mo., to Brownville, Neb., where it will become a museum of Missouri River history.
Photograph of a sign posted at Lake Manawa dredging project.
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Dressing Up Special For A Special Occasion
A special occasion requires special dress. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jensen and their children, Alan, 4, and Dorothy, 7, dress for the Bicentennial in Revolutionary War-era costumes for the Dodge House Ice Cream Social. Roger Olsen and Larry Blecha, left, members of the Meadowlark Model T Club, show the Jensens some antique cars during the Independence Day event.
A special occasion requires special dress. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jensen and their children, Alan, 4, and Dorothy, 7, dress for the Bicentennial in Revolutionary Ware-era costumes for the Dodge House Ice Cream Social. Roger Olsen and Larry Blech, lefts, members of the Meadowlark Model T Club, show the Jensens some antique cars during the Independence Day event.
Drinking Fountain...at Big Lake has been shut off the past two years due to corroded piping. A nearby spring water tap has been installed. Youngster pointing to Poet Longfellow's verse is Gary Aherns, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aherns of 2633 Seventh Ave. The verse says, "O traveler stay thy weary feet. Drink of this fountain pure and sweet."
Drive Along River Is Beautiful, Historical - How To Spend A Wonderful Day . . .
A Page Out Of History . . . is Arbor State Lodge, just outside of Nebraska City on U.S. Highway 75. You can spend a pleasant afternoon here roaming the 65 rolling acres of trees, or visiting the museum housed inside this 52-room home of J. Sterling Morton, founder of Arbor Day.
Drive To Restore Dodge Memorial Hits Midway Mark
The "Black Angel" near Fairview Cemetery. The statue's fountain is now flowing again.
The Ruth Anne Dodge Memorial: More than $11,000 has been donated for its restoration in the last two months.
Daily Nonpareil August 15, 1985 Daily Nonpareil February 12, 1986
Driver Cavett, 45, Dies During Fire - Collapsed In Run From Falling Wall
Fireman William D. Cavett . . . receives first aid at the fire scene from the Rev. Arthur Farrell and Acting Postmaster Kenneth A. Madigan.
Paul Pace, 42, 2904 Renner Drive, Twin City Plaza, was admitted to Mercy Hospital early Wednesday afternoon after his station wagon and Burlington switch engine collided near Highway 192 and Thirty-second Avenue. The engine only passes the intersection once or twice a month, officials said. Pace was thrown from the auto and suffered chest, head, left shoulder injuries and a cut right knee. He was taken to the hospital by county ambulance and was reported in fairly good condition at 2 p.m.
Injured Bluffs Infant Returned Home By Court December 10, 1980 Infant's Injuries Remain A Mystery December 19, 1980 State To Watch Care Of Infant January 15, 1981 Ruling On Hurt Baby Is Appealed January 16, 1981 Child Removed From Custody Of His Parents January 23, 1981 Child Removed From Custody Of His Parents January 26, 1981 Changes Sought In Child Custody Law January 28, 1981 Hearing Set To Stay Order To Take Away Child January 29, 1981 Story Denied On Taking Of Child February 2, 1981 Final Hearing To Be Held In Custody Case February 16, 1981 Judge To Rule Next Week On Giving Baby To Parents - Polygraph Tests Inconclusive February 18, 1981 Child In State Custody February 24, 1981 Child Returned By Court Order March 27, 1981 Baby Taken Away Has Bone Disease June 16, 1981 Child . . . June 17, 1981 Hearing Set On Disease Report September 1, 1981 Decision Delayed On Report Of Driver Baby's Condition September 15, 1981 Supreme Court Hears Baby Custody Arguments September 15, 1981 High Court Hears Drivers' Appeal September 16, 1981 Disease Report To County Officials September 18, 1981 Hopkins Report Filed With Court October 1, 1981 Abuse Evidence 'Insufficient' In Driver Case October 21, 1981 Supreme Court Decisions Listed October 22, 1981 Civil Suit Filed By Drivers October 22, 1981 Text Of Supreme Court Ruling In Driver Case October 25, 1981 Mercy Asks Dismissal Of Driver Suit November 10, 1981 County Asks Suit Be Dropped November 112, 1981 Driver Case Appeal Seen February 15, 1982 Driver Case Ruling In Favor Of County February 17, 1982 Young C.B. Boy To Run Again January 5, 1988
Driver, Patrick Parents: Robert & Beverly 11 Lakewood Villa moved from 24`` Ave. A Parents accused of child abuse in 1981, Patrick found to have genetic bone disease
Infant's injuries remain a mystery. December 19, 1980 Child removed from custody of his parents. January 23, 1981 Hearing set to stay order to take away child. December 29, 1981 Injured Bluffs infant returned home by court. December 10, 1980 Judge to rule next week on giving baby to parents; Polygraph tests inconclusive. February 18, 1981 Decision on injured infant is expected by Wednesday." January 13, 1981 Hopkins report filed with court. October 1, 1981 State to watch care of infant. January 15, 1981 Ruling on hurt baby is appealed. January 16, 1981 Child removed from custody of his parents. January 26, 1981 Hearing set to stay order to take away child. January 29, 1981 Story denied on taking of child. February 2, 1981 Final hearing to be held in custody case. February 16, 1981 Judge to rule next week on giving baby to parents. Polygraph tests inconclusive. February 18, 1981 Child in state custody. February 24, 1984 Child returned by court order. March 27, 1981 Baby taken away has bone disease. June 16, 1981 Hearing set on disease report. September 1, 1981 Decision delayed on report of Driver baby's condition. September 15, 1981 Supreme Court hears baby custody arguments. September 15, 1981 Decision delayed on report of Driver Baby's condition. September 15, 1981 High court hears Drivers' appeal. September 16, 1981 Disease report to county officials. September 18, 1981 Hopkins report filed with court. October 1, 1981 Abuse evidence 'insufficient' in Driver case. October 21, 1981 Civil suit filed by Drivers. October 22, 1981 Text of Supreme Court ruling in Driver case. October 25, 1981 Mercy asks dismissal of Driver suit. November 10, 1989 County asks suit be dropped. November 12, 1981 Driver case appeal seen. February 15, 1981 Driver case ruling in favor of county. February 17, 1982 Young C.B. boy to run again. January 5, 1988
Carriages and carts. Driving of horse-drawn vehicles. Council Bluffs (Iowa) -- History -- 1850-1900. Council Bluffs (Iowa) -- History -- Photographs.
Photograph of a woman in a horse drawn cart driving down a driveway on Graham Avenue - Council Bluffs, Iowa.
The last rivet has gone into the hull of the S.S. Council Bluffs Victory, to be launched at Terminal Island, Calif., Sept. 27. Here John A. McCone, president of the California Shipbuilding corporation, drives the last rivet while J.S. Sidea, Calship production manager, is the bucker-up. The rivet was the 7,065,347th to go into place at Calship since the shipyard started work in 1941, and the last to be driven under maritime commission contracts. it is for the ship that city officials are seeking to raise $500 to buy a library for the crewmen. The fund Monday had reached $295, with the Chinch Bug circle No. 3, Military Order of Lady Bugs, being the latest contributors of $10. Funds should be sent to City Clerk Nels Hansen, city hall.
Farm Loss Shockwaves Felt Throughout S.W. Iowa - Everything From Cars To Groceries Affected August 2, 1974 Gov. Ray Tours SWI Drought Area - Asks Disaster Designation August 2, 1974 Ray Praises Farmers' Spirit - Tours Southwest Iowa Sites August 4, 1974 County Crop Loss Set At $68 Million - Disaster Status Sought August 7, 1974 SW Iowa Crop Yield Worse Than Report August 13, 1974 Drought Disaster Aid For SWI Totals $188.9 Million August 30, 1974 Corn Loss Studied At Research Farm September 1, 1974 County Roadsides Open For Haying June 17, 1988 Cattle Sales Drop Prices June 17, 1988 Scattered Showers Bring Little Relief June 20, 1988 Farmers 'Stand-Offish' As Grain Prices Surge June 21, 1988 Heat Drains Water Supply June 23, 1988 Harkin Raps USDA Delay In Responding To Drought June 23, 1988 The Drought Of '88 June 23, 1988 Red Oak 102 Is SWI Hot Spot June 24, 1988 Iowa Drought Losses Threatening To Halt Gains In Farm Recovery June 24, 1988 Greenhouse Effect To Bring More Droughts, Hot Weather June 24, 1988 Iowa Soybean, Corn Improve But Face Dry Winds, Hot Sun July 6, 1988 Branstad To Ask For Disaster Status July 7, 1988 SWI On Border In Hot Dry Spell June 15, 1988 Drought May Force 15% Corn Price Rise July 11, 1988 Rain Brings Weekend Relief July 11, 1988 SWI Looking Better In Rain Department July 12, 1988 Iowa Ag Boss Urges Insurance For 'Dry Farms' March 24, 1989 Harkin Raps Yeutter 'Kiss Off' April 20, 1989 County Providing Emergency Water May 2, 1989 County Asks Conservation of SWI Water May 4, 1989 City's Water Supply Is Adequate, Despite County Drought Problems May 5, 1989 County Adds More Sites For Water In Emergency Brewery Would Provide Water To Drought-Stricken Iowa Towns May 13, 1989 Area Eyes Turning To Skies As Drought Conditions Continue May 28, 1989
Ray Praises Farmer's Spirit. August 4, 1974 Corn Loss Studied At Research Farm. September 1, 1974 County Crop Loss Set At $68 Million; Disaster Status Sought. August 7, 1974 SW Iowa Crop Yield Worse Than Report. August 13, 1974 Gov. Ray Tours SWI Drought Area; Asks Disaster Designation. August 2, 1974 Farm Loss Shockwaves Felt Throughout S.W. Iowa; Everything From Cars To Groceries Affected. August 2, 1974 Drought Disaster Aid For SWI Totals $188.9 Million; Pottawattamie Receives Top Figure. August 30, 1974 SWI on border in hot dry spell. June 15, 1988 County roadside open for haying. June 17, 1988 Scattered showers bring little relief. June 20, 1988 Earners 'stand-offish' as grain prices surge. June 21, 1988 Heat drains water supply. June 23, 1988 Harkin raps USDA delay in responding to drought. June 23, 1988 The drought of '88. June 23, 1988 Red Oak 102 is SWI hot spot. June 24, 1988 Branstad to ask for disaster status. July 7, 1988 Rain brings weekend relief. July 11, 1988 Drought may force 15% corn price rise. July 11, 1988 SWI looking better in rain department. July 12, 1988 Iowa soybean, corn improve but face dry winds, hot sun. July 6, 1988 Iowa ag boss urges insurance for 'dry farms.' March 24, 1989 Harkin raps Yeutter 'kiss off.' April 20, 1989 County asks conservation of SWI water. May 4, 1989 City's water supply is adequate, despite county drought problems. May 5, 1989 County adds more sites for water in emergency. May 9, 1984 Brewery would provide water to drought-stricken Iowa towns. May 13, 1989 Area eyes turning to skies as drought conditions continue. May 28, 1989 County providing emergency water. May 2, 1989
Bluffs Girl Drowns In YMCA Pool March 7, 1986 Police Looking Into Cause Of Drowning March 8, 1986 Two Men Drown In Unrelated Incidents April 19, 1986 Heart Problem, Drowning Said To Be Death Causes For Two Out-Of-Towners April 20, 1986 Girl Hospitalized In Near-Drowning March 26, 1989 $31,000 Settlement Paid In YMCA Drowning Suit June 12, 1989 Service Wednesday For Drowning Victim July 17, 1989 Omahan Nearly Drowns At Manawa July 29, 1989 Omaha Man Still Hospitalized In Near-Drowning July 30, 1989 Near-Drowning Victim In Serious Condition August 3, 1989
Brothers Plead Innocent To Illegal Drug Charges November 26, 1968 Another Arrest In Drug Investigation November 27, 1968 Drug Count Against Two December 13, 1968 Drug Hearings For 3 Awaiting Chemist Report December 13, 1968 Illegal Drugs 'Growing Problem' In The Bluffs - Sulentic Tells Kiwanis Club January 8, 1969 The Cure For Bluffs' Drug Problem Is Not In Arrests - County Attorney Reveals January 14, 1969 Bluffs Youth Charged After 'Pot' Is Found April 22, 1969 On Narcotics Count April 24, 1969 Drugs Case Is Continued April 30, 1969 Local Man Held On Drug Charge July 6, 1969 'Pot' Charge Reduced; Man Pleads Guilty July 8, 1969 Drug Charge Case Pending July 10, 1969 Suspend Term On 'Pot' Charge July 11, 1969 Man Returned To Face Charge Involving Drugs July 17, 1969 Three Jailed Here On Narcotics Count July 28, 1969 Four Arrested On Dope Count August 24, 1969 Narcotic Ring Broken Here - On Cabbie's Tip August 7, 1969 'Pot' Charges Filed On 6 From Florida August 13, 1969 Floridians Are Free After Posting Bonds August 14, 1969 10 Indicted By Grand Jury - Dope Charges Included September 4, 1969 Two Enter Guilty Please To Drug Sale Charges October 9, 1969 Drugs Have Made At Least Five C.B. People Useless To Society - Psychiatrist Tells Kiwanis January 13, 1970 Drug Use Study Planned - Set For March 24 February 26, 1970 Drug Probe Is Underway June 3, 1970 Grand Jury Finds Pyramiding Drug Use By Young People - After Three-Day Probe June 7, 1970 Jury Recommends Six Ways To Fight Drugs June 7, 1970 C.B. Agencies To Act On Grand Jury's Drug Probe June 9, 1970 Drug Conference Is Set For Bluffs June 11, 1970 Problems With 'Iowa Ditch' Are Growing Like Weeds - Officers Combat Pot Harvest June 14, 1970 Hope To Lay Ground Work For Drug Information Center June 23, 1970 Pot Charge Is Continued June 29, 1970 Drug Education Plan Is Slated For C.B. Schools July 17, 1970 Narcotics Charges Set For Tuesday In Bluffs September 19, 1970 Peer Group Pressure And Escape Force Use Of Drugs November 2, 1970 Four Drug Sessions Planned November 6, 1970 Parents Should Set Good Examples - In Order To Fight Youth Drug Abuse November 19, 1970 Bluffs Youth, 19, Fined For Drugs February 11, 1971 Federal Jury Deliberates In Drug Trial February 25, 1971 Informants Aid Drug Fight, But 'Buy' Funds Are Needed March 7, 1971 Drug Raid Nets Five Arrests, One Machine Gun March 12, 1971 'Joe' Took Just One 'Trip', But He'll Pay For It Forever July 18, 1971 Bluffs Man Fined $1,000 August 4, 1971 Four Fined For Selling Of Marijuana August 10, 1971 Hearing Set For CB Youth August 14, 1971 Drug Charges Are Filed On Two Men Here August 25, 1971 Man Jumps From Window, Wanted On Drug Charge August 31, 1971 Kiwanis To Display Drugmobile September 9, 1971 SWI Drug Abuse Group Formed - Represents Eight Counties September 14, 1971 Bluffs Man Found Guilty Of Selling Drugs September 17, 1971 Pot Charges On Two Continued September 21, 1971 Still Sentenced To Five Years On Pot Charge October 8, 1971 Bluffs Man Guilty On Drug Count October 13, 1971 One Arrested After Drug Raid On House October 29, 1971 Bluffs Man Given Five Years, Sold Hashish November 5, 1971 County Schools Request Grant For Drug Fight December 5, 1971 Committee Named For Drug Fight December 9, 1971 Pot Term Is Delayed December 13, 1971 Board Votes To Train Three To Coordinate Drug Program December 14, 1971 Bluffs Man Is Arrested February 6, 1972 Bones Asks Funds For Drug Fight February 10, 1972 Drug Charge Continued March 15, 1972 Sentencing Date Set For CB Man May 4, 1972 Drugs Are Million Dollar Business In Council Bluffs - Outreach Tries To Help May 21, 1972 Poor Quality Heroin Plentiful In Council Bluffs - Drug Education Creates Problems December 15, 1972 Civil Defense Drugs Are Being Removed (no date) Survival Pills To Be Taken From Shelters January 13, 1973 Drug Pusher Now No. 1 Target in Bluffs - Chief Wants Death Penalty January 14, 1973 Offer Reward For Drug Abuse Info February 24, 1973 Pot Charges Against Two March 16, 1973 Judge Refuses To Lower Bonds In Drug Case April 20, 1973 Addicted Son Could Not Find Help - Plight Of Bluffs Parents April 26, 1973 Mayor Selects Committee To Study Bluffs Drug Use April 30, 1973 Police Say Drug Scene Stagnant - Pushers Really Worried May 1, 1973 AP Story Was Incorrect May 2, 1973 LSD Is Becoming An Unpopular Drug May 6, 1973 Drug Trial Delayed May 10, 1973 Subpoenas Given Audience At Drug Trial; 2 Arrested - Jury Takes 27 Minutes May 11, 1973 Mayor's Drug Commission Elects Reilly Chairman May 11, 1973 Jury Finds Man Innocent May 19, 1973 Enters Plea Of Guilty During Trial May 31, 1973 Special Grand Jury Returns City Drug Findings - Says Problem Mostly Marijuana June 1, 1973 Frank Lane Resigns From Drug Group June 4, 1973 Three Men Sentenced On Drugs June 27, 1973 Woman Appears On Drug Charge July 17, 1973 Select Drug Group For Bluffs Is Urged September 26, 1973 Police Dispute Crime Group Drug Facts September 30, 1973 Drug Seminars Aim At Adults October 6, 1973 26 Persons Arrested In Weekend Drug Raid November 25, 1974 County Courts Busy After Drug Raid - More Set To Appear November 26, 1974 Strong Given 10-Year Term On Drug Count January 25, 1975 Bluffs Youth, 18 Pleads Guilty To Drug Charge February 13, 1975 Rural C.B. Man Found Guilty On Drug Charge February 27, 1975 New Drug Abuse Center Planned For SWI February 27, 1975 Jury Finds Nebraskan Guilty Of Drug Delivery March 19, 1975 Jury Finds Man Guilty March 20, 1975 Grant From Drug Authority Will Aid Abuse Education August 13, 1975 Cocaine Gains In Popularity Among C.B. Drug Users - Most Drugs Available Here June 13, 1976 Iowa Drug Abuse Authority Says Heroin Use Increases June 13, 1976 Marijuana Still Most Popular Illegal Drug June 22, 1978 Drug Abuse Case Means Crisis For Whole Family November 12, 1978 Cult Uses Illegal Drugs, Abstains From Medication May 25, 1980 Children Are Aware Of Drugs - Survey Of Fourth Graders December 28, 1980 Schools Use Facts To Fight Drug Use December 29, 1980 Clip Case: 'Intent' Not Proved August 20, 1982 Moline: Unified Effort Needed December 29, 1985 Officials Agree: Drug Problem Is Serious December 29, 1985 Drug Awareness High In C.B. Schools December 30, 1985 Prevention, Not Intervention, Key To Awareness Programs December 30, 1985 Over-The-Counter Drug Abuse Often Overlooked December 31, 1985 Alcohol Causes Most Concern Around County January 2, 1986 Aim Of Substance Abuse Programs Is Education January 2, 1986 Parents Fight Back Against Drug Abuse January 3, 1986 'Crisis' Brings Patients To Programs January 4, 1986 Life Of Ex-Addict Now 'Going Uphill' January 4, 1986 Anti-Drug Group's Meeting 'Successful' January 15, 1986 Kids Say No To Drugs At 'Adopted School' February 23, 1986 High Schoolers Recruit Youngsters for 'Just Say No' Anti-Drug Group April 30, 1986 Council Bluffs Schools Wage Fight Against Drugs September 16, 1986 Dodge House, Limousines Help In Drive Against Drugs November 18, 1986 Students Promote Viewing Of Anti-Drug Documentary January 22, 1987 Drug Arrest Follows CB Radio Deal June 11, 1987 Three Iowans Indicted As Leaders Of Drug Ring July 7, 1987 City, County Seek State Grant To Combat Area Drug Traffic September 29, 1987 Student Drug Use Dropped Last Year January 14, 1988 Drinking Is Problem For C.B. Schools January 14, 1988 Year-Long Drug Investigation Nets Seven Arrests In SW Iowa January 28, 1988 Drug Task Force To Hit The Streets Soon February 15, 1988 $1 Million In Drugs, Money Seized In '87 February 15, 1988 Five-County Task Force Will Target Drug Sales March 18, 1988 Trooper Says He Was Just Doing His Job March 31, 1988 'Pot' Crop Seized On Set-Aside Land In Page County June 27, 1988 Fed Jury Finds L.A. Man Guilty Of Drug Charges July 12, 1988 County Joins Drug Unit July 14, 1988 Few Leads In Pot Case July 14, 1988 C.B. Couple Charged In Drug Sales August 4, 1988 Bluffs Man, 60, Sentenced To 25 Years For 3 Drug Sales August 22, 1988 Court Dates Set For Two Men On Fake-Drug Sale Charges August 24, 1988 C.B. Men Arrested On Drug Charges At Omaha Motel August 25, 1988 Drug Involvement Cited In C.B. Shooting Death August 25, 1988 Drug Charges Filed Against 3 Harlan Men August 26, 1988 Drug Violations On The Increase At 3 Dog Tracks August 30, 1988 County Asks For $31,000 To Bolster War On Drugs September 6, 1988 Stop Drug Abuse At Roots, Say Drug Free Participants September 11, 1988 Teens Using More Drugs September 11, 1988 Police Gear For Gang, Drug Battle September 17, 1988 Ten-Year Sentence In C.B. Cocaine Sales September 21, 1988 C.B. Man Found Guilty Of Cocaine-Sale Charge September 22, 1988 $16,000 In Cocaine Seized In Bust October 18, 1988 UP Railroad Guards Nab Two Men With Duffel Bag Of Marijuana October 27, 1988 Mills, Glenwood Help Crack Area Drug Case December 16, 1988 Regional Drug Unit to Start With Or Without Omaha In It December 16, 1988 California Cocaine Courier Given 22-Year Prison Term February 22, 1989 Drug-Sale Sentence Is Suspended February 22, 1989 House Search Yields 8 Drug-Related Arrests March 5, 1989 C.B. Couple To Serve 16 Months On Federal Drug-Ring Charges March 15, 1989 C.B. Brothers Arrested On Drug-Sale Charges March 24, 1989 Police Dog Sniffs Out Coke Cache March 31, 1989 Drug Arrests April 1, 1989 Eight Arrested In Drug Bust April 4, 1989 Two Arrested In Drug Pad Conspiracy April 7, 1989 5-Year Prison Term In Drug-Sale Case April 17, 1989 Man To Serve 5 Years For Selling Marijuana April 26, 1989 Illegal Drug Hot Line To Open Monday April 29, 1989 C.B. Man Charged In Cocaine Sale May 19, 1989 C.B. Man Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Selling Cocaine May 24, 1989 C.B. Woman Arrested On Crack-Sale Charge June 2, 1989 Teacher Aide Suspended After Alleged Crack Sale June 3, 1989 Woman Pleads Guilty To Drug-Sale Charges June 7, 1989 Drug Charges Filed After Traffic Citation June 13, 1989 Crum Gets 5-Year Term For Drug Sale June 14, 1989 Cocaine-Sale Sentence Suspended June 20, 1989 Arraignment Date Set In Crack-Sale Case June 22, 1989 7 More Charged In Drug Ring June 21, 1989 Eight Arrested In Drug Ring June 23, 1989 Dismissal Sought In Dog-Drug Case July 6, 1989 Trial Set For Aug. 15 On Crack-Sale Charge July 11, 1989 Dismissal Denied In Bluffs Run Dog-Drugging Case July 13, 1989 U.S. Marshals Find Possible Marijuana-Growing Operation July 15, 1989 Hearing Set In Drug Case July 20, 1989 Jury Selection Begins For Trainer In Bluffs Run Dog-Drugging Case July 25, 1989 Trainer Says He Held Dogs During Injections July 26, 1989 Dog-Trial Witness Admits Track Fines July 27, 1989 Vets Testify To Race-Fixing Drugs At Track July 28, 1989 Jury Finds Trainer Guilty Of Dog-Drugging At Track July 29, 1989 Six Arrested On Drug Charges In Page County August 1, 1989 Two Arrested on Page Co. Drug Charges August 3, 1989 Resentencing Ordered In C.B. Drug Case August 3, 1989 SWI Sheriffs Battle A Growing Drug War August 4, 1989 Man Charged On Several Counts August 6, 19889 Arroyo Gets 10-Year Term In Heroin Sale August 9, 1989 10-Year Prison Term In Cocaine-Sale Case August 9, 1989 Court Appearance Set In C.L. Marijuana Case August 11, 1989 Court Date Set On Marijuana Charge August 18, 1989 Westfall Is Appointed To State Drug Panel August 23, 1989 Drug-Free Signs May Go Up Soon At C.B. Schools March 1, 1990 Washington Students Suspended For 'Sniffing' July 15, 1991 'Sniffing' Most Common Drug Abuse For Pre-Teens - Dangerous High Damages Brain Cells July 15, 1991 Some Signs Parents Should Look For July 15, 1991 Many Programs Help Addicts Kick Habit August 16, 1992 Substance Abuse Cases Clog Courts August 16, 1992 Youngsters Join Ranks Of Alcohol Anonymous August 16, 1992 Insurance Plays Growing Role August 16, 1992 Some Work Hard To Alter Tests August 16, 1992 Budget Cuts Cripple Treatment Programs August 16, 1992 Bluffs Drug Case Nets Six Arrests April 5, 1994 Police Continue Investigation Into Cocaine Operation April 7, 1994 Authorities Still Probing Cocaine Death (no date) Two Harlan Men Face Drug Charges (no date)