John Gretzer's Print Shown At Pittsburgh (circa 1938) Gretzer Wins Joslyn Art Contest Award November 29, 1942 Bluffs' Combat Artist Views Mediterranean Invasions January 9, 1944 Picture May Cause Furore July 27, 1945/1946
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Griffin Pipe Products Co. File #1 - 1939-1964
Local Plant Turns Out 45,000 Car Wheels During Year - One Bit Of Rail Equipment Changed October 8, 1939 Casting Freight Car Wheels Is A 'Hot Job' - It's Made In Council Bluffs . . . November 13, 1955 Griffin Wheel Co. To Close April 1 - Has Operated In Bluffs For 35 Years January 14, 1956 Large New Industry To Open In Council Bluffs - With Annual Payroll of $350,000 January 28, 1959 Blaze Didn't Amount To Much But - Firemen Bump Into Obstacle Course At Griffin Wheel Plant May 14, 1959 Biggest Furnace In Town Being Built - At Griffin Pipe Plant November 8, 1959 Griffin To Select 'The Best Possible Workers' - Applicants for 60 Jobs Must Take Battery Of Tests December 20, 1959 Pipe Plant Gets $149,775 Contract December 23, 1959 Good, 'Old' Building Brought Bluffs Newest Major Industry - Top Griffin Officials Visit Here January 21, 1960 New Griffin Pipe Plant Here In Full Production - After Year Of Remodeling March 23, 1960 First Pipe Goes To Water Works April 8, 1960 American Steel Directors Are Pleased With Griffin Pipe Plant - First Visit To Council Bluffs May 23, 1961 Some Workers On Strike At Griffin Pipe Division - Plant Continues Operations July 6, 1961 Union Call Off Strike At Griffin Pipe Plant - 13-Day Walkout Ends July 19, 1961 Griffin Officials And Employees Help Rebuild Hog Barn Burned During Strike - About 40 At Painting Bee October 8, 1961 NLRB Examiner Holds Hearing On Complaint Against Pipe Plant - Griffin Accused Of Unfair Practices October 9, 1961 Supreme Court Ruling Is Cited As Griffin Defense - Counsel Said Company Bargained October 10, 1961 Griffin Told: Change Policy - NLRB Action On Layoff Seniority December 22, 1961 It's Now Griffin Pipe Products Co., Operator Of Three Plants - New Status For Bluffs Firm January 9, 1962 NLRB Rules Griffin Must Reimburse Some Strikers - Reverses Trial Examiner's Decision May 3, 1962 Residents Ask Smoke Control - Griffin Pipe Firm Named In Petition August 1, 1963 Griffin Smoke Solution Seen - To Study Similar Problem Areas August 8, 1963 Griffin, USW Okay Contract October 7, 1963 13 Explosion Victims Feel Lucky To Be Alive October 28, 1963 Griffin Blast Injures 13; $1 Million Damage Seen October 28, 1963 Cupola Plug Blamed For Griffin Plant Explosion - engineers Hope Equipment Repairable October 29, 1963 Griffin Pipe Firm Hopes To Be Back In Operation In Six Weeks - Repairing Explosion Damage October 31, 1963 Griffin Back In Operation Dec. 2 November 23, 1963 Griffin Plant Installs Smoke Abatement System - To Be In Operation About Sept. 1 August 9, 1964
A Lot Happened In Bluffs; a Nonpareil Photo Story
Griffin Pipe Products Co. File 2 - 1965 -
Smoke Problems Should Be Solved At Griffin Pipe By April - Working Out Operational Bugs February 5, 1965 Griffin To Close July 18 To Repair Smoke Device - Will Take Two Weeks June 25, 1966 Griffin Will Close To Fix Smoke System June 30, 1966 Griffin Back In Operation August 1, 1966 Griffin Smoke System Working August 2, 1966 Fire Damages Paint Room At Griffin Pipe Co. January 31, 1967 Griffin Takes New Look At Smoke, Dust Problem February 9, 1967 Griffin Pipe Co. Plans Smoke Filtering System - Kiwanians Hear Tutskey June 6, 1967 Things Are Happening February 4, 1968 Griffin Pipe Slates Open House Event September 1, 1968 Griffin Prexy Calls CB 'Sleeping Giant' - Must Come Alive Soon September 5, 1968 Griffin Pipe Gets New Smoke Control Equipment June 8, 1969 Small But Mighty June 13, 1969 Griffin Pipe Eyes $650,000 Air Pollution Device Here February 20, 1970 Griffin Pipe Plant Plays Big Part In AMSTED Complex April 26, 1970 Industry Has Duty Solving Problems - Chamber Group Hears May 9, 1970 Pollution-Control Motor Burns Up On First Run June 2, 1970 New Smoke Control Device Begins Monday At Griffin June 6, 1970 Controlled Smoke June 19, 1970 Griffin Smoke Plan Deadline Is Announced September 30, 1970 Commission Informed Of Smoke Plans October 5, 1970 No Letter Yet From Pipe Co. October 27, 1970 Griffin Eyes Summer For Smoke Device October 29, 1970 Griffin Pipe Smoke Bids Will Miss Dec. 1 Deadline November 27, 1970 Griffin To Spend $800,000 To Cut Smoke Problems December 15, 1970 City Officials Pleased With Griffin Pipe Plans December 17, 1970 Griffin's Plan Is 'Too Late' December 31, 1970 Griffin's Pollution Control Equipment To Cost $829,000 - Should Better State Standards February 10, 1971 Griffin Pipe Will Install Pollution Works In August June 22, 1971 A Spaceship? August 24, 1971 Griffin Smoke Equipment Gets 125-Foot Stack November 17, 1971 Smoke Problem Lessens While Noise Increases - At Griffin Pipe December 23, 1971 Residents Near Griffin Pipe Co. To Sleep Better January 15, 1972 Griffin Pipe Has Until April 6 On Citation March 27, 1973 Pipe Company Won't Protest OSHA Citation April 6, 1973 Downtown Omaha Honors Bluffs Firm May 9, 1973 $1.8 Million Expansion For Griffin May 27, 1973 Former Bluffs Men Named By AMSTED January 27, 1974 Company Present For Laid-Off Workers December 22, 1982 Building Upturn Helps Griffin Pipe April 22, 1984 Man Killed In Fall From Crane At Griffin Pipe May 31, 1987
Griswold Church Marks Milestone - Church Observes 70th Anniversary Sunday October 8, 1950 40-Acre Park At Griswold Provides Picnic Facilities - Let's Take A Ride August 2, 1956 Griswold Builds A Home For Late Pastor's Family April 27, 1959 Griswold Class Is Still Intact - Three Graduates First At The School June 14, 1959 New Pastor For Griswold Church November 23, 1959 How It Was Named October 9, 1960 Griswold Youths Screaming For Community's Respect January 6, 1961 Griswold Firm To Quit Business - Will Liquidate All Its Assets March 19, 1961 Women Learn Plans For Pool July 4, 1961 These Kindergartners In Own 'Schoolhouse' - Griswold Youngsters Really Feel At Home September 6, 1961 Griswold Bond Vote Invalid - Failed To Receive 60 Pct. Majority October 26, 1961 57 Overnight 'Guests' Can Throw A Normal Household Into A Real Tizzy - Pierson Family Getting Back To Normal December 22, 1961 It's Simple - Once You Know Name Of Painting April 12, 1962 Vacant Griswold Catholic Church Becomes Braden's Modern Apartments - 'Every Old Building Intrigues Me!' April 30, 1962 Cleanup Fire Debris At Griswold School - Classes In Other Sites Monday January 2, 1963 Griswold Church Plans To Build January 23, 1963 Truck Punches Gaping Hole In Griswold Storefronts February 27, 1963 New Rest Home At Griswold June 2, 1963 Griswold Museum Bulges With Fully Supply Of Historical Items - Expansion Needed Before It Opens November 10, 1963 'Home Away From Home' - Facilities For Aged Take On A New Look November 24, 1963 Nebraskan Named Pastor At Griswold January 26, 1964 Easy Merger Passage Is Seen In Griswold - Lewis School District Next In Fold? January 26, 1964 Griswold Church Of Christ Set To Begin Building On Highway - Ground-Breaking On April 5 . . . February 17, 1964 Break Ground For Griswold Church April 5, 1964 Griswold, Lewis Petition Okayed April 7, 1964 Doctor's Degrees To Husband, Wife August 25, 1964 Tower Heading For Scrap Pile - Landmark To Be Razed October 2, 1964 First Services: October 25, 1964 Open House Set Sunday For Griswold Legion Post Home January 22, 1965 Griswold Gals Are At It Again - Shelterhouse Going Up June 23, 1965 Adopt Color Code For Fire Hydrants - Gaily Painted Plugs September 9, 1966 Stanton, Griswold Boast Rec Areas May 23, 1971 Griswold Church Centennial December 5, 1971 Griswold Pupils Can Graduate In Three Years January 10, 1972 Griswold Plans Hearing On Fire Station Addition August 24, 1973 Commuters Enjoy Living In Griswold April 28, 1974 School At Elliott Is Closed June 16, 1974 Libraries Go Up In Two Towns - New At Griswold, Mondamin February 20, 1977 Maynard Myers On Supervisor Ballot March 24, 1980 Museum Restoration Sought December 6, 1981 Elevator Returned To Hemphills By Federal Bankruptcy Judge February 3, 1982 Griswold To Welcome Back New Miss Iowa June 26, 1985 Lewis Central, Griswold Off To State Tourney August 6, 1985 L.C., Griswold Lose At State August 7, 1985 Shop Owner Wills $400,000 To Town August 18, 1985 'Corn Field Town' Sprouts Into Griswold February 1, 1987 Griswold Proves It's A Survivor April 26, 1987 Griswold To Vote On School Addition March 6, 1988 Griswold Voters Reject School Levy March 9, 1988 Roof Repair Vote At Griswold August 28, 1988 18,000 Trees Readied For Wildlife Habitat April 8, 1989 Griswold Group Organizes Efforts To Attract Industry September 29, 1990 SWI Man Dies After Collision April 21, 1991 Griswold Board May Appeal Court Ruling To Rehire Teacher June 20, 1991 Community Support Strong For Victims Of House Fire November 20, 1991 Griswold Bond Issue Up To Voters January 27, 1992 Griswold Bond Issue Approved With 61% January 29, 1992 At 106, Woman Still Enjoys Life April 7, 1993 Iowans Live Longer April 7, 1993 Teaching Jobs Not Easy To Find May 3, 1993 Griswold Police Chief Kills Attacker August 19, 1993 Group Seeks To Dismiss Griswold Police August 27, 1993 Griswold Expects Answers By Sept. 30 September 16, 1993 Special Session Likely On Griswold Inquiry October 1, 1993 Griswold Officer Cleared October 5, 1993 Abuses Found In Griswold Probe October 7, 1993 Chief Quits, Officer Fired In Griswold October 14, 1993
Gross, A. Richard & Virginia Publisher - Nonpareil
Publisher Named For The Nonpareil September 11, 1969 United Appeal Speakers Meet August 31, 1970 Gross Named To IDPA Board September 12, 1970 Gross Is Named United Appeal Associate Head July 18, 1971 United Fund High On Efficiency List - New Associate Director Feels February 6, 1972 Gross Named IDPA Vice President September 9, 1972 Publisher Heads IDPA September 8, 1973 Utility Ad Regulations Set - State Eyes Revisions November 29, 1973 Nonpareil Publisher Is Named To Salary Board August 18, 1975 Directors Are Named August 20, 1975 Publisher Describes Job As A Balance Of Demands March 8, 1977 Publisher To Conference October 13, 1977 Publisher To Conference On U.S. Security April 10, 1979 Nonpareil's Gross Elected Secretary-Treasurer Of INA April 15, 1984 Nonpareil Publisher Receives Newspaper Group's Top Honor April 13, 1985 Gross Elected President Of INA April 4, 1986 Exchange Program Hosts Honored October 23, 1986 A. Richard Gross Retires As Publisher At Nonpareil April 5, 1988 Evelyn Ahrens, A. Richard and Virginia Gross Named 1988 Operation Pride Community Service Honorees May 19, 1988
Historic Home To Make Way For Masonic Temple May 28, 1958 Relic Of CB Is Counting Final Hours September 28, 1958
Hamburg To Celebrate Its 100th Anniversary September 9, 1958 Hamburg Approves Swimming Pool August 2, 1959 'Landmark' Home Sold At Hamburg June 14, 1960 High Water Bills? Not For These Hamburg Residents October 20, 1960 Blaze Took House, Gave Family Friends - Hamburg Neighbors Now Greet Mrs. Doiel . . . February 18, 1962 Competition Now More Equal Between Missouri, SW Iowa - Still No Fireworks June 7, 1962 No Organization Is Needed, Claim Hamburg Boosters - Everyone Is Willing To Work December 5, 1963 No Gushers Or Big Money Expected From Oil Wells In The Hamburg Area - It's A Cash Crop For Some Farmers January 21, 1964 Hamburg Hospital Drive Nearing $500,000 Mark - Started With Gift February 7, 1965 Burglary At Hamburg P.O. - A Similar Break-in At Maryville, Mo. May 11, 1965 Sidney, Hamburg O.K. Low Rent Housing Projects June 29, 1965 Hospital Drive Is Revived November 10, 1965 Dock Facility Is Built At Hamburg - For Soybean Shipments November 17, 1965 Hamburg Hospital Now A Reality - Federal Grant Cinches Plans April 22, 1966 Hamburg Will Build Hospital - Funds Have Been Raised February 2, 1967 To Break Ground For Hospital March 23, 1967 Opening Set For Hospital At Hamburg October 10, 1968 Hamburg Center To Be Opened For The Elderly February 26, 1969 Hamburg Church Sets Centennial Services Sunday March 7, 1969 Senior Citizens Center To Open April 4, 1969 Drug Abuse Center Eyed For Hamburg - Would Use Old Hospital Building February 16, 1971 Hamburg Rolls Up City Sleeves May 13, 1971 Controlling Interest Sold In Hamburg Bank January 28, 1976 Cable TV Votes Are Set In SWI March 24, 1980 Hamburg To Get Alcohol Plant June 20, 1980 Ethanol Plant Opening May Aid Town's Growth December 29, 1983 Production At Ethanol Plant Nearing Reality April 29, 1984 Superintendent's Woes No Fun; Hamburg Feels Financial Pinch July 1, 1984 Grateful District Buys Lunch July 1, 1984 Grape Administrator Named December 18, 1984 One Candidate Files For Mayor's Race April 11, 1985 Vogel Denied Grant, Threatens Move August 26, 1988 Vogel Popping At Microwave Plant September 25, 1988 Hospital Files Debt Proposal October 13, 1988 Grape Granted Extension On Reorganization July 13, 1989 Grape Bankruptcy Plan Is Approved By Judge September 23, 1989 Iowa Names Hamburg Doctor In Complaint February 20, 1990 Interest, Ethanol Use Rises November 19, 1990 Hamburg Bank Reopens April 30, 1993 Hamburg May Be Getting Flood-Control Facilities January 17, 1994
Hamilton, Roger Thomas Jefferson Principal
Principal's Absence Raises Questions - School Officials Won't Comment On Hamilton's Status February 24, 1994 School Officials Still Refuse Comment February 25, 1994 School Maintains Secrecy March 2, 1994 Hearing Expected To Address Hamilton Issue March 3, 1994 Superintendent Tells T.J. Teachers District Will File Complaint March 4, 1994 State Board To Investigate Complaints About Hamilton March 8, 1994 Investigator Named In Hamilton Case March 15, 1994 Investigator Named In Hamilton Complaint March 20, 1994 Hamilton Hearing Decision On Hold April 1, 1994 Hamilton Case To Be Heard Friday May 2, 1994 Hamilton Case Set For Hearing May 7, 1994 Hamilton Hearing Scheduled July 20, 1994 Hearing Postponed At Hamilton's Request August 13, 1994 Hamilton Hearing Set For Sept. 22 August 23, 1994 Hamilton Hearing Delayed - Lawyer Says Both Sides Working On Settlement September 21, 1994 Ex-Principal Not Connected To School September 22, 1994 Christie: District Not Negotiating Settlement September 22, 1994 Hamilton Gives Up License - Attorney Says Ex-Principal Sought To End Long Ordeal December 3, 1994
Accuse AWOL Soldier Of Slaying Cab Driver - Admits Fatal Shooting January 7, 1963 Cab Driver Slain Because Youth 'Needed Money' January 7, 1963 Omaha Taxicab Driver Shot In Head, Robbed, Run Over - A Bullet Also Grazes Carson Man January 7, 1963 Soldier Pleads Innocent To Murdering Taxi Driver - Preliminary Hearing Jan. 17 January 8, 1963 Murder Shocks Hometown Folks January 8, 1963 Hearing Opens For AWOL Soldier Accused Of Murder - Defense Attorney Questions Witnesses January 17, 1963 AWOL Soldier Held For Jury On Murder Charge - After Long Hearing January 18, 1963 Mental Check Is Set For Hammond January 25, 1963 Hammond Case To March Jury - Judge Announces Ruling Thursday February 28, 1963 Hammond, 18, AWOL Soldier, Is Indicted On Murder Charge - Grand Jury Makes Report March 22, 1963 Court Approves Middleboro Trip - To Take Depositions For Murder Hearing Hammond Pleads Guilty To 2nd Degree Murder - County Attorney Objects April 8, 1963 Mother Will Ask Leniency For Her Son, 18, On Murder Charge - Hearing To Determine Sentence April 9, 1963 Hammond Murder Case Taken Under Advisement - Pre-Sentencing Hearing Ends April 10, 1963 Life In Prison For Hammond April 15, 1963 Robert Hammond Taken To Prison For Life Term - Hopes For Parole In 15 Years April 16, 1963 Hammond Moved To Reformatory July 11, 1963 Sheriff To Hold Murder Evidence December 1, 1964
Hanafan, Tom & Shirley Council Bluffs Mayor
Two More Candidates Seeking Seats On Council August 1, 1981 11th Candidate Files For Council September 18, 1981 Let's Chat . . . with Tom Hanafan 1982 Hanafans Civic Pride Showed In Campaign January 10, 1982 Hanafan Named C.B. Mayor; Smith To Chair County Board January 2, 1985 Bluffs Native Hanafan Says Being Mayor 'Is An Honor' January 3, 1985 Family A Factor In Hanafan Decision Not To Run Again March 1, 1985 Mayor To Lead 'Exec Trek' March 15, 1985 Hanafan Ponders Run At Mayor's Job - Precincts Show East-West Split December 5, 1985 Hanafan Organizing Mayoral Campaign April 26, 1987 Hanafan Will Run For Bluffs Mayor June 6, 1987 Tom Hanafan Files Papers For C.B. Mayor September 3, 1987 Hanafan's Dream: Build C.B.'s Image April 24, 1988 Hanafan: We Can Operate In A Disaster July 1988 Hanafan Named To Cities' Board February 16, 1989 Hanafan Re-Election Bid Now Official April 10, 1989 Hanafan, Tobias Clash On Malmore July 7, 1989 Several Names Rumored For Council, Mayor Candidacies July 16, 1989 C.B. Council Weighs Hanafan Salary July 19, 1989 Hanafan Picks Up Papers August 1, 1989 Hanafan Moderates League Workshop On Solid Waste September 14, 1989 Mayor Hanafan Files For Second Term September 16, 1989 Deal Struck To Level Beno Building September 29, 1989 Children's Square Presents Awards, Bluffs Run Fund-Raiser Nets $70,000 October 3, 1989 Hanafan, McManus Talk Drugs, Staff At GOP Meet October 17, 1989 Mayor Tom Hanafan November 5, 1989 Mayor Hedges On Sewer-Fee Issue November 8, 1989 Hanafan To Tell Mayors About C.B. Urban Renewal November 8, 1989 C.B. Loves Hanafan - Mayor Gets 73.7% Of Vote November 8, 1989 Hanafan, Mankin To Make D.C. Trip February 5, 1990 Hanafan Promotes Funds For Energy Conservation August 30, 1990 Iowa Mayors Seek Government Partnership January 30, 1991 Valley View Drive Bridge Tops City's Lobbying List March 8, 1991 City Faces 'Status Quo' Financing April 21, 1991 Hanafan: Budget Cuts Won't Force Cuts In Services July 7, 1991 Mayors Concerned Over State Shift Of Costs To Cities November 15, 1991 Hanafan: Iowa Budget Forces Cuts In Bluffs June 27, 1992 Mayors Thrown At Velcro Wall August 21, 1992 Council Rejects Special Meeting April 19, 1993 'CPR' May Revive Station Project May 18, 1993 Hanafan Plan Would Streamline City Hall January 7, 1994 Hanafan Seeks Cut In Trash Fees November 22, 1994 A Community Salute To Mayor Tom Hanafan - Saying Farewell After 25 Years December 1, 2013
Today...just east of Frank Street, several business houses occupy the Broadway front of the old brewery property. The greatly expanded St. Bernard's Hospital is in the background. Beyond these buildings and across Indian Creek, grading has changed the appearance of the vacant ground now owned by the Sisters of Mercy.
Hancock's Tree Bench Is Still An Attractive Spot July 25, 1960 Continue Search For Hancock Bank Bandit - $1,079 Of $1,200 Loot Recovered March 21, 1961 Bank Robbery Charges Are Filed Against Two Youths - $1,079 Of Loot Found In Car March 22, 1961 $1,339 Was Taken From Hancock Bank March 23, 1961 Hancock Split, But Friendly, Over Mayor Deadlock - Tie Vote In Attorney General's Hands, Two Men Wait November 19, 1961 Hancock Will Again Be Without Bank - After The First Of The Year November 30, 1961 Rural Silver Creek Church Dedicates New Parsonage Sunday; 'Far From Dead' - While Many Country Churches Stand Vacant . . . April 9, 1962 Hancock Plant Produces Liquid Fertilizer --- A First - Saw Raw Materials Roll By . . . April 22, 1962 First Hand Experience In Agriculture, Politics - Will Regret Going Home February 26, 1967 Discuss Financing For Fire Fighting June 10, 1970 To Let Bids For Hancock Post Office June 24, 1970 Hancock Schedules Rematch Over Fire Protection Levy March 21, 1971 Phone System At Hancock May Go Dial March 28, 1971 Hancock Picnic This Week - Old Settlers Celebration August 1, 1971 Hancock Festival Winds Up - Winners Announced August 6, 1971 Hancock Plans Election On New Town Council-Fire Hall July 15, 1973 Hancock Fire Hall A Reality March 23, 1975 Separated As Tots, SWI Pair Reunited December 14, 1975 Gress Business Reflects Changes - In People's Lifestyles April 27, 1980 Robbery Part Of The Fun - Hancock Plans Centennial Bash July 26, 1981 Hancock Tries To Be Neighborly April 28, 1985 'Congenial' Town Retains Pioneer Past October 6, 1985 Hancock Feed Sold To Group From Florida October 21, 1985 Historical Heroes Fest Highlights Hancock's Year April 26, 1987 Past Winners To Return For Hancock Fest July 30, 1987 Jacobsen To Serve 2-Year Hancock Council Term November 17, 1987 Talent Show Entries Open For Old Settlers Picnic June 21, 1988 'Zonies' Turn Heads At Hancock February 19, 1989 Parade, Flea Market Highlight Hancock Old Settlers Picnic August 3, 1990 Hancock Readies New Water Tank August 30, 1990 Small Horses Draw Big Crowds June 25, 1991 Old Settlers Picnic On Tap In Hancock - Piitmann Retires After 30 Years July 31, 1992
Officials Learn First Hand Problems Of The Handicapped March 2, 1972 Handicapped Center Proposed To Board March 7, 1972 Banquet Honors SWI Employers And Handicapped March 23, 1972 Surprise A La Mode March 23, 1972 Cite Work With The Handicapped June 15, 1972 Schools To Be Open To Handicap March 20, 1979 Dolls Aid Knowledge Of Disabled January 24, 1985 Parenting The Handicapped - The Challenges And Rewards Of Raising The Handicapped June 23, 1985 Educators Seek Parental Input June 23, 1985 Parents Groups Offer Support, Information June 23, 1985 Disability No Handicap For Family June 23, 1985
Hangen, Bruce Conductor, Omaha Symphony Orchestra
Maine Man To Lead Omaha Symphony July 5, 1981 Hangen Conductor Number 10 or 12? July 8, 1984 Concert Series In Mall November 24, 1984
Elderly Seamstress Found Fatally Beaten - 'Looks Like Murder, a Tough One' June 30, 1961 Small Man Being Sought In Slaying Of C.B. Woman - Weighs 160 Pounds Or Less July 1, 1961 Continue Probe Of C.B. Murder - Seeking Man Of 160 Pounds Or Less July 2, 1961 Slain Woman Had Been Raped - 'May Have A Sex Maniac In Case' July 3, 1961 Police Search For Shoe Clues - Sift Through Ashes From Incinerator July 6, 1961 Charged In Murder Of Seamstress - 20-Year-Old C.B. Youth July 28, 1961 Hansen Stuck To Story In 'Truth' Drug Test - Denied Molesting Woman July 29, 1961 Requests Hearing: July 31, 1961 Murder Suspect Hansen Held For The Grand Jury - After Preliminary Hearing . . . August 1, 1961 Murder Suspect Taken To Prison August 9, 1961 Hansen And 11 Others Indicted - Five Are Cleared By The Grand Jury September 8, 1961 Jerry L. Hansen Pleads Innocent - Murder Hearing Set For Oct. 16 September 13, 1961 Mental Exam Set For Hansen September 15, 1961 Psychological Test For Hansen September 16, 1961 Hansen Will Get Psychiatric Test September 21, 1961 Hansen To Clarinda For Mental Exam September 23, 1961 Murder Suspect Ordered To Bluffs October 13, 1961 Murder Trial Set For Nov. 20 October 27, 1961 Murder Suspect To Base His Defense On Insanity - Hansen's Trial Starts Monday November 17, 1961 Jury Being Selected For Murder Trial Of Jerry Leroy Hansen, 20 - Accused Of Slaying Seamstress November 20, 1961 Murder Trial Gets Under Way - One Woman And 11 Men On Jury November 21, 1961 Judge To Rule On Report Of The Medical Examiner - In Hansen Murder Trial; Witness Heard An Object Drop In Victim's Apt. November 22, 1961 Murder Suspect Admits Entering Woman's Apt. - In Statement Read To Jury November 24, 1961 State Will Try Again On Murder Trial Statement - Handwriting Expert To Testify November 25, 1961 Directed Verdict Denied In Hansen Murder Trial - By Judge Everest; Hansen Left Bluffs On Date Woman Murdered - Statement To Police Reveals November 28, 1961 Hansen Takes Witness Stand On 21st Birthday - Accused Of Murder; Several Witnesses Tell About Hansen's Actions - At Murder Trial November 29, 1961 Jerry Hansen Is Mentally Ill, MHI Psychiatrist Testifies - Should Be Confined For Treatment; Hansen 'Unimproved' At Time He Left Institute - Jury Hears Medical Record November 30, 1961 Hansen Murder Trial Is Recessed Until Monday - Jury Hears About Mental Exam December 1, 1961 Hansen Denies Murdering 72-Year-Old Seamstress December 4, 1961 Hansen Murder Case To Jury Tuesday Afternoon - Judge Everest Indicates; Review Testimony About Prints On The Trap Door - Hansen Murder Trial December 5, 1961 Jury Deliberates The Fate Of Murder Suspect Jerry Hansen - Out 7.5 Hours At Noon December 6, 1961 Find Hansen 'Not Guilty" - Jury Verdict By 'Reason Of Insanity' December 7, 1961 Hansen 'Really Happy' About Acquittal On Murder Charge - Insanity Disposition Set For Dec. 15 December 8, 1961 Judge Orders Hansen To Insane Ward At Anamosa - Until He Is Sane, No Longer Dangerous March 15, 1962 Denies Release Of Jerry Hansen December 8, 1965 Return Escapee To Reformatory September 26, 1968 Bluffs Man Charged In Woman's Murder October 22, 1972 Take Hansen To Hospital October 23, 1972 Arraignment Proceedings Are Delayed October 24, 1972 Preliminary Hearing For Hansen Postponed October 25, 1972 Probe Reveals Welch Feared For Her Life October 26, 1972 Hansen Case Set For Nov. 8 October 28, 1972 Murder Charge Filed On Bluffs Man November 8, 1972 Delay In Hansen Arraignment Likely November 15, 1972 Hansen Pleads Innocent In Woman's Death November 16, 1972 Bluffs Man Recaptured After Break January 31, 1973 Murder, Arson Arraignment Is Scheduled February 2, 1973 Attorney Asks Venue Change For Hansen February 3, 1973 Hearing Is Set On Hansen Motions February 6, 1973 Hansen Will Get Psychiatric Tests February 7, 1973 Expect Ruling On Where To Jail Man February 14, 1973 Hansen To Be Confined At Fort Madison February 15, 1973 Court Motion Hearing Set For Monday February 23, 1973 Continue Testimony In Hansen Case February 27, 1973 Judge Will Rule On Trial Location February 28, 1973 Hansen Case Ruling Delayed March 2, 1973 Hansen Trial To Move, Evidence To Be Admitted March 7, 1973 March 27 Set For Hansen Trial March 8, 1973 Hansen Moved To Atlantic March 23, 1973 Denial And Insanity Are Hansen Defense - Murder Case March 28, 1973 Medical Examiner, Police Testify At Trial Of Hansen March 29, 1973 Hansen Trial Will Resume On Tuesday March 31, 1973 Defense Witnesses Testify On Murder April 3, 1973 Hansen Testifies; Jury May Get Case Today Or Thursday April 4, 1973 Jury Finds Jerry Hansen Guilty Of First-Degree Murder April 5, 1973 Hansen Gets Life April 11, 1973 Pogge Plans Appeal Of Hansen Term April 25, 1973 'God Help Target Of Hostility' - Hansen May 30, 1973 Hansen Won't Return To Testify In Case October 30, 1973 Hansen Case Is Reversed By High Court January 22, 1975 Pogge Is Willing To Defend Hansen Again January 23, 1975 New Hansen Trial Set For March 25 February 27, 1975 Murder Trial Postponed March 24, 1975 Motion Filed To Delay Murder Re-Trial Of Hansen May 15, 1975 Hansen Murder Trial Postponed To Aug. 19 May 22, 1975 Postponement Granted In Hansen Trial July 30, 1975 Hansen Back In Bluffs To Undergo Mental Tests September 10, 1975 Guilty Plea Ends Trial September 17, 1975 Guard Jumped; Four Escape Bluffs Jail September 21, 1975 Jail Escapees Are In Custody October 14, 1975 Sentencing Is Set For Jerry Hansen October 15, 1975 Hansen Faces 99-Year Term October 16, 1975 Two Seek Relief From Convictions October 28, 1978
Hardin Church Marks Seventy-Fifth Year October 5, 1967 Small Church Has Spirit But Not Enough 'Actors' December 19, 1976 Churches Are Fighting Energy Bills March 12, 1983 Small Hardin Church Disbands July 7, 1984
Harkin Will Seek Seat March 10, 1974 Harkin, Scherle Hit Inflation Defense - Positions Hard To Compare October 30, 1974 Harkin's View Of 1975 Is Mixed With Gloom And Doom - Congress Took Steps Backward December 29, 1975 Opponents Share Same Band Wagon? January 29, 1976 Grave Issues In Congress November 3, 1976 Voter Coalition Is Solid - Wins Back SWI Counties November 3, 1976 Harkin 'Signs' Message At ISD November 16, 1977 Harkin Defends President On Canal Treaties April 2, 1978 Harkin Says Figures Reveal 'Red Ink Roger' October 9, 1984 Harkin To Fight For Family Farms December 5, 1984 Harkin Plans Office In C.B. December 5, 1984 Senate Intimacy Strikes Harkin December 20, 1984 Harkin Wants A March In Washington Like '63 February 3, 1985 TTD Call Links Harkin, ISD March 29, 1985 Phone For The Deaf March 30, 1985 Harkin: Study Shows Reagan Has Lied About C. American Activities April 18, 1985 Grassley Admits He's Tight; Harkin A Brooks Fan May 4, 1985 Harkin Denies Charges Of Concert Politics September 26, 1985 Harkin Strains Back, Calls Off Visit To C.B. March 8, 1988 Harkin Camp Labels Tauke 'Hypocritical' July 10, 1990 Harkin Describes His Vision March 16, 1991 Harkin Brings Campaign To Council Bluffs February 9, 1992 Harkin Believes Election May End Up In The House July 9, 1992 Harkin Closes Bluffs Office May 22, 1993 Harkin Hears Concerns On Welfare Law June 6, 1993 Health Alliance Plan Causing Confusion - Harkin Hears Concerns During Meeting In Bluffs October 9, 1993
Harkin To Run For Fifth District May 14, 1972 Harkin: Wheat Deal Cheated The Farmers September 29, 1972 Defeated Harkin Tells Plans For Next Congressional Race February 16, 1973 May Decision For Harkin On Fifth District Election February 3, 1974 Harkin Trades Handshakes For Assembly Line June 17, 1974 Mrs. Harkin Keynote Speaker August 19, 1974 Ruth Harkin Carves Her Own Image September 7, 1974 Tom Harkin Is Working Hard For New Job - Scherle Opponent 'Won't Forget People' September 19, 1974 Harkin Pumps Gas At C.B. Station October 4, 1974 Harkin In; Scherle Out November 6, 1974 Harkin Pledges Accessibility - Eyes C.B. Development November 7, 1974 Well-Wishers Greet Harkin November 11, 1974 Harkin Has Bill In Hand For Opening Of Congress January 12, 1975 Harkin Sees Education Job To Get Corn Bill Approved January 15, 1975 Harkin Believes Gas Should Be Rationed January 25, 1975 Life Of Congressman's Wife 'Unexciting' To Ruth Harkin January 27, 1975 Ruth Harkin Not The First January 29, 1975 Harkin On Appointed Rounds - Discusses Congress Potential February 7, 1975 Rep. Harkin Refuses Mission To Vietnam February 25, 1975 Harkin Works On Shenandoah Farm May 26, 1975 Harkin Wants Bluffs To Be Major Grain Delivery Point July 15, 1975 Harkin Delights Convention Of Deaf With Signed Speech August 17, 1975 Harkin Amendment Limits U.S. Aid To Despot Nations September 11, 1975 Harkin Won't Accept Raise September 16, 1975 General Fund Will Get Harkin Raise October 20, 1975 Harkin Will Seek Second Office Term March 31, 1976 Harkin Fares Well On Consumer Issues May 24, 1976 Kissinger Chilean Comment Depresses, Disgusts Harkin June 14, 1976 Harkin: Declare MIAs Dead - Blames Kissinger August 11, 1976 Harkin To Seek Funds For Bridges August 11, 1976 Harkin Has Reunion With Exile From Chilean Junta September 13, 1976 Harkin Will Debate Fulk October 1976 Harkin Works At Underwood Farm October 22, 1976 Harkin's Votes By Proxy: Fulk October 29, 1976 Harkin Says Opponent Confused On Proxy Vote October 30, 1976 House Committee Wants MIAs Listed As 'Dead' December 16, 1976 Easier Job For Harkin - With Carter In Office December 16, 1976 Fulk Slightly Outspent Harkin In Losing Fight January 3, 1977 Harkin Seeks Support For Farm Bill Version February 16, 1977 Harkin Undecided What To Do With Latest Raise March 10, 1977 Put It There March 25, 1977 Harkin To Give Raise To Projects May 6, 1977 Harkin To Give His Raise To Elderly May 15, 1977 Farm Woes Told - Harkin, Foley On Tour May 22, 1977 Harkin Wants Accountability - Eyes Postal Reform June 11, 1977 Amendment On Rights Fails - Harkin Not Discouraged June 15, 1977 Harkin Attempt To Block Korea Aid Outmaneuvered June 24, 1977 Harkin Gets Credit For Railroad Work July 6, 1977 Harkin Pushes Support Hikes Through House July 22, 1977 Harkin Helps Thwart Gunman August 17, 1977 Harkin Favors Gradual Lifting Of Gas Controls February 18, 1978 Special Interest Groups Finding Harkin Agreeable March 20, 1978 Harkin Undecided On Farm Bill Vote April 11, 1978 Redford Brings Harkin Help From 'Tinseltown' October 31, 1978 Third Term For Harkin November 8, 1978 Harkin To Focus On Aviation February 6, 1979 Harkin Seeks A Better Automobile For The U.S. February 21, 1979 Harkin Seeks To Unclog Highway 30 - Rail Woes At Mo Valley March 8, 1979 Harkin's Trip Safety Is A Concern - While In South America . . . April 12, 1979 Harkin Holds Judgement On 80-mpg Automobile May 4, 1979 Congressman's Wife Holds Two Fulltime Jobs May 15, 1979 Harkin Plans Legislation To Create U.S. Car Agency May 16, 1979 Harkin Opposes Price Decontrols May 29, 1979 Harkin Works Day In Bluffs Refinery July 5, 1979 Harkin: Fuel For Farms Should Be Top Priority July 6, 1979 Harkin: No To Pay Hike June 15, 1979 Iowa Woman Tells Harkin About Nicaragua Murder June 23, 1979 Harkin Advises Carter: Somoza Has Reached End June 23, 1979 Harkin Asks End To Beef Trade With Nicaragua June 25, 1979 Harkin Fights For 3 U.S. Citizens Held In Chile August 4, 1979 Harkin Crusades For Chile Rights October 16, 1979 Harkin Support Not Surfaced October 30, 1979 Harkin: Sanctions Are Insignificant December 1, 1979 Harkin Tempers His Support For Resident December 7, 1979 Harkin Seeks Halt To Fertilizer Sale January 28, 1980 Harkin Still Opposes Military Draft Registration - Frivolous Amendment In Mind February 15, 1980 Harkin Ponders Position On Registration And Draft March 30, 1980 Harkin To Fight Carter? - Favorite Son At Districts April 11, 1980 Harkin: Railroad Strike Would Be Serious Mistake April 13, 1980 Harkin Cites Progress In Abandoning Candidacy April 18, 1980 Harkin Names Senior Interns April 27, 1980 Rep. Harkin Balks At Most Reagan Proposals January 27, 1982 Harkin Warns Of River Diversion February 12, 1982 Harkin: Cuts Would Hurt Poor February 15, 1981 El Salvador, Economy Topics For Harkin Here 1982 'El Salvador Worse Than Viet' - In Harkin's View February 17, 1982 Harkin Sitting On $37,228 Nest Egg February 22, 1982 Harkin Vs. Jepsen? - Not In Governor Race March 2, 1982 Harkin Off 'Hit List,' But Not Because He's Loved March 8, 1982 Harkin Gets A $6,000 Tax Break April 27, 1982 Harkin Gets Briefing On Elevator Explosion May 18, 1982 Door-Knocking Campaign Begins July 18, 1972 Clark-Harkin Battle Looms - Senate In '84 July 19, 1982 Group Boosts Harkin - 'Jepsen Must Go' April 6, 1983 $&,100 For Speeches Boosts Harkin Income May 18, 1983 Harkin To Announce Senate Bid January 8, 1984 Harkin: Agenda Set By Iowans January 13, 1984 Harkins' Campaign Generates More $$ February 2, 1984 U.S. Senate June 3, 1984 Harkin: Electric Utilities Collect 'Phantom Taxes' June 14, 1984 Harkin Campaign In All Counties June 21, 1984 Harkin Blasts 'Phantom' Tax July 11, 1984 Harkins In Politics As A Team July 18, 1984 Mrs. Harkin Defends Decision August 15, 1984 Harkin Honors Those Who Aid Towns August 28, 1984 Special Interest Groups: Senator Choice Is Clear August 30, 1984 Iowa Senate Battle Heats Up - Jepsen: Going On; Harkin: I Run A Race September 1984 $2.5 Million Spent In Senate Race September 1984 PACs Play Safe: Donate To Both Harkin, Jepsen September 28, 1984 Harkin Sets 'Negative' Ad Drive September 29, 1984 Nonpareil Survey: Harkin, Jepsen In Tight Senate Race October 7, 1984 Solar Group Gives Harkin Thumbs Up October 8, 1984 Congressman: Scotch Notch October 31, 1984 Mrs. Harkin Decries 'Negative' Campaign November 2, 1984 Harkin: Retire Jepsen November 4, 1984 Harkin Smashes Jepsen Re-Election Bid November 7, 1984 Harkin: Democrats Will Turn To Westerner November 8, 1984 'Senator-Elect Harkin' Hopes To Land Ag Committee Position November 22, 1984 Harkin Feels The 'Spirit' January 5, 1985 Vice President Tom Harkin? April 15, 1985 Harkin Plans Trip To Nicaragua April 16, 1985 Harkin's Nicaragua Journey Praised, Blasted In Congress April 24, 1985 Harkin Lobbies For 'Notch' Bill In Bluffs July 2, 1985 Helms Bristles At Harkin's Sarcastic Barbs July 20, 1985 Harkin One Of Top Stars On Liberal Group's 'All-Star' Team January 20, 1986 Harkin: Trails Center May Be Boosted By National Funding July 1, 1986 Harkin To Work On Thursday At Children's Square May 31, 1988 Viaduct, Housing Top City's List For Federal Funds December 7, 1990 83 Democratic Iowa Legislators Endorse Harkin November 12, 1991 Harkin Welcomed By Bluffs Crowd - Claims He's Not Concerned With Current Standing In Polls January 12, 1992 Candidate's Wife Sets Political Pace - On The Campaign Trail February 5, 1992 Harkin Defends Clinton Plans May 4, 1993 Harkin To Discuss Welfare Reform June 3, 1993
Harlan Has Two Telephone Firms; And It's Confusing June 8, 1952 New Units Ready School To Start - Expect 900 Pupils In Harlan Schools September 4, 1955 Shelby Lake Now Real After 10-Year Battle - Construction Under Way October 28, 1957 Harlan Attorney, Co-ed Are Mardi Gras Monarchs - Fifth Shelby County Coronation February 11, 1958 Proposed Auditorium November 23, 1958 Candy Dancer January 22, 1959 Julius Lensch Is King; Peggy Schell, Queen February 3, 1959 Queen Peggy Is Grey-Eyed Blonde February 3, 1959 King Becomes 'Just' Businessman-Farmer February 3, 1959 Harlan To Vote On Bond Issue - Program Would Cost $200,000 May 17, 1959 Harlan Kids Pep Up The Square Dance - They Do It On Roller Skates! May 24, 1959 Harlan-Neola Reroute For Highway 64 - Plan Approved By Commission Calls For Using 39, 191 August 13, 1959 Earling Banker, Harlan 'Miss' Reign Over Shelby County's Mardi Gras February 23, 1960 Harlan Works Hard To Make Its Traveling Men Welcome - There's A Lot Of Them July 28, 1960 . . . How It Was Named August 21, 1960 Janitors Go To School At Harlan, Too - To Meet Modern Day Requirements November 11, 1960 Grant New Trial In Phone Case - Harlan Company Involved In Suit January 4, 1961 Grain Firm Head, ISU Coed Crowned - At Harlan Mardi Gras February 7, 1961 Prairie Rose Lake Work Is Progressing February 26, 1961 New Harlan Church May 28, 1961 Harlan Church Dedication Set - New Structure Has Educational Wing September 17, 1961 Harlan Parish To Build New Church December 3, 1961 At 20, Su Learns 3 R's - Chinese Bride Goes To School At Harlan January 12, 1962 Harlan Recognizes Efforts Put Forth By Four - 'Man of Year' And 'Men of Years' Named January 18, 1962 Harlan FFA Chapter Will Mark Its 20th Anniversary - Charter Members Will Be Honored February 18, 1962 Hard Work Running Shelby County Home - Fourth Couple In Ten Years Takes Over . . . April 1, 1962 $565,000 Bond Vote At Harlan Friday - For New School, Added Space . . . July 18, 1962 Off-Campus Courses Given In Southwest Iowa Towns - To Teach Teachers July 20, 1962 Majority Too Slim July 21, 1962 Old Church Becomes Home Of Boys Club - Haven For Boys 'Uneasy' In Other Groups November 11, 1962 Thanksgiving Brings Back Many Memories - Elderly Women Recall Sturdier Years November 28, 1963 Third School Bond Vote Set Jan. 22 For Harlan - Cut From First Costs December 9, 1963 Harlan Hospital Plans For Expansion December 18, 1963 Harlan Approves $643,000 Issue January 23, 1964 Boom Gives Boost To Town's Steady Growth - Things Look Good In Harlan . . . April 5, 1964 Harlan To Host AFS Student - Sorensen To Spend Summer In Finland June 17, 1964 Now Is A Good Time For Cattle Feeders - Former Vice President Speaks At Harlan October 15, 1964 Pair Of Gift Peacocks Starts Pleasant Hobby - A Real Surprise November 3, 1964 Most Students Migrate - After Graduation November 22, 1964 A Liberty Memorial Building High On Harlan Priority List - To Take Bids Next Year December 29, 1964 Small Building A Money Saver - Harlan Gas Firm Gains February 23, 1965 Harlan: A Community That's Sold On Itself - Young, Progressive Supporters May 30, 1965 Group Goal To Furnish New Harlan Auditorium - Quota Is $45,000 February 8, 1966 Modern-Traditional Blend In Harlan's Catholic Church July 24, 1966 Freeman: 1965 Farm Bill Greatest In U.S. History - All-Day Tour In Southwest Iowa July 25, 1966 Approve Harlan Youth Project January 31, 1967 Trailer Classrooms At Harlan February 2, 1967 $125,920 OEO Grant Approved For Harlan February 6, 1967 Harlan Names Native Of Bluffs 'Man Of Year' January 23, 1969 Royalty Named In Mardi Gras Fest - In Shelby County February 11, 1969 Industrial Corp. Elects Officers February 13, 1969 General Assembly To Study Harlan Reimbursement Bill - For Site Survey February 28, 1969 Arson Suspected In Harlan Blaze April 4, 1969 Airport Facelifting May 25, 1969 Harlan Flyers Look Upward - New Airport Facility Progressing July 14, 1969 High Over Harlan September 14, 1969 Perma-Weld Plant Moves To Harlan June 11, 1970 Harlan Church To Be 100 June 21, 1970 New Harlan High Is Moving Along October 21, 1970 Harlan Office Gets $226,000 For Jobless, Disadvantaged November 6, 1970 Harlan Fire Destroys Barn December 10, 1970 Harlan Plant To Construct New Lagoon January 26, 1971 $38,000 Grant Aids Area's Unemployed March 17, 1971 Harlan's First Youth Center Is Off To Uncertain Start April 4, 1971 Harlan Airport Plans Buildings December 26, 1971 Dedicate Harlan High Sunday - $2.25 Million Structure January 7, 1972 Railroad Pullout May Hurt Harlan's Industrial Growth April 16, 1972 Renovation Project Wins Favor In Harlan June 25, 1972 Mardi Gras Is Discontinued November 2, 1972 Harlan Plans For Industrial Growth April 29, 1973 Concerned Inc. Plans Move - School For Handicapped At Harlan May 27, 1973 Harlan Officials Believe In Planning Ahead April 28, 1974 X-Rated Movies Once A Month - They Pay The Bills At Harlan May 19, 1974 Harlan Wins Battle To Keep C&NW Railroad Branch Line May 31, 1974 New Center Is Dedicated July 21, 1974 Antiques Find New Home In Historical Museum At Harlan November 17, 1974 $10,000 Grant To Museum In Harlan April 10, 1975 New County Home Nearly Ready In Shelby County August 22, 1976 Sweet Corn, Cider At Harlan Craft Event September 19, 1976 New Apartments For Harlan Elderly April 10, 1977 Water System Is Well Underway May 22, 1977 Log Home At Harlan New Trend? December 11, 1977 Suit Seeks Funds Over Harlan Fall April 7, 1978 Progressive Populace Make Harlan 'Happen' April 30, 1978 Chinese Figure Gets A New Home - Today At Harlan Museum September 24, 1978 Harlan Unit Needs 40 Guardsmen December 31, 1978 Centennial Party Begins - Something For Everyone April 22, 1979 Harlan Plans Its 100th Birthday Party - Something For Everyone April 22, 1979 Rose Named Harlan Chief May 30, 1979 Big Whoopie At Harlan - Town Celebrates 100 Years June 29, 1979 Patriotic Theme For Harlan Float July 1, 1979 Rock Concert Crowd At Harlan Draws Criticism July 3, 1979 Frogs Stolen, But Show Goes On At Harlan Fete July 5, 1979 Centennial Debt Fuss Spurs Harlan Lid Talk August 22, 1979 Iowa Law May Not Allow An Election On Harlan Lid August 24, 1979 Harlan Lid Petition Requires No Action September 2, 1979 Harlan Spending Limit 'Not Dead' September 5, 1979 Harlan Woman To Give Epistle October 1, 1979 Harlan Guard Unit Still Alive - Despite Lack Of Men October 21, 1979 Man Committed In Hostage Siege December 7, 1979 Health Classes Being Offered January 17, 1980 Administrator Post Discussed January 17, 1980 Fire Destroys The Home Of High Court Justice January 24, 1982 Harlan Voters To Polls Tuesday September 17, 1984 Harlan Voters Pass Bond Issue September 19, 1984 Dealing With A Suddenly Real Problem In Harlan December 11, 1984 Harlan Juggles Teachers; Two Positions Eliminated March 13, 1985 Harlan To Get $3.5 Million Shopping Plaza August 14, 1985 Farmers' Spiritual Group Started In Harlan October 9, 1985 Community Center For Harlan Under Study October 29, 1985 This 'Library" Boasts Bar, Wine Cellar, Chandeliers November 17, 1985 Harlan Man Wins $5,000 January 3, 1986 Harlan Youth Drowns In Pool; Death Unofficially Accidental March 22, 1986 Case Power In Harlan To Close By End Of May March 28, 1986 19 Arrested At Farm Sale At Harlan February 23, 1987 Runoffs Set In Two Towns In SWI Dec. 1 November 4, 1987 Costly Fire Hits Harlan Grocery November 22, 1987 Box Compactor Suspected In Harlan Blaze November 25, 1987 Heavy Damage To Restaurant December 7, 1987 Field Grows For Chief Post At Harlan December 7, 1987 Ballast Fault Blamed In Harlan Cafe Fire December 9, 1987 Person Is Offered Post As Harlan Police Chief December 11, 1987 Four Arrested On Drug Charges In Harlan December 11, 1987