These St. Albert High School students will meet a team from Shenandoah High School at noon Sunday in the KMA Radio Brain Bowl. They are competing with 14 other schools for a total of $2,000 in scholarship awards to be given the top three teams by KMA-May Broadcasting Co. of Shenandoah. The St. Albert students are Jeannie Haas, Bill McGinn (captain) and Chris Herbert in the front row. Elizabeth Rohling, the team alternate, stands with the Rev. Frank Chiodo. The matches will be broadcast on radio.
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Branstad approaches his 100th day in office; An admitted workaholic
On Sept. 7...Terry Branstad, then hard on the campaign, met with the editorial board of The Nonpareil. The newspaper later was to give him its endorsement for governor. Nonpareil photo by Steve Glowacki. [Photo is from set of contact prints; on back of contact print strip: Terry Branstad at the Nonpareil 9-7-92]
1982-9-82 One of the photos in the contact prints used in Nonpareil article 1983-4-22
Branstad cites need to cut taxes, raps task task force recommendations
Gov. Terry Branstad gestures during an interview Tuesday afternoon at The Daily Nonpaeil in which he said the state must cut taxes. Nonpareil photos by Steve Glowacki.
Branstad cites need to cut taxes, raps tax task force recommendations
Gov. Terry Branstad gestures during an interview Tuesday afternoon at The Daily Nonpareil in which he said the state must cut taxes. Nonpareil photos by Steve Glowacki
photo of Terry Branstad in suit and tie, seated at table with hands folded. On back of photo: Goof File photo-- But what if he should die?
Terry Branstad standing and talking with unidentified man
portrait photo of Christine Branstad On back of photo: Christine (Mrs. Terry) Branstad 1983
Terry Branstad speaking at podium, with microphone On back of photo: 1/25/85 Terry Branstad
Governor Terry E. Branstad behind podium, holding microphone, looking to his left.
Governor Branstad sitting at table; headline in Nonpareil newspaper in front of him on table reads "Harris Found Guilty of Murder" is from May 1, 1987 edition.
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad spoke at dedication ceremonies for the new flag plaza at the Lewis and Clark monument in Council Bluffs Saturday morning, and donated an Iowa flag. Dorothy Smith of U.S. Rep. Jim Lightfoot's office presented an American flag. Funds for the plaza were donated by Council Bluffs Savings Bank and the Council Bluffs Business Association. The 51-year-old monument is being restored by the Lewis and Clark Restoration Committee and the Council Bluffs Parks Department. Nonpareil photo by John Leu.
Governor Branstad, seated at table, hands folded. Likely 9-9-1987: same suit, tie, and backdrop as other similar photos in 9-9-1987 edition of the Nonpareil.
Branstad, Terry E.& Christine republican Gov of Iowa 1983
Candidate plugs farm background. December 8, 1977 Republicans seek Ray 'think-alike.' May 21, 1978 Branstad, Palmer vie for No. 2 spot. November 1, 1978 Legislature '79 call predictable. May 20, 1979 Branstad 'likely' to run if Gov. Ray steps down. May 2, 1981 Branstad opens his campaign. February 28, 1982 Republican fund-raiser. July 25, 1982 Branstad tries to target priorities. September 9, 1982 The governor at Blue Star. July 7, 1983 Branstad tours Bluffs businesses. July 7, 1983 Branstad approaches his 100th day in office; An admitted workaholic. April 22, 1983 'Sir Terry' knighted in C.B. June 6, 1984 Branstad hails city's 'war chest.' October 12, 1984 Capitol moved to Bluffs for day by Branstad. October 18, 1984 Governor views local option tax. October 20, 1984 Branstad eases farm taxes. December 29, 1984 Branstad says Iowans are 'innocent victims.' January 15, 1985 Budget proposal highlights. January 24, 1985 Branstad: No 'big negatives' in bill. April 13, 1985 Branstad dislikes ag bill. May 3, 1985 Branstad; Nation's kid governor balances family, work. May 12, 1985 Education is topic of Peres, Branstad talk. June 20, 1985 Branstad meets with pope. June 29, 1985 Branstad says he was close to defaulting on farm loan. July 29, 1985 Branstad says trade sanctions may be needed., August 6, 1985 Branstad is picked for group that will boost ag awareness. August 6, 1985 Branstad to chair agriculture panel. August 7, 1985 Branstad in Bluffs on Monday. September 29, 1985 Branstad says tourism a key to progress. October 1, 1985 Branstad: Farm policy 'insensitive.' October 14, 1985 Branstad campaigns for reorganization. December 5, 1985 Branstad: Choices were tough. January 16, 1986 Branstad vows fight for plan. January 20, 1986 Branstad not bubbly over drinking age. May 28, 1986 Branstad vows to debate at Bluffs campaign stop. March 22, 1986 Branstad, GOP winners hit stump early. June 4, 1986 Branstad hopes to spread Bluffs boom to rest of state. September 23, 1986 Siegrist says streamlining can be done. December 4, 1986 Branstad wants to bury battles. January 24, 1989 Branstad to 'blitz' Omaha's businesses. March 14, 1987 Branstad to address service clubs. August 31, 1987 Branstad cites need to cut taxes, raps tax task force recommendations. September 9, 1987 Branstad confident legislature will approve teach pay hike. December 10, 1987 Branstad braced for budget fight. January 23, 1988 Branstad sets school visits, two C.B. speeches Monday. April 21, 1988 Branstad airs welfare plan here. June 9, 1988 Branstad will present award to C.B. group. May 22, 1987 Branstad denies Avenson charge of hiring 'cheap-shot' campaigner. September 1, 1989 Branstad launhces C.B. drug fight. October 5, 1989 Branstad lauds C.B. drug fight. August 2, 1990 Hester terms 'witch hunt' inquiry against Branstad. October 10, 1990 Branstad: Iowa doesn't need casino-style development. January 25, 1991 State employees picket Branstad visit in Bluffs. January 21, 1992 Branstad likes 60% bond OK., March 10, 1992 Branstad's Bluffs visit sets stage for special session. May 19, 1992 Budget $249.5M in red. May 6, 1993 Branstad signs new abuse law. May 26, 1993 Part of welfare reform plan doomed by federal officials. June 8, 1993 Branstad son arrested after Jeep crash. June 8, 1993 Extra issues 'complicate' gaming plan. June 9, 1993 Branstad pitches campaign. February 3, 1994 Branstad may sign gambling changes. February 11, 1994 Branstad blasts opponents. March 6, 1994 Business tax breaks Branstad's top goal. April 30, 1994 Branstad: Gross won't be paid. July 12, 1994 GOP tax cut plan unveiled. August 15, 1994 Branstad willing to intervene; says county should be part of casino selection process. August 24, 1994
Gov. Terry Branstad speaks at a luncheon honoring area volunteers Friday. In the foreground is Barbara Finch, director of the Governor's Office for Volunteers. Nonpareil photo by Steve Glowacki.
Gov. Terry Branstad explains his proposed state budget to about 100 local business leaders and city officials at a dinner sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday night. Branstad is traveling to several Iowa cities following his Condition of the State address. Nonpareil photo by Dan Koenig.
Ready For Danish Delights...is Gov. Terry Branstad during a stop at the Danish Windmill in Elk Horn. Fitting Branstad is his wife, Chris. Nonpareil photo by Jim Curtis.
Brazilian student heard good things about Iowa
American Field Service Exchange Students
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Turning the dirt at groundbreaking ceremonies on Tuesday morning for the General Woodworks plant at Twenty-first Street and Ninth Avenue are A.R. Grandsaert, president of the firm; Mayor Joe Katelman; Gayle Tate,m president of the Council Bluffs Industrial Foundation; Jim Duggan of Knudson Construction Co., and Lee Lykke, president of the Chamber of Commerce. The firm, which will employ about 90 persons, manufactures unpainted furniture and operates on a wholesale basis. The project is being financed on a $500,000 industrial revenue bond.
Breaking Ground . . . for the new First Presbyterian building is Miss Margaret Nicoll, second from right, a member of the church for over 60 years. Church group representatives are: Harry Crowl, Joe W. Smith, Miss Betty Kulisek, Mrs. Clinton Gross and the Rev. Howard Dooley.
The first shovelful of dirt was a big one as officials Monday turned ground for the 210-unit low rent housing for the elderly project at Fifth Avenue and Sixth Street. The Rev. Alvin Moore of Ft. Dodge, an instigator of the project here; William Knox, chairman of the Low Rent Housing Agency; Congressman William Scherle, R-Iowa; Guy Birth, representative of the Housing and Urban Development office; and Robert Sklare, general contractor and project developer, all helped in the groundbreaking ceremony. Officials said they expect a ribbon cutting ceremony in about a year.