Title
Culver, John & Ann
Subject
local news
Description
Culver, John & Mrs. (Ann)
(D) Congressman from Iowa's 2nd District
Cedar Rapids
(D) Congressman from Iowa's 2nd District
Cedar Rapids
Team Performance Put Culver Into Bromwell's Congress Seat; From Iowa's Second District. November 21, 1964
Culver Has A Colorful Background. January 23, 1966
John Culver To Address CB Jaycees. January 2, 1971
Culver To Speak Here. May 14, 1971
Future 'Strong" For Democrats; Re. John Culver Speaks Here. May 23, 1971
Retaliation On Imports Is A Danger. August 31, 1971
Culver Will Join Former Aide Clark. November 6, 1974
Culver's Oil Check Plan Is Approved. January 11, 1974
Culver Would Offer Refuge To Novelist. February 14, 1974
Increased Aid For Education Among Priorities Of Culver. July 11, 1974
Ann Culver Believes In Families First; 'Our Elderly Are An Untapped Resource.' August 7, 1974
WIN Doesn't Impress Culver; New Senator Sworn In. January 14, 1975
Culver's First Floor Fight Is Successful. May 21, 1975
Ann Culver is speaker at Caucus. October 15, 1975
Economic clump a danger: October 22, 1976
Culver pushes for county bridge funding. March 16, 1978
Culver: Farmer can't bear conservation load. June 4, 1978
Military registration issue; Culver, Jepsen opinions split. June 18, 1979
Is the SALT II treaty going to do the job? Presenting nuclear weapon proliferation. August 26, 1979
Culver: Bold steps for good rail service needed. September 18, 1979
Rural clean water funds may be OK'd this week. September 18, 1979
Culver will run for re-election. February 8, 1980
Culver plans hard fight to retain Senate seat. February 12, 1980
Culver jabs at Republicans during press stsop in Bluffs. July 9, 1980
Culver Has A Colorful Background. January 23, 1966
John Culver To Address CB Jaycees. January 2, 1971
Culver To Speak Here. May 14, 1971
Future 'Strong" For Democrats; Re. John Culver Speaks Here. May 23, 1971
Retaliation On Imports Is A Danger. August 31, 1971
Culver Will Join Former Aide Clark. November 6, 1974
Culver's Oil Check Plan Is Approved. January 11, 1974
Culver Would Offer Refuge To Novelist. February 14, 1974
Increased Aid For Education Among Priorities Of Culver. July 11, 1974
Ann Culver Believes In Families First; 'Our Elderly Are An Untapped Resource.' August 7, 1974
WIN Doesn't Impress Culver; New Senator Sworn In. January 14, 1975
Culver's First Floor Fight Is Successful. May 21, 1975
Ann Culver is speaker at Caucus. October 15, 1975
Economic clump a danger: October 22, 1976
Culver pushes for county bridge funding. March 16, 1978
Culver: Farmer can't bear conservation load. June 4, 1978
Military registration issue; Culver, Jepsen opinions split. June 18, 1979
Is the SALT II treaty going to do the job? Presenting nuclear weapon proliferation. August 26, 1979
Culver: Bold steps for good rail service needed. September 18, 1979
Rural clean water funds may be OK'd this week. September 18, 1979
Culver will run for re-election. February 8, 1980
Culver plans hard fight to retain Senate seat. February 12, 1980
Culver jabs at Republicans during press stsop in Bluffs. July 9, 1980
Creator
Nonpareil reporting
Source
Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
1964-1980
Format
Document
Type
Newspaper articles
Identifier
John_and_Ann_Culver
Coverage
Council Bluffs, Iowa
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