Title
Colleges in Western Iowa
Subject
local news
Description
Colleges in Western Iowa
Includes: C.B. College Trust Fund
See also: Vocational Technical School (3)
Includes: C.B. College Trust Fund
See also: Vocational Technical School (3)
Group Is 'Looking For Way' To Obtain College In Council Bluffs: Hears Dr. Roberts' Plan. May 20, 1964
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
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
Creator
Nonpareil reporting
Source
Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
1964-1978
Format
Document
Type
Newspaper articles
Identifier
Colleges_in_Western_Iowa
Coverage
Western Iowa
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