Redlining is the systematic denial of various services to residents of specific, often racially associated, neighborhoods or communities, either directly or through the selective raising of prices. Neighborhoods with high proportion of minority residents are more likely to be redlined than other neighborhoods with similar household incomes, housing age and type, and other determinants of risk, but different racial composition.]]> (Includes items on First Federal, later merged with C.B.S.B.)
Pearl and Broadway]]> Proposed New Bank Here. April 25, 1940
Safety Vault Is Most Modern; Rates High With Insurance Group. December 12, 1941
Where The Books Are Kept. December 12, 1941
Board Of Directors Meet In New Quarters. December 12, 1941
Council Bluffs Savings Bank and First National Will Be Merged Into One Institution; B.A. Gronstall Retires as Head of Savings Bank; Lougee Will Become New Presidents; Ross to Executive Position. November 10, 1949
"We'll Call This Council Bluff". July 10, 1955
Wang-E-Waha, Council Bluffs' First Merchant. July 17, 1955
Pottawattamie Powwow. July 24, 1955
The Mormons Reach The Missouri. July 31, 1955
"Bartering In Kanesville". August 7, 1955
When Kanesville Became Council Bluffs. August 14, 1995
A Bank Is Born. August 21, 1955
Editorial Enmities. August 28, 1955
When Lincoln Walked Broadway. September 11, 1955
A Town Divided. September 18, 1955
Military Maneuvers On The MIssouri. September 25, 1955
When We Had A Union Depot. October 9, 1955
From Indians to Industry. October 16, 1955
Transportation Triumphs and Troubles. October 23, 1955
At The Turn Of The Century. October 30, 1955
Healing The Wounds Of War. November 6, 1955
Military Men On The Missouri. November 13, 1955
The Saga Of The Sandbags. November 20, 1955
The Viaducts--Vision and Reality. November 27, 1955
A Town Mid-Way A Continent. December 4, 1955
Bank Plans Big Celebration For Centennial; Includes Huge Cake, Stamp Cachet and Special Dinner....January 12, 1956
Expect 2,000 At Bank's Centennial Open House. January 14, 1956
Bluffs Savings Bank Acclaimed; Centennial Banquet Draws Financiers. January 15, 1956
C.B. Savings Bank Plans $125,000 Drive-In Facility; Two Buildings Will Be Razed. June 17, 1961
Paulson Gets Bank Contract; To Build $150,200 Drive-In Facility. February 9, 1982
Drive-In Bank. February 9, 1962
Opening Of C.B. Savings Bank Motor Plaza Set For Monday; Project Cost Over $165,000. September 30, 1962
A Combined Total of 142 Years Of Faithful Service Is Represented By These Three Employees and now...Retirement! December 30, 1962
Bank Considering West Side Office; C.B. Savings Making Survey. July 9, 1963
Ask Approval O New Office: C.B. Savings Plans 27th St. Location. July 24, 1962
C.B.Savings Bank To Erect New Facility In The West Side. August 16, 1963.
Banking Change For McClelland; C.B. Savings Plan Approved By State. July 14, 1964
Two Promoted At C.B. Savings; Whitson, Dick To Assistant Cashiers. July 15, 1964
Two Banks To Close Saturdays; First National Will Decide Soon. August 14, 1964
Grand Opening. October 17, 1964
C.B. Bank Opens In McClelland. December 4, 1964
Hughes Succeeds Father On Board. January 13, 1965
1st Federal Sells Building To Bank; Plans A New Structure. June 2, 1965
C.B. Savings Names Two New Directors; State Savings Promotes Pair. January 12, 1966
C.B. Savings Bank Robbed Of $2,690. February 8, 1966
Nationwide Hunt For Bank Robber; No New Clues--Swassing. February 9, 1966
Bank Robbery. February 9, 1966
Drawing Of Bank Robber Is Released. February 12, 1966
Budrevich Faces 2nd Bank Count. February 16, 1966
Ross Retires; Spetman New Top Executive At CB Savings. January 11, 1967
CB Savings Bank Moves Into The Computer Era; Take Over More Space. 21, 1967
C.B. Savings Bank Promotes Sealock; No Changes At State. January 10, 1968
Lombard To Face Federal Charges For Seattle Holdup; 2 Women, Dogs, In Custody. July 23, 1968
Gunman Gets $8,000 At Local Bank; Holding Three Suspects. July 22, 1968
Federal Charge Is Filed On Lombard; $14,000 Taken Here. July 25, 1968
C.B. Savings Will Expand, Remodel; $500,000 Project. October 1, 1968
Work Starts Soon On Bluffs Savings; $500,000 Job. November 2, 1968
New Personnel Director Named At C.B. Savings. January 15, 1969
At Council Bluffs Savings Bank. August 10, 1969Council Bluffs Savings Moved Kirkendall Up. January 14, 1970
Work Progresses On The Outside. February 1, 1970
Your new entrance to beautiful modern Banking; Broadway and Main Street. February 1, 1970
Design Sign Contest Winners Announced. November 12, 1970
\Council Bluffs Savings Bank Studies Joining Holding Co. July 7, 1971
C.B Bank Joins Holding Co.; Talking Business. February 13, 1972
C.B. Savings Bank Has Four Promotions. January 11, 1973
Savings Bank Patio Office Robbed By Lone Gunman. August 29, 1974
Three Men Sought In Bank Robbery. August 30, 1974
Scene Of Robbery. October 10, 1974
Bank Robber Still At Large; $4,000 Taken Wednesday. October 10, 1974
Major expansion project at CBSB. October 12, 1975
Bank Names directors. November 11, 1975
Bank promotes five elects 1975 officers. January 15, 1976
Bank's patio office adds space, services. April 22, 1976
A New Facility. April 25, 1976
Bank Selects 5 for promotion. January 16, 1977
Bank plans new office; Drive-up facility. February 23, 1977
Grand opening for CBSB office. December 1, 1977
New CBSB facility opens. December 4, 1977
Banks of Iowa hits $1 billion; Midweek business review. October 26, 1978
Mrs. Wrinkle named top boss. August 13, 1979
CBSB to note birthday. May 10, 1981
Bluffs bank is robbed. January 5, 1983
Talking Business. April 14, 1985
Talking Business. April 28, 1985
Spetman says few changes planned at Mineola bank. May 3, 1985
C.B. bank to offer electronic banking. August 1, 1985
CBSB plans to remodel drive-in area. August 8, 1985
Council Bluffs Savings Bank will begin operation...September 30, 1985
Automatic teller starts up. October 1, 1985
CBSB announces seven promotions. January 26, 1986
They dig it. May 29, 1986
CBSB's sixth branch to hold grand opening. October 19, 1986
Historic C.B. bank building sold, to receiver facelift. December 11, 1986
Bank pays $600,000 for historic building. January 6, 1987
Avoca, C.B. bank merge Saturday. March 1, 1987
C.B. Savings Bank officers promoted. February 1, 1987
Bank merger to increase Avoca service. March 3, 1987
CBSB opens loan center in old bank. March 20, 1988
CBSB names Phelps as farm manager. July 27, 1988
CBSB plans expansion, remodeling at Patio site. September 3, 1988
New duties for three at CBSB. December 3, 1988
C.B. Savings Bank names new officers. January 7, 1989
C.B. bank to drop computer services. July 12, 1989
CBSB named trustee for Dodge funds. July 18, 1989
New savings plan projects future college costs. August 19, 1989
Computer change 'shazams' card users. November 3, 1989
Whitson remains cautious in predicting year ahead. January 28, 1990
C.B. home in S&L bailout auction. July 5, 1990
Iowa regulators OK Firstar-Banks of Iowa merger. April 19, 1991
Only the name changes at CBSB. April 30, 1991
FirsTier to buy First National in Bluffs. March 14, 1994
FirsTier first full metro bank. March 15, 1994


]]> File #5]]> 1969-70 Budget Presented To Bluffs Education Board; $8,058,159 Proposed. May 29, 1969
School Board Adopts Budget Over Dr. Marsh's Objection. July 9, 1969 Henry And Paulson To CB School Board; 1,967 Cast Ballots. September 9, 1969
Cutler Elected Head Of C.B. School Board; District In The Red. September 16, 1969
Banker, Two Doctors Elected To BOard. September 15,
1970 Budget Okayed By CB School Board. July 9, 1971
C.B. School Head Field Down To Ten. April 17, 1972
Action Deferred On School Budget. July 9, 1972
Dr. Lloyd Smith Elected President. September 19, 1972
Tentative 1973-74 School Budget Totals $12,298,152. November 21, 1972
Preliminary Budget Gets Board Okay. July 17, 1973
$13 Million School Budget Approved. August 7, 1973
Uhlhorn Is Picked As Board President. September 18, 1973
Hours In Private 'Not Excessive;' 27 Per Cent Of School Board's Time. June 29, 1975
School minority policy still in work stage after a year. February12, 1976
$20.8 million budget proposed for schools. February 29, 1976
Administrator salaries set. March 16, 1976
School Board okays bond election May 18. April 16, 1976
School board pair cries foul; claims Gregory shielded; Contract revisions not on meeting agenda. June 6, 1976
Board votes 5-2 to end law firm's association. December 14, 1976
School salaries still undecided. January 21, 1977
New budget $21 million for schools. February 22, 1977
Student count is down by 271. February 8, 1977
State aid dictates school tax. February 27, 1977
Board gives swift okay to $21,848,236 budget. March 8, 1977
District eyes EDA funding. November 2, 1977
Board encourages reading with kids. November 2, 1977
No feedback yet on reading plan. December 6, 1977
Camping gear gets okay but not course for credit. December 7, 1977
C.B. district may make residency requirement. January 15, 1978
School staff must live in C.B. district. January 17, 1978
Teachers to consider pact. February 23, 1978
Teacher contract includes 6.7% hike. March 5, 1978
Board okays hikes for administrators. March 7, 1978
School head post draws 110 applicants. April 12, 1978
Board interviews candidates; 4 local people included. May 2, 1978
Residency policy 'a big obstacle.' June 20, 1978
Board to meet with top candidate; Superintendent decision near. June 8, 1978
Schools financial report; Assets hit $31 million. July 16, 1978
Administrative restructure OKed; In Bluffs schools...September 19, 1978
Board analyzes budget to learn more about expenses. August 8, 1978
New organization for admonitors. August 22, 1978
Eight seek C.B. board; Two to be elected. September 10, 1978
McLellan, Winchester top election. September 13, 1978
'Council Bluffs won', C.B. board winners echo. September 13, 1978
Moats leads C.B. board. September 19, 1978
School Board meeting gets birthday flavor. October 17, 1978
Board okays staff cuts. December 7, 1978
Schools to press suit over track. December 19, 1978
In-service planned for Bluffs special education. January 6, 1979
DPI report finds no discrimination; C.B. schools checked. January 11, 1979
Fact-finder to hold Jan. 20 contract meet. January 12, 1979
Group dissatisfied with DPI report. January 12, 1979
Three-year pact for Raj Chopra. February 6, 1979
Cuts in staff revealed; Savings tagged at $160,000. February 6, 1979
Teachers coaxed to retire early. April 3, 1979
Schools change firm for auditing. April 17, 1979
School Board OKs new Wilson Junior High roof. May 22, 1979
School Board approves new early retiring plan. June 19, 1979
Architect charged to watch projects. June 20, 1979
Board hopefuls voice positions. August 19, 1979
School forum is tonight. September 6, 1979
Administrator change debated; Board candidates express views. September 7, 1979
Moats raised most in race. September 8, 1979
School Board seeking building lease conclusion. October 2, 1979
School ceiling bid approved. October 3, 1979
Suit filed over closed meetings. October 5, 1979
No closed meet on Kennedy school. October 9, 1979
Dismissal sought of meeting suit. October 23, 1979
C.B. schools eye 11.4 percent jump. March 16, 1980
CB Schools budget OK'd. March 18, 1980
School Board approves uniform code of conduct. May 16, 1980
Rules on handicapped delay architect choice for multi-purpose rooms. June 10, 1980
Suit against board given trial date. September 13, 1980
Suit against board could be dropped. October 4, 1980
Board accepts bid on school project. October 22, 1980
Decision cut suit cost. November 4, 1980
School land sale approved. November 5, 1980
Plaintiff: School suit reached board. November 5, 1980
Board's opening offer is to end base pay scale. November 13, 1980
School employees to get past insurance refunds. November 19, 1980
Board requests for easement, equipment. June 17, 1981
School district's budget future is not rosy. June 18, 1991
Board weighing McVoy invitation. September 20, 1981
Bluffs School Board invites Omahans over. October 6, 1981
Bluffs, Omaha boards meet; like the idea. October 17, 1981
Board gives raises to secretaries, clerks, aides. December 17, 1981
School test results here show decrease in ranking. January 5, 1982
Agreement on school pacts; 8.5% raise. January 10, 1982
Teaching position cuts seen for Bluffs schools. January 20, 1982
Test scores not rigged; C.B. officials defend scores. January 21, 1982
School belt-tightening ahead. January 26, 1982
Group offers $300 to schools in wake of prayer decision. February 3, 1982
Chopra contract extended. February 3, 1982
McLellan sees serious school funding problems. February 3, 1982
School tax levy to show a drop. February 17, 1982
More teachers axed; some may be rehired. April 9, 1982
School board says no to vote on 'creationism'. August 5, 1982
School board no longer the 'best show' in town. May 2, 1982
Nelson, Cutler to school board. May 5, 1982
School Board considers consultants for search. July 22, 1982
Firm hired to seek school head. August 4, 1982
School Board candidates field variety of questions. September 10, 1982
Cutler, Nelson, Monroe victors. September 15, 1982
Bids fall short of school lands' worth. January 26, 1984
Architect selected by C.B. schools. February 3, 1984
School eyes gambling license. February 6, 1984
No gambling for schools. February 8, 1984
Smoking policy changed. February 8, 1984
Board to extinguish cigarettes? February 20, 1984
'People' top priority in school budget; C.B. board discusses $31.6 million plan. February 29, 1984
Bluffs School Board OKs 1984-85 budget. March 7, 1989
Price tag for T.J. and A.L. work near double. March 22, 1984
School renovations price $5.5 million; C.B. School Board approves funding. March 23, 1984
Goals given tentative OK by School Board. March 28, 1984
School board may buy land. April 9, 1984
Teachers will get tryout. April 29, 1984
Board eyes new member. May 16, 1984
New school board member to be announced Tuesday? June 18, 1984
Madison loses third graders. June 20, 1984
School board honors trio for contributions. June 20, 1984
Board to set hearing date. July 5, 1984
Hearing on notes sale schedules for July 17. July 6, 1984
Maneuvering for school board seats to begin. July 7, 1984
School board filings scarce. August 1, 1984
Substitute teachers get $ raise. August 22, 1984
Cooperation pays off for B luffs bands. August 22, 1984
C.B. schools receive grant. August 31, 1984
School board on basketball: Gimme five! September 18, 1984
T.J. parents ask board for tunnel. September 18, 1984
School board chooses Peterson as president. September 18, 1984
C.B. school board to discuss lawsuits. September 24, 1984
C.B. schools may add soccer. October 2, 1984
C.B. teachers request 13.8% base pay hjke. October 16, 1984
Teachers offered 1.5% raise. October 30, 1984
Council Bluffs teachers study writing program. October 24, 1984
Superintendent 'evaluation' set. November 7, 1984
'Cornball' method works, educator tells teachers. November 15, 1984
Ninth graders subject of school board talk. November 21, 1984
Schools may turn to computers. Decmeber 6, 1984
C.B. students may need more credits to graduate. December 6, 1984
School board OK's new band uniforms; parents to pay half. January 16, 1985
C.B. Schools to auction property. January 24, 1985
Civil rights officer hears age complaints. January 24, 1985
Educators say they oppose bill to change elections. January 31, 1985
Sale of properties to be school board topic. February 4, 1985
Senate approves school loan bill. February 5, 1985
Board sells two lots, keeps two. February 6, 1985
ninth grade move proves to be puzzle. February 7, 1985
Gioiello to retire; board to act on layoffs next week. March 20, 1985
Mall's dirt may be dumped at school. May 15, 1985
Board set to vote on contract with city over use of land strip. May 28, 1985
Lepley pay set at $64,680. June 21, 1985
Board permits General Growth to use property. July 3, 1985
C.B. schools appeal age ruling. July 11, 1985
School site sale to be on ballot. July 17, 1985
Cutler to step down from school board. July 19, 1985
Inservice program to be considered. August 19, 1985
Wilson principal gets OK; inservice program approved. August 21, 1985
Adult classes being this week. September 5, 1985
Board moves question of funding for gifted to DPI. October 16, 1985
Asbestos fine likely to be reduced. December 12, 1985
School committee adopts new goals for high school students. December 13, 1985
C.B. board passes new set of goals for high schools. December 18, 1985
Board modifies requirements. January 8, 1986
C.B. Schools responds to call for budget cuts. January 8, 1986
It's decision time for school budget. March 4, 1986
Board expands computer program. May 7, 1986
Schools file answer in construction lawsuit. June 18, 1986
C.B. board OKs formation of task force on efficiency. June 19, 1986
Bluffs school district sets goals. August 20, 1986
Two seek one0year school terms. September 5, 1986
Schools to ask zoning change for Bennett Lot. June 9, 1987
Board mulls teacher merit raises. June 17, 1987
Bluffs schools agree to pay ex-teacher $40,000 to end suit. June 17, 1987
School service workers offered 5-cent pay raise. November 13, 1987
C.B. School officials to consider early retirement incentive plans. November 16, 1989
New vocational program OK'd for C.B. Schools. November 18, 1987
Plan for teacher raises presented to C.B. board. December 2, 1987
C.B. schools appoint Christie to interim post. December 16, 1987
After school program gets $10,000 grant. August 2, 1988
School-aid hearing added at C.B. August 31, 1988
C.B., L.C. presidents have 25 years' service. September 21, 1988
Delay sought for asbestos plan. October 3, 1988
Grocery donates 5 p t. of bill to C.B. schools. October 2, 1988
C.B. board will review asbestos plan. October 15, 1988
Cost reduction OK'd in removal of A.L. asbestos. November 16, 1988
Faust to fill C.B. school board post. January 13, 1989
Four teacher jobs cut by C.B. school board. March 22, 1989
4 free-lunch sites added for summer. May 24, 1989
Cuts needed in elementary repair plans. December 5, 1989
Safe Walk to school set Thursday. August 8, 1990
Petitions knock out tax portion of school issue. August 22, 1990
Marsh, Brandenburg top vote getters for C.B school posts. September 12, 1990
C.B. board may televise meetings. December 19, 1990
School programs reduce dropout rate. December 20, 1990
Winter suggests increased public access to C.B. board. February 20, 1991
Panels to help plan for changes at 6 C.B. schools. February 20, 1991
Service workers agreement. March 5, 1991
School budget OK'd tax levy up to 59 cents. March 6, 1991
28¢ raises OK'd for school communication workers. March 20, 1991
17 C.B. teachers are paid $133,054 to retire early. March 20, 1991
Board to cancel sub-teacher pacts. April 1, 1991
C.B. Board will review public-comment policy. April 3, 1991
C.B. Schools seeks to narrow east-west gap in test scores. April 10, 1991
Marsh questions lunch bills. April 3, 1991
11 applicants seek board post. April 26, 1991
School board to discuss strategy for pay, benefits. May 7, 1991
C.B. honors retiring teachers. May 14, 1991
Board is told administrators intimidate 'problem parents'. May 22, 1991
Curley asks for open school forum. May 22, 1991
C.B. board denies request to place names on bills. May 24, 1991
Students taught 'I can'. June 3, 1991
Summer lunch program gears up. June 4, 1991
Problem students success. June 4, 1991
Christie proposes 7.3% raise package for administrators. June 17, 1991
Bluffs dropout rate cut in half. June 18, 1991
Summer lunches. 'It's free, and it's not much of a hassle for my mom'. June 24, 1991
Three seats open on C.B. and L.C. boards; School board races take shape. July 14, 1991
More students missed classes last year. July 16, 1991
Stiffer penalties seen for student offenses. July 16, 1991
Cummings proposes school reform. July 17, 1991
Board changes public-comment policy. July 17, 1991
Ryba takes out papers for board. July 21, 1991
C.B. Board to appoint replacement for Marsh. August 20, 1991
Board members unhappy with bidding policy. August 21, 1991
School may pay claims for baseball damage. August 21, 1991
Two pick up school post applications. August 22, 1991
School post pulls 7 hopefuls. August 23, 1991
Committee still reviewing school board applicants. August 27, 1991
Petersen to fill Bluffs school post. August 28, 1991
Four run in C.B. School Board race. September 8, 1991
Ryba gains C.B. post, 2 incumbents re-elected. September 11, 1991
Enrollment projections to figure in school projects. November 5, 1991
Man, hospital nominated for state volunteer award. December 26, 1991
Bluffs schools eye 4,7% revenue rise. January 22, 1992
Alternative center eyed for junior high. February 12, 1992
Bluffs schools won't add classroom days. February 12, 1992
Tax hike eyed for special-ed deficit. February 12, 1992
Board mixed on levy rise at schools. February 27, 1992
Schools expect $400,000 cut in state funds. February 27, 1992
School board avoids delay, OKs budget. March 11, 1992
School board supports city property deal. April 8, 1992
Teachers say program spurs student growth. April 8, 1992
Bluffs School Board expels two students for semester. May 2, 1992
Board to decide on Channel One classroom TV. July 21, 1992
3 school races assured. July 20, 1992
Bluffs school board to vote on new league. April 19, 1993
School board approves budget. April 6, 1994
Group recommends $20.2M school bond issue. April 13, 1994
Teacher pay hikes approved. April 20, 1994
School baord candidates file. August 5, 1994
]]> 1205 Bonham Ave.
Named "CB High School" until T.J. built Renamed "A.L." in 1922
New ALHS dedicated 5/26/68
7/13/83 Oklahoma! joint prodcution w/ AL & TJ students see T.J. folder]]> 1935 Abraham Lincoln Football Players, Unlike Their Predecessors, Will Find a New Lighted Plant on Old City High School Grounds. July 21, 1935
Abraham Lincoln High School Building. August 29, 1935
Council Bluffs' First High School Building. August 29, 1935
It's Just the Beginning. March 15, 1936
Bird's-Eye View of New A.L. Field. April 19, 1936
Public School System Has Nineteen Building Units. July 26, 1936
Board Approves T.J. Fieldhouse; Over-rides Protests of Wrestling Backers. January 9, 1953
Long-Range Plans For 2 Million Dollar School Informally Accepted By Board; May Call First Stage Bids In March. December 11, 1959
New Abraham Lincoln Gym Is Largest One In Iowa; It's A Dream Come True. May 21, 1967
A.L.'s Exciting For All. March 23, 1963
ROTC Unit At Abraham Lincoln Is Changed To Infantry Brigade. February 7, 1964
36 Members Of Class of 1914 Attend Reunion. June 5, 1964
500 Too Many Pupils put A.L. In 'Squeeze'; Why Bond Issue Is Needed. January 24, 1965
Plans Told For Turning A.L. Into A Junior High; Maximum Cost: $348,000. March 16, 1966
A.L. Project May Start In Summer; To Become Junior High. April 15, 1966
Remodeling Of AL High School Is Under Way. July 2, 1966
A.L.-Eastside Moving Date Being Studied By Educators; Decision Due By April 1. February 19, 1967
Sima Firm Awarded A.L. Renovation Project; On Bid Of $180,400. March 31, 1967
New Abraham Lincoln Gym Is Largest One In Iowa; It's A Dream Come True. May 21, 1967
A.L. Begins Packing For Its Move To Eastside. May 23, 1967
New A.LO. High School. August 27, 1967
'Time For Pride' In Council Bluffs Schools; Dedication Of A.LO. Opens Series Of Events On Sunday. May 26, 1968
$10.7 Million In C.B. School Improvements In 18 Years. May 26, 1968
Nylor Says College Not Always Needed; At A.L. Dedication. May 27, 1968
Key To A.L. High. May 27, 1968
Marine Gives Platoon Book To His School. November 27, 1968
A.L.'s Plan To Be Viewed At Convention. February 16, 1969
Eight-Period School Day Enriching A.L. Students; In The Halls Of Learning. April 3, 1969
Earthlite, Four Star, NMCS View For Apartment 'Contract;' In The Halls Of Learning. April 10, 1969
100-Year Award. June 2, 1970
A.L. Auditorium To Be Busy. April 25, 1971
A.L. Sports New Marquee. January 29, 1973
Individualize Education Is Goal Of A.L. Program. February 11, 1974
Guitar Accompaniment. February 17, 1974
A New Color For Old Abe. November 1, 1974
A.L. halls brighten. January 24, 1976
Study of A.L. took 14 months. March 28, 976
Evaluation committee liked what it saw at high school. April 8, 1976
New A.L. front okayed by board. June 30, 1977
Ancient ceramics secrets told; Pottery all its cracked up to be. October 8, 1977
Suit filed over A.L. track, field. March 17, 19789
Robins get ready to rock at A.L. April 22, 1978
A.L. students receive honors, scholarships. May 2, 1978
Board furious over problems with vandals. June 6, 1978
A.L. cheer teams ready for action. September 23, 1978
A.L.'s Echoes an All-American paper; Rates high in national contest. October 14, 1978
A.L. tops in Byline Awards. November 18, 1978
A.L. wins 28 honors at school's Journalism Day. April 14, 1979
A.L. journalists win big; Lead metro in competition. April 27, 1979
A.L. pom royalty. April 29, 1979
Students at A.L. honored. May 2, 1979
'Graduates, you must set a goal.' May 16, 1979
Cyclists roar into A.L. halls. May 31, 1979
Candidates....for homecoming queen...September 27, 1979
A.L. parades in homecoming. September 28, 1979
Reward sets in A.L. vandalism. October 5, 1979
Festival offers more than music; 'A social and learning experience.' February 2, 1980
Ramps look steeper when riding wheels. March 2, 1980
On the inside. March 4, 1990
A.L. newspaper honored. March 15, 1980
Friday walkout at A.L. no 'joke' to students; Selective enforcement cited. March 31, 1980
A.L. leads way at state music contest. April 2, 1980
Students use computers. April 5, 1980
A.L. journalists take high honors. April 12, 1980
A.L. High School getting a facelift. June 11, 1980
Class of '33 reunited; 50 years later. June 23, 1983
AL gets 'best' for yearbook. October 7, 1983
A.L. paper wins contest. May 8, 1984
School board eyes plans for high school additions. May 30, 1984
A.L., T.J. plans ready by May 31. May 18, 1984
Cause unites sports rivals. September 27, 1984
'Vandals' smash for school spirit. September 29, 1984
L.C., A.L. yearbooks win awards. October 19, 1989
Band wins 3rd place in Omaha Invitational. October 14, 1991
Gang-related graffiti painted at Bluffs school. November 21, 1991
A.L. students trained to settle conflicts. January 10, 1994
Inmates have tough message for youths. December 18, 1991
A.L. schedule gets an A; Officials: Emphasis on teaching. December 18, 1994


]]> Canon
Gerald Kirn]]> Old Cannon Abandoned As A.L. Moves; Caused Lot of Trouble In 56-Year Reign. July 2, 1967
Dr. Boyne 'Shocked'; Starts Move To Save Old A.L. Cannon; Wants It Placed At New School. July 6, 1967
School Officials Hope To Retrieve Old Cannon.l July 7, 1967
Round Robin Letter Keeps Five In Touch. July 16, 1967
Summer Guests In Iowa: A High School Annual...July 16, 1967
School Board Clips Fuse Of Old Cannon; Votes Against $750 Outlay. May 22, 1968
Old Cannon Waiting 'To Go Home'; Dr. Boyne Would Help Buy Ticket. June 2, 1968
Old Cannon Wins Its Last Battle; Planted At A.L. September 14, 1968
'Mr. Respect', Gerald Kirn dies. November 15, 1979
Class of '25 recalls A.L. September 21, 1990

]]> 321 Sixteenth Ave.
197 (and after) See: Kanesville High School]]> Bars On Windows To Keep Thugs Out. May 14, 1975
Woes for teen mother; Learning center gives help. October 2, 1977
'Cats' use shirts to show pride. December 2, 1977
Alternative school wins high evaluation marks. Mary 24, 1978
Special instruction grads make most of second chance. July 2, 1980
Alternative kept her in school. October 1, 1985
The music alternative: Radio station KALC. January 13, 1979
Entire ALC staff named for quality of teamwork; Teachers of the week. January 15, 1979
New furniture for Bluffs ALC. March 31, 1979
Students get individual help; At Alternative Learning Center. October 28, 1979
Dropouts have alternatives. April 13, 1980
'Third high school' serves special needs. June 20, 1983]]>