]]> 1986--]]> Jar-thief suspects held in Las Vegas. September 15, 1986
'Stroke of luck' in Vegas helps nab jar thieves. September 16, 1986
Grant sought for crime witnesses. March 1, 1987
C.B. crime up 3.8%, but violent acts down. January 12, 1988
Violent crimes down in nation, C.B. in '87. March 17, 1988
Police link drugs, booze to crime rise. February 8, 1989
New charges filed in abduction case. August 26, 1989
Prosecution deferred in sex abuse of girl. September 7, 1989
C.B. man pleads guilty to charge of assault. September 13, 1989
C.B. man in charged in sex abuse of boy, 8. September 29, 1989
C.B. man sentenced for indecent exposure. October 4, 1989
C.B. man is injured in 16th St. assault. October 6, 1989
Trial of father set in C.B> abduction case. October 1o, 1989
Anti-porn group urges enforcement. October 27, 1989
Kidnap charged filed in woman's assault. November 1, 1989
C.B. man is arrested for assaulting baby. April 2, 1989
Crime stats no surprise to Moline. October 6, 1990
C.B. has state's 3rd highest crime rate. October 6, 1990
'Major' crimes drop by 4.9% in C.B. for '90. January 4, 1991
Crime up 3 percent in Bluffs. January 26, 1994
More teens using drugs, smoking. January 31, 1994
Shoplifting top Bluffs crime. February 18, 1994
Omaha, C.B. crime not comparable; bluffs chief says Omaha's size, gangs a reason for difference. August 17, 1994
Summer stays cool for police. New programs planning keep Bluffs' streets quiet. August 27, 1989
More teens facing adult consequences for crimes. October 19, 1994]]> Creston Newspaper Marks Ninety Years Of Publishing. August 10, 1969
Hot debate by Demos at Creston. May 14, 1978
Creston chief says officer not at fault in fatalities. June 22, 1978
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See also: Arcadia Alcohol Refining Co.]]> Crescent Concert Given Go-Ahead. June 3, 1971
Policing Rock Fest Remains A Problem. June 4, 1971
Hire Guards For Concert. June 5, 1971
Rock Music Is Her 'Thing.' June 6, 1971
1500 Turn Out For Rock Fest On Crescent Farm. June 6, 1971
Rock Promoters Too Tired To Think Of Another One. June 7, 1971
Crescent voting on call extension. January 28, 1980
Weather changes make for tough skiing season. January 13, 1980
Crescent mayor resigns after two weeks on job. January 15, 1980
Hunter is mayor of Crescent--again. February 5, 1980
Crescent adds Omaha to calls. February 21, 1980
Fun will fund Crescent needs. April 27, 1980
Heat doesn't stifle Crescent; Good turnout for Fun Days. July 20, 1980
Lost records baffle clerk; Seemed to have vanished. March 8, 1981
Crescent draws fun-loving crowd. July 19, 1981
Bluffs' own slopes open for the season. December 20, 1982
Snowfall pleases some; ski slope opens early. December 1, 1983
Sewer plans cause storm in Crescent. May 20, 1984
Crescent residents will get chance to vote on sewer system. May 22, 1984
Officer suspended in election. September 29, 1984
Crescent Concert Hearing Begins. June 2, 1971
Crescent: Skil haven, boom town. September 7, 1986
Lack of snow spoils fun at many winter resorts. December 31, 1981
Crescent farm eyed as survival center. November 01, 1987
Good crowds are expected as Mount Crescent opens. December 18, 1987
Crescent family adopts baby snapping turtles. August 21, 1988
Bags of plaster fall off truck, coat interstate. September 7, 1988
Winnning artificial snow battle. December 18, 1988
Crescent rejects two options and keeps C.B. water plan open. January 10, 1989
Two bridges are stripped of aluminum worth $4,750
Termites undercut work at housing authority office. June 21, 1989
50 urge Crescent to get C.B. water. August 9, 1989
Iowa hills, snow machines can lure downhill skiiers [sic]. December 22, 1987
Grant OK'd for Crescent. August 9, 1990
Two escape serious injury in car-train accident near Crescent. October 9, 1990
'Best snow' in years lures many to slopes. January 28, 1991
'Good deal;' Water starts flowing from Council Bluffs to Crescent. March 3, 1991
Spark from train suspected in fire. April 10, 1991
Psychiatrist, Yale blamed for killings. April 24, 1991
Vacant house near Crescent damaged by electrical fire. July 23, 1991
Fire chief seeks $130,000 for trucks; Committee to assess Crescent's needs. March 4, 1992
Voters to determine Crescent gas service. March 10, 1992
Teens arrested after robber. March 31, 1992
Barn, hay destroyed in blaze. April 14, 1992
Crescent council locks out fire department. May 5, 1992
Lawyer advised lock change after fire district organized. May 7, 1992
Crescent chief barred, some firefighters return. May 7, 1992
Crescent firefighters return; agreement in the works. May 13, 19912
Judge to decide Crescent fire dispute. July 9, 1992
Pool owner sues Crescent for water fee. August 7, 1992
New chief gains support from city. April 28, 1993
Housing authority expands. August 12, 1994


]]> Dehydration Plant - This large piece of machinery at Beefland International will dry and sterilize paunch manure from the plant's operation and turn it into a commercial cattle feed. The equipment, after it is installed, will be enclosed in a separate building.

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Iron Worker Frank Hodge . . . of 216 Second Ave., inspects the drive end of the paunch manure drying drum being installed at Beefland International, Inc.]]> Meatpacking_Beefland_12_05_1969_008.jpg]]> Following The Style . . . of the main plant, Beefland's hide processing plant is being constructed at a cost of nearly $500,000.

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Ralph L. Bates]]> Meatpacking_Beefland_12_05_1969_004.jpg]]>