1100 Harrison St.
Rev. Leo Young, pastor from 1979--
See: Young, Rev. Leo (2)]]> Prospect Church To Dedicate Unit. March 24, 1973
Prospect Park Wins Second In Contest. December 8, 1973
Prospect begins building program. November 1, 1975
Prospect to mark Harvest Sunday. November 27, 1976
Prospect Park Awana groups are competing. March 15, 1980
Prospect digs deeper into park. October 1, 1983
Prospect Baptist Church. January 15, 1972]]> 8th St. & 21st Ave.
3/2/88 New pastor: Dwight Oswald]]> Trinity
22nd St. & Ave B
Formerly Second Baptist]]> Trinity Has Parsonage For First Time In 67 Years. December 10, 1955
Trinity To Mark 50th Anniversary; Surviving Many Hardships. November 24, 1957
Trinity To Mark 50 Anniversary; Former Pastor To Speak At Observance. November 30, 1957
Trinity Baptist To Construct New Educational Unit. September 22, 1958
Groundbreaking. October 20, 1958
Trinity Baptist Hopes To Being 1959 In New Unit. November 29, 1958
First Organ At Trinity Baptist; A Gist From the Glenn Van Dykes. December 6, 1958
Trinity Baptist To Dedicate New Education Unit; Special Services Set For Sunday. May 2, 1959
Trinity Baptist Church.. August 8, 1974
New Work On Trinity Baptist. August 31, 1974
Trinity Baptist closed its doors. March 26, 1977

]]> Bridge bill offered as compromise. May 3, 1939
Advice from across the river. May 4, 1939
New sign identifies city. May 26, 1939
100,000 witness bridge dedication. September 25, 1947
Start Ak-Sar-Ben resurfacing. September 8, 1950
Ak-Sar-Ben Bridge resurfacing starts. September 17, 1950
Bridge project ticklish problem. March 30, 1955
City urges 5-point plan for Ak Bridge. October 31, 1956
Through inspection of Ak Bridge needed. March 5, 1959
Ak-Sar-Ben Bridge is busy as the California freeways. June 1, 1959
Two-lane strip being coated. Nonskid plastic resurfacing will be tested on Ak Bridge. August 31, 1959
New surface for Ak-Sar-Ben span. June 22, 1960
Future appears dim for Ak Bridge. August 7, 1960
Ak Bridge might become 'orphan' under new plan. September 11, 1961
Feasibility of keeping Ak span should be studied, Mayor says. June 18, 1963
City doesn't want Ak Bridge. April 20, 1964
Ak Bridge may still have a chance; Hearing Oct. 18. September 29, 1965
Suggest time limit on fate of bridge. November 23, 1965
Ak Bride eyed as tourist attraction. January 16, 1966
Move to save Ak span looks futile. June 15, 1966
Mayor Katelman would retain Ak-Sar-Ben Bridge. June 16, 1966
Ak Bridge has another good friend. June 17, 1966
Frueh is against saving Ak Bridge. June 23, 1966
No rush' to decide fate of Ak Span. June 29, 1966
Tourism Council : retain Ak Bridge. July 14, 1966
Ak Bridge repair tag is $200,000. August 4, 1966
Ak Bridge work is concern of state groups'. August 5, 1966
Old Bridge looks back -- and ahead. November 20, 1966
After 778 years, span retired -- old bridge was a 'bride' in 1888. November 21, 1966
After one day of rest . . . Ak Bridge gets reprieve -- to ease rush hour traffic. November 22, 1966
Bluffs, Omaha councilmen to meet about Ak Bridge. November 23, 1966
Ak Bridge could become costly liability --Strobel. November 24, 1966
Mayor tosses Ak Bridge issue across the river. November 25, 1966
Ak Bridge to close as Second Ave. link opens. December 12, 1966
Much talk, but no new formulas for saving span. May 23, 1967
No new formulas for saving Ak span. May 23, 1967
Katelman would use Ak Bridge for buses. August 3, 1967
Morrison: remove the Ak Bridge. August 4, 1967
As it slowly rusts… willows are lulling old bridge to sleep. August 20, 1967
Drafting students would turn Ak span into 2-state museum. August 22, 1967
Demolition of bridge to cost about $195,500. November 26, 1967
Ak Bridge demolition contract let. February 9, 1968
16-minute hearing. No protests to Ak-Bridge closure. March 21, 1968
Workmen are ready to demolish old Ak Bridge. April 2, 1968
One bolt at a time. April 5, 1968
CB Park board would save, help develop Ak Bridge pier. April 11, 1968
Birds lose nesting places as … Ak span fades away. April 28, 1968
IHC okays saving of bridge pier. May 2, 1968
All but gone. June 9, 1968
Steel patternwork. June 9, 1968
Ak Bridge job to be bit touchy. June 9, 1968
Agreement reached on pier building. June 23, 1968
Bridge demolition. June 29, 1968
Scrap span plan junked coup de grace delayed. July 28, 1968
Bridge to last to December. August 30, 1968
Bridge may see another Christmas. October 20, 1968
Ak Bridge will splash into river. November 23, 1968
Bridge executioners arrive. December 6, 1968
Saturday boom is Old Bridge's doom. December 10, 1968
All but gone. December 14, 1968
Ak Bridge death neat, clean job. December 15, 1968
Setting the sand. December 15, 1968
Winding up his work. December 15, 1968
Old bridge is framed. December 18, 1968
Flu halts Ak Bridge demolition. December 28, 1968
It's just about gone. January 13, 1969
Fading Ak-Sar-Ben scene. January 30, 1969
Down to open water. February 14, 1969
15,000 see fireworks at frontier park. No date.
]]> Recovery not easy for women alcoholics. October 14, 1984
Women alcoholic problems unique. No date.]]> Mother saves baby as four sons die in fire. January 16, 1964
Site of Blaze. January 16, 1964
Fund drive started for mother of fire victims. January 17, 1964
Roses for mother. January 20, 1964
The Allen Fund Group dissolves. January 28, 1964
Mrs. Eilene Allen files for divorce. January 30, 1964
]]> City, county, hospital meeting eyes ambulance service asks for subsidy of $1,000 per week. August 12, 1967
No date mentioned. Ambulance firm to quit serving Bluffs. August 25, 1967
At 12:01 A.M. Monday ambulance service to cease operation. August 27, 1967
Firemen handling ambulance service. August 28, 1967
After weeks of haggling city, county agree on ambulance plan. September 12, 1967
County purchases two ambulances for $12,344. October 12, 1967
County gets the first of 2 ambulances. October 20, 1967
County makes 1st ambulance run in Bluffs. October 21, 1967
On limited basis ambulance service starts Wednesday. October 30, 1967
Ambulance service tuns a 'tight ship'. November 19, 1967
New ambulance. April 8, 1968
Ambulance out of service for several days. April 10, 1968
Ambulance calls are now made via fire dept. May 1, 1968
Traffic big problem for ambulance unit. September 8, 1968
Sulentic announces new ambulance call policies. October 15, 1968
County ambulance marks anniversary. October 20, 1968
Ambulance units list 236 calls in December. January 9, 1969
Ambulance division personnel changes. January 26, 1969
Half cost of new ambulance offered. April 7, 1969
Ambulance units set new record with 265 runs. August 4, 1969
Ambulance fees are hiked for calls outside of Bluffs. November 7, 1969
Ambulance runs up during 1969. January 9, 1970
More calls for ambulance division here. January 19, 1970
Third ambulance eyed for county. May 28, 1970
Ambulance division in black. January 27, 1971
Ambulance calls show decrease. January 29, 1971
New unit for county. March 16, 1971
Ak-Sar-Ben donation. March 19, 1971
Three units aid ambulance calls. April 25, 1971
Ambulance calls total 2,554 in '70. September 12, 1971
[Ambulance] division is 4-years old. November 2, 1971
New ambulance. August 5, 1972
Ambulance division gets raise in pay. June 29, 1973
Ambulances to receive and send. August 31, 1973
Men in constant training. Record year for ambulance runs. December 30, 1973
Equipment shortage is cited. January 13, 1974
Councilmen agree to study ambulance equipment lack. January 25, 1974
EMT's ask for 20% pay hike. October 18, 1974
Ambulance fees may be increased. December 19, 1974
Ambulance crew now talk to C.B. hospitals via radios. January 19, 1975
Ambulance radio link with hospitals is top achievement. February 18, 1975
Ambulance division gets pay hike. February 19, 1975
Ambulance crew always on move. April 26, 1975
Insurance agents donate equipment for ambulance. May 22, 1975
Ambulance grant okay is expected. June 6, 1975
Now emergency care. Division changes its name. October 7, 1975
Bluffs gets 2 new ambulances. December 7, 1975
S.W. Iowans getting paramedic training. March 25, 1976
Ambulance sire on east side is sought. April 8, 1976
Ambulance barn ok for east end. April 20, 1976
Emergency care crew feels personnel are well trained. April 25, 1976
Ambulance's location to be temporary. April 30, 1976
Ambulance located at fire station. May 10, 1976
Four qualified as paramedics. October 29, 1976
Class near end for paramedics. February 4, 1977
Seldin memorial. April 20, 1977
Skills grow as well. Paramedics gaining acceptance. June 19, 1977
Birthday for care division. November 2, 1977
Good guys donate walkie talkie set. April 30, 1978
SW Iowa paramedics wait go from legislature. April 30, 1978
City might run ambulance. June 5, 1979
Petitions out to keep ambulances. June 15, 1979
Insurance slows ambulance change. August 2, 1979
Bluffs taking over ambulance. August 14, 1979
Ambulances to be moved. October 9, 1979
C.B. gets certification. Paramedics are ready. August 17, 1980
Paramedics confident with new tools. November 23, 1980
County balks at insurance share. August 3, 1981
Ambulance workers told city can't afford raises. October 1, 1981
Bill Hannan emergency medical technician [Ambulance]. March 9, 1985
First response' program boosts ambulance service. May 5, 1985
Council approves fee increase. June 25, 1985
Supervisors OK ambulance fee hike. July 2, 1985
Fire department has new ambulance. August 1, 1985
Ambulance pact OK'd on 3-2 vote. October 25, 1988
Rescue delayeed in fatality as C.B. ambulances busy. November 18, 1988
Ambulance workers' pact calls for 1% to 3.75% raises. February 7, 1991
Ambulance fees may rise. April 20, 1993
County to buy new ambulance. No date
]]> Two envelopes with names of foreign exchange students listed by year.
On international scholarship French girl will attend classes at A.L. next year. July 17, 1955
Like all of us . . . French student thinks 'weather is terrible'. August 26, 1955
A.L. officials . . . explain why Miss Cuggie given merit certificate. June 12, 1956
A.L. diploma to exchange student. June 19, 1956
Staying with Beaumonts . . . Norwegian student like any American Teen-Ager. August 22, 1956
To live with Harding family . . . Diplomacy comes naturally for student from Spain. September 15, 1956
Rotarians to continue exchange program . . . Jap[anese] boy and Finnish girl to attend school in C.B. June 21, 1957
Finnish girl likes role of being 'older sister'. August 16, 1957
Staying at Putnam House . . . Belgian girl wants to learn all about America. September 8, 1957
Member of Explorer Post 16 . . . New scout suit and snow delight Japanese student. November 19, 1957
In the halls of learning . . . Thanksgiving impresses three foreign students. November 28, 1957
Under AFS scholarship plan two C.B. students get assignments in Europe. May 25, 1958
Chatter will go on --as usual. Turkish girl can hold own with foster sisters. August 17, 1958
After spending school year in Council Bluffs, Paula Ylanne back in Finland, but she's homesick for Iowa. September 14, 1958
Turkish student thrilled by the 'beautiful' snow. November 28, 1958
As guests of Meyersons and Hublers . . . exchange students from Italy, Greece to attend school here. July 14, 1959
Here's a boy who finds mowing the grass is fun. August 13, 1959
Take it from Teen-age critic Italian exchange studen will make big hit with A.L. boys. August 23, 1959
Foreign exchange students Mega and Laki appraise C.B. June 5, 1960
Exchange student to attend A.L. Swedish girl, 16, nearly brought football gear to Council Bluffs. August 23, 1960
Tumptn stays in Sweden, but A.L. girl has another visitor. January 1, 1961
American Field Service seeks parents. Would you like foreighn 'son, daughter' next school year? March 12, 1961
While attending A.L. high school . . . Student from Iceland to spend year with the Robnett family. July 7, 1961
To spend year with Robnetts, Icelander gets ready for coldest Winter of life. August 7, 1961
Has two high school diplomas. Turkish student returns 'Home' for the holidays. December 31, 1961
As guest of Dr. Paul Pedersens . . . Daughter of Japanese mayor to attend A.L. high school here. June 22, 1962
As guest of Hunter family . . . Daughter of French educators to attend Lewis Central School. June 27, 1962
Overcoming first barriers, French exchange student enthusiastic over bluffs. August 9, 1962
Staying with Dr. Paul Pedersen Family. Japanese girl knows how to study hard; will attend A.L. August 21, 1962
Aiko Yoshikawa unravels 'puzzle' from home land. February 3, 1963
Toastmaster hear Miss Roy. February 14, 1963
French girl has top grades. June 13, 1963
Exchange students leave here. A 'wonderful' year for Misses Roy, Yoshikawa. June 23, 1963
To arrive here Aug. 21. Colombian girl to live with Hennessy family, attend A.L. July 12, 1963
Turkish student 'drunk with beauty and size' of the U.S. August 17, 1963
Colombian girl is 'so excited' about attending school here. August 22, 1963
Bluffs will get 3 foreign pupils. Quota is largest in local history. May 3, 1964
Dutch boy and Thailand girl. Exchange to Bowen, Mannin homes. June 9, 1964
Japanese-Peruvian student is anxious to learn about the U.S. August 25, 1964
Lewis welcomes Argentine student. January 10, 1965
Departing students agree, 'AFS promotes peace and understanding'. June 6, 1965
Tziras attended A.L. in 1959. Greek student returns to C.B., finds most of his friends gone. June 18, 1965
AFS student. Brazilian youth to live with lashes, attend A.L. June 29, 1965
AFS student due here in August. German youth to stay with Klefstads, attend Tee Jay High. July 3, 1965
AFS student due in U.S. Aug. 16. Norwegian youth to live with the Fischers, attend L.C. High. July 7, 1965
AFS student to attend A.L. Brazilian fascinated by supermarkets, drive-ins. August 6, 1965
Kare speaks five languages. Norwegian police helped AFS pupil get quick start. August 19, 1965
At FS Fete. November 22, 1965
AFS students. November 29, 1965
Christmas customs. December 13, 1965
Stranded near Hancock. AFS trio weathers storm at farmhouse; ends up with pig. March 24, 1966
Speak to Rotarians. AFS students say year has passed too rapidly. April 1, 1966
From 25 countries. 42 AFS youths to visit Bluffs. July 3, 1966
AFS students report. Spaciousness, courtesy, noted. January 6, 1967
In the halls of learning. International friendship blooming in AL history class. March 1, 1967
Norwegian student to stay with Sam Browns. May 31, 1967
Arrives in August. Brazilian AFS student to attend Lewis Central. June 26, 1967
To stay with Idens. Ecuador girl to attend Tee Jay high next fall. July 2, 1967
AFS student here explains . . . Iceland not as cold-or hot-as C.B. August 22, 1968
Former AFS students are back for a visit. August 23, 1968
To attend Abraham Lincoln. Rhodesian girl likes pizza. August 25, 1968
Will attend Lew Central. German youth finds Iowa not flat, full of corn. August 26, 1968
AFS student finds some preconceived ideas weren't right. June 8, 1969
AFS students. August 31, 1969
Area students eyed for AFS exchange plan. October 31, 1969
Bolivian student finds a new home. May 28, 1970
Girl from France has better view of U.S. life now. May 29, 1970
Yugoslavian left prejudice at home. May 31, 1970
Exchange student : It helped to be Norwegian. June 14, 1971
Three AFS students to arrive. August 2, 1971
AFS student at A.L. South American talks to people. September 20, 1971
American music into repertoire. September 27, 1971
Sport of football is 'very violent'. October 11, 1971
AFS weekend planned. Foreign students honored. April 3, 1972
Differences in freedom, meals discovered by foreign students. October 16, 1972
Foreign students South Americans attend T.J. October 16, 1972
Foreign students at T.J. Their view of U.S. is same. December 22, 1973
U.S. unaware of own world. December 29, 1973
Platypus teeth are profitable. October 26, 1974
Britain, Mexico represented at Underwood's high school. October 27, 1974
Foreign exchange student A.L. volleyball makes her happy. September 20, 1975
AFS student want to see the world. September 27, 1975
Brazilian student heard good things about Iowa. July 30, 1977
Policeman from Sweden investigates U.S. on visit. June 8, 1980
Foreign students find Bluffs different yet similar to home. October 11, 1980
Iowa years opened German's horizons. November 25, 2007
U.S. parks and beaches impress young Japanese. No date.
]]> Twin City]]> Twin City Congregation Has Moved Into New Home; Expect First Pastor After Jan. 1. December 1, 1962
Church On New Site. June 1, 1968
New Church Planned. May 10, 1968
Twin City Baptists Worship In Church; Dedication March 16. March 8, 1969
Church Dedication Is Set For Sunday; Install Pastor. March 15, 1969
To Worship In Loaned Dwelling. August 13, 1969]]> (formerly Walnut Grove Chapel)
1001 North 29th St.]]> 5-Year Dream May Become Reality At Walnut Grove; To Raise Funds For Structure. October 23, 1954
To Build $37,351 Educational Unit; 1st Baptist Okays Walnut Grove Plan. November 26, 1955
Dedication Will Open New Unit; Dr. Smith To Speak At Walnut Grove September 15, 1956
Dr. Smith Lauds 2 Church Groups; At Dedication of Walnut Grove Unit. September 17, 1956
Baptists Buy House For Chapel's Pastor. April 4, 1957
Walnut Grove Chapel to Dedicate New Unit; Dr. Smith To Speak At Sept. 16 Ceremony. September 9, 1956
Walnut Grove Approves Plans For Construction Of Church; Groundbreaking Tentatively Set. May 8, 1965
To Break Ground On Sunday. May 15, 1965
Breaks Ground. May 17, 1965
Stone To Be Laid Sunday. October 9, 1965
Cornerstone Event. October 11, 1965
Worship in Sanctuary. February 12, 1966
Walnut Grove Baptist Is Now Independent Church. April 20, 1963
Walnut Grove Plans Day of Dedication. March 19, 1966
Walnut Grove to feature new organ. March 22, 1980
Two Churches To Burn Mortgages. March 23, 1984]]> 1936-1974]]> Free public library, with 56,000 volumes, is outgrowth of one room of donated books. July 26, 1936
Name library room for Mark Twain. November 17, 1952
New children's library is gay and bright wonderland. September 23, 1952
Laying the cornerstoner of CB Library was big event. May 28, 1953
Expansion year at the library. January 1, 1954
Educator praises library in Bluffs. June 11, 1955
Available at public library. Reading accelerator helps conquer mountains of words. October 18, 1959
With reproductions of 20 famed paintings… library to start new art program Tuesday. August 20, 1961
Library has book problem. February 10, 1962
Library obtains 8 new paintings. July 16, 1962
Gift to public library. Old phone books are full of color, historical data. April 5, 1963
200 people at library event. January 20, 1964
Library gets $200. February 23, 1964
Library gets copy machine. May 24, 1964
Farmers donate book to library. October 4, 1964
If facility is vacated, branch library proposed at West Broadway fire station. January 4, 1965
To issue about 15 lifetime cards, Public Library to mark 60th year in its present building. April 18, 1965
Library to mark 60th anniversary. April 25, 1965
Library to buy book about C.B. redo painting. February 12, 1966
Presents Book. March 1, 1966
May conduct campaign. Wante fire station for branch library. March 16, 1966
Developed by citizens. C.B. Library enters its second century. March 20, 1966
Deep-digging genealogists uncover all kinds of people. Crook -or royalty-in you family? August 28, 1966
At public library, new historical room to be opened on Sunday. October 26, 1966
Library is now bulging. May 21, 1967
Report reveals . . .Bayliss site is eyed for library building. September 29, 1968
Suggest site for C.B. Library. October 3, 1968
Library center opened. November 5, 1968
Library relocation top of six goals. January 1, 1969
Tinley elected, non-resident's fee upped $1.50. January 12, 1969
Library board asks for plan to aid county. April 28, 1969
Supervisors table idea for library. June 16, 1969
Year test period, rural bookmobile is tabled. July 2, 1969
16 new art reproductions added to library's list. August 16, 1969
Borrowed items drop 9,594. See changes for library. December 30, 1969
Changes eyed for library. January 16, 1970
New teletype aids library's efficiency. March 4, 1970
Teletype for library. March 5, 1970
Doll collection to public library. May 31, 1970
Library to open Sunday for browsing. October 11, 1970
Bookmobile to operate. December 10, 1970
Wilcox past in pictures. April 16, 1971
Public Library. September 12, 1971
Strike delays arrival of bookmobile. January 2, 1972
Library Board re-elects Langdon. January 15, 1972
Bookmobile arrives C.B. library. March 18, 1972
Bookmobile stocked and ready for use. March 23, 1972
Tremendous response' for library's bookmobile. April 6, 1972
Circulation up 21 per cent. Council Bluffs bookmobile finds new customers. October 1, 1972
Public library to display 197-piece art collection. October 27, 1972
New library in project. Citizen group backs renewal. October 31, 1972
Council Bluffs-Omaha book lending equal. November 26, 1972
1972 will be hard year to follow, librarian says. December 24, 1972
Bluffs shut-ins get special book delivery from library. February 4, 1973
Federal cutbacks may end wire service to C.B. Library. March 1, 1973
Council Bluffs Public Library to serve as regional center. July 12, 1973
But three are dropped, bookmobile adds six stops. March 27, 1974
Library balance at $44,810. July 19, 1974
]]> ]]> ]]> 9/84 Pastor: Rev. Sammie Hughes]]> W. Broadway]]> Attorney; Smith, Peterson, Beckman & Willson]]> Law partner. December 25, 1977 [2 copies]
Let's chat with Gregory Barntsen. January 22, 1978
Health center board has new president. March 27, 1981]]> Bartlett Now Has A 'New' Blacksmith Shop. November 24, 1957
Loss Of School Will Be Blow To Bartlett; If Aid Doesn't Arrive. April 16, 1961
Bartlett Residents Ask To Lease Unused School For Community; Committee Formed To Meet With Board. February 26, 1963
Last Of Colorful Past To Go; Interstate Wipes out Stage Line Marker. December 27, 1964
Bartlett cafe: It's a home away from home. January 13, 1991
]]> In tight farm money market. Land bank offers an alternative. March 30, 1980
Production loss expected. Federal agency offers to buy wheat at $3.99. April 8, 1980
Farm loan interest up. April 22, 1980
Isu economists discuss 1985 farm gig outlook. November 4, 1984
Senate ag hearing in Underwood. February 7, 1987
Five SWI counties on drought aid list. May 27, 1988
Americans pay less than most for food. March 16, 1994
Farmers get small share of food dollar. March 16, 1994
]]> Halt work on Alter Co. Plant. November 23, 1962
Talking business . . . Alter Company in operation. January 20, 1963
Modern salvage. May 5, 1963
Alter Co. get big baling shear. April 29, 1964
Scrap metal processing firm in C.B. is growing. April 25, 1965
Alter Company recognized union. September 7, 1965
Condenses metal. After Co. dedicated a unique machine. May 20, 1968
Alter Co. seeks variance to permit junk car burning. May 26, 1969
Cleaning up junked autos company goal. October 11, 1970
C.B. firm denied burning extension. April 1, 1972
Open burning hearing set. April 10, 1972
Giant jaws will eat junk cars. May 20, 1973
Big crane does the job. December 8, 1973
Up to 800 a day, hungry monster eats old autos. April 5, 1974
Auto junkpile has memories. July 26, 1975
Council Bluffs has own 'jaws'. July 31, 1976
Junkers provide a bonue. December 26, 1977
Lack of water, gusty winds fan blaze in salvage dump. October 28, 1988
City : Get permit after dump blaze. October 29, 19898
Unknown 'explosion' rocks Bluffs. December 29, 1988
Explosion was at site of Alters Trading Co. December 30, 1988
]]> Chrmn Nati'l Committee on Insanity Defense
She died 4-24-79]]> Sen. Bayh To Attend Reception In Bluffs. September 28, 1975
Bayh says many have lost faith. December 21, 1975
Marvella Bayh Loses Battle With Cancer. April 25, 1979]]>
Aidex cleanup plans detailed. No date.
EPA suggests change to speed cleanups. No date.
Many samples taken, Aidex work in full swing. No date.
Aidex completes plant south of C.B. October 3, 1974
Bluffs company pinched by EPA chemical rules. November 03, 1980
Chemical firm upset oversuit. June 23, 1981
Top priority in Iowa. EPA targets Aidex site. October 25, 1981
Security fence being installed around Aidex. December 6, 1981
No contamination' in wells near Aidex. December 4, 1981
$465,000 allocated for cleanup. Old Aidex site 'most hazardous'. October 6, 1982
Aidex on EPA list. December 20, 1982
Aidex listing expected, but other site weren't. December 31, 1982
DEQ concerned about Aidex site. January 20, 1983
EPA pressed to clean up Aidex. February 21, 1983
More funds for mess at Aidex. February 25, 1983
Bids out on Aidex cleanup. March 2, 1983
Iowa agency 'fed up' with foot-dragging on Aidex cleanup. March 7, 1983
Confusion over Aidex cleanup. March 8, 1983
Branstad wants details on Aidex. March 9, 1983
State, U.S. officials will tour Aidex site. March 9, 1983
Aidex clean up to be revised. March 10, 1983
Aidex site : 'despicable'. March 12, 1983
EPA 'frustrated' with cleanup attempts. March 12, 1983
Neighbors differ on dangers. March 13, 1983
Some worry about contamination. Aidex neighbors disagree. March 13, 1983
Branstad, Jepsen to meet on Aidex. March 26, 1983
Wide range in bids on Aidex project. March 31, 1983
Aidex contract awarded. April 16,1983
Public meeting on Aidex. May 3, 1983
Public meeting on Aidex. May 4, 1983
Wheels begin to turn on Aidex site cleanup. June 10, 1983
Aidex clean-up in progress now. June 25, 1983
Heat will make task hot, uncomfortable. June 25, 1983
Cleanup gears up. June 30, 1983
Many samples taken, Aidex work in full swing. July 18, 1983
Tanker cars to remove 'goop', Aidex barrel residue is tested. July 22, 1983
Aug. 8 completion at Aidex? August 1, 1983
Cleanup extended at Aidex. August 9, 1983
Aidex cleanup delayed as more waste is found. August 14, 1983
Final inspection at Aidex Monday. August 17, 1983
Final check at Aidex. August 22, 1983
Little left to be done at Aidex. August 24, 1983
Seven bid on Aidex cleanup. December 16, 1983
Aidex clean up set to continue. February 15, 1984
EPA makes Aidex study available. February 25, 1984
Aidex draft study made available. March 5, 1984
New Jersey company resume Aidex cleanup. March 13, 1984
(No headline) - The second phase of the cleanup at the Aidex plant . . . March 13, 1984
Aidex wok set to continue. March 20, 1984
EPA considers legal action concerning Aidex cleanup costs. March 24, 1985
Cleanup work continues at Aidex suite. March 25, 1984
Work finished at Aidex site? April 5, 1984
Weather slows Aidex cleanup. April 8, 1984
Aidex cleanup plans revealed. November 29, 1984
Some questions on Aidex EPA official can't answer. November 29, 1984
EPA official sets November for removal of soil of Aidex. July 31, 1985
EPA delays final cleanup at Aidex site. August 17, 1985
State may not have Aidex cleanup funds. November 16, 1985
Department to seek more Aidex money. November 21, 1985
Cleanup at Aidex halted, awaiting 'Superfund' action. December 4, 1985
Aidex cleanup to gear up in summer. June 3, 1986
$7 million Aidex cleanup OK'd. July 11, 1986
Feds OK final Aidex cleanup. August 1, 1986
Rains delay cleanup of Aidex dump. October 2, 1986
Firms sued over Aidex site cleanup. July 30, 1987
Aidex finishes toxic cleanup. May 13, 1987
EPA says no further cleanup planned at C.B. Aidex waste site. July 8, 1988
Conflicting reports from EPA cause Aidex cleanup confusion. July 11, 1988
Aidex court battle continues. April 25, 1989
EPA seeking comment on Aidex cleanup plan. November 21, 1990
]]> Attorney]]> Beckman to Head Toastmasters Club. September 26, 1950
Beckman is Legion's New Service Officer. November 9, 1950
Toastmasters Name Beckman for Area Speech Tournament. February 21, 1951
People in the news: Harold Beckman, local attorney, will represent the Toastmasters....February 25, 1957
Beckman, Casotti to Legion Board. September 11, 1952
Beckman to Head American Legion. July 9, 1953
Beckman to Head Holy Name Society. December 15, 1958
Beckman Named Industrial Head. February 10, 1960
Beckman to Head GOP Committee. February 12, 1960
Party Heads And The Public Compare Tenets Of Politics. February 14, 1960
Mr. Silhouette. January 28, 1962
GOP Again Names Bluffs Attorney. June 30, 1962
County GOP Chief To Resign; Beckman Cites Press Of Business. March 7, 1963
Beckman Named To Board At Wilson. January 29, 1965
Bluffs Alumni Award Winner. May 30, 1969
About Editors And Editorials; Guest Article. March 31, 1971
A "Special Award". April 25, 1971.
Beckman to lead foundation. March 12, 1979
Let's Chat...with Harold Beckman. March 25, 1979
Harold Beckman heads Industrial Foundation. March 3, 1982
Beckman resigns from commission. May 13, 1982
Beckman defends role in Water Works probe. May 24, 1985]]>