See also: Planned Parenthood (2) re: Madison School
See also: Individual files under school names]]> School district cluster method draws critics. April 1, 1986
Principals given new assignments. April 15, 1986
Cluster reports: Leave district 'status quo.' April 16, 1986
STOP petition has over 1,700 signatures. April 21, 1986
Plan would close five C.B. schools. April 23, 1986
Hearing will center on Madison, Tinley closings. April 28, 1986
Lepley peppered with queries as nearly 100 crowd hearing.
April 29, 1986
Tears flow as 60 make plea to save Peterson School. May 2, 1986
Final hearing on closings to take place at DeForest. May 7, 1986
DeForest hearing draws 150. May 8, 1986
Closings may result in appeal. May 8, 1986
Last of school hearings is tonight. May 8, 1986
Schools begin plan to reassign teachers. May 19, 1986
Lepley: No northeast schools to close now. May 9, 1986
Indications point to vote for closings. May 13, 1986
It's official: Five schools to be closed. May 14, 1986
Bluffs school closings fall under DPI review. July 8, 1986
State to take close look this week at Bluffs elementary school closings. July 22, 1986 'Fair' panel judges battle over schools. July 24, 1986
School property panel members chosen. July 25, 1986
Police, schools district study vacant building; District looks at future use for buildings. July 26, 1986
Study committee plans to seek 'beneficial' use of properties. July 30, 1986 The 'worst is over' in school closings. August 2, 1986
Panel supports on Bluffs board on school closings. August 21, 1986 Parent: Ruling end of school fight. August 22, 1986
Police eye empty school facility. September 24, 1986 District needs proposals for empty schools. September 25, 1986
Empty school uses proposed. October 1, 1986
Church schools proposed for Tinley, Lake buildings. October 3, 1986
Panel to consider uses for seven empty schools. October 14, 1986 Committee seeks appraisals for vacant school properties. October 15, 1986
Panel hears seven proposals for unused school properties. October 29, 1986
Panel wants to give police a free school. November 7, 1986
Reports ready on selling off school land. November 8, 1986
Panel recommends uses for nine empty schools. November 12, 1986 Appraisals ordered for vacant schools. December 4, 1986
C.B. School Board will begin action to sell properties. January 19, 1987 Board backs selling schools, ponders AEA use of Peterson. January 2, 1987
Area Education board takes tour of Peterson school. February 2, 1987 Real-estate agencies bid to sell school properties. March 17, 1989 Realtors cry foul in school vote. March 18, 1987
School may keep Tinley for alternative learning. May 4, 1987
School buyers line up, Tinley may not be sold. May 6, 1987
C.B. schools keep Tinley, move centers. May 20, 1987
School buildings may be retained for new programs. May 20, 1987
School property worth $750,000-plus. June 19, 1987
One bid submitted for Wednesday sale of school property. June 30, 1987 Schools 'pleased' with bids. July 2, 1987
Loess Hills AEA to buy C.B.'s Peterson school. July 17, 1987
Hearing set on school purchase. July 22, 1987
Board will decide on sale of schools. July 20, 1987
Board approves school lease. July 25, 1987
St. Albert board approves bid to purchase DeForest School. July 28, 1987
Final hearing Monday on Madison rezoning. September 27, 1987
Planned Parenthood proposal for Madison School is defeated. September 29, 1987
Fate of Madison school sale clouded after rezoning defeat. September 30, 1987
Board proposal delayed on Madison School sale. October 6, 1987
Sunnydale School may become house. October 14, 1987
School board to discuss Madison building's fate. October 20, 1987
Madison School to be sold again after zoning denial. October 21, 1987
Madison School eyed as site for day-care, apartments. October 29, 1987
Bidders plan day-care center for Madison School building. November 11, 1987
]]> Panel recommends asbestos removal January 16, 1986
School levy funds use list developed. November 21, 1987
Board to review building needs for C.B. schools. December 7, 1981]]> Lainson Praised By Iowa Bankers - Sheriff Is Complimented For His "Fine Protective Cooperation." (no date)
Supervisors Want $150 From Sheriff - Old Board Instructs County Attorney To Collect For Washer (no date)
Lainson Is Appointed - Sheriff Becomes Red Cross Disaster Relief Chairman (no date)
Sheriff Lainson Is A Candidate For Postmaster - Announces He Will Seek To Succeed Williams (no date)
Lainson Heads Hospital Project - Besley And Galloway Also On American Legion Committee. April 5 (no year)
Lainson Is Cited For Silver Star - Former AFE Captain To Get Decoration For Leading Attack. Gallantry Is Praised January 31, 1930
Chief Of Police Rumors Irksome To Percy Lainson March 18, 1934
State Head - Auxiliary Elects Mrs. Bess Lainson - Council Bluffs Woman To Head State Legion Organization - Choice Is Unanimous August 14, 1936
To Captain Women (no date)
Seargeant Lainson Gets His Orders; To The Rear Rank February 3, 1937
Lainson Is District Legion Commander - State Convention Names Three As His Aides. August 11, 1937
P.A. Lainson Is Legion Leader - Elected Commander At Annual Meeting June 29, 1939
Lainson Named State Tax Agent August 2, 1939
State Guard Is Nearly Ready - Nearly All Of First Regiment Sworn In January 3, 1942
Named Warden - Lainson Warden At Ft. Madison - Named To State Penitentiary Post July 30, 1942
Sent To Eldora September 4, 1945
Scores Ask To Attend Execution June 1949
Reappointed (no date)
Mrs. Lainson Named November 26, 1951
Returning Sunday . . . August 17, 1952
Move Under Way To Name Bess Lainson To Top Legion Post August 27, 1953
Key Legion Auxiliary Post To Mrs. Lainson September 11, 1953
Warden Lainson To Address Attorneys February 28, 1954
Candidate For President's Post - Iowa Legion Auxiliary Nominates Mrs. Lainson . . . June 20, 1954
Mrs. Lainson Is Slated For Legion Post August 23, 1954
Cool Feet, Breakfast Are Essential To Bess Lainson August 30, 1954
Mrs. Lainson Only Nominee - Will Be Next Head Of Legion Auxiliary September 1, 1954
Bess Lainson Installed As Legion Auxiliary President September 2, 1954
A Year's 'Parole' For New Legion Auxiliary President September 3, 1954
C.B. Always Will Be 'Home' To Our Bess September 9, 1954
Lainson Program At Bayliss Park September 9, 1954
Bess Calls Homecoming An 'Adventure In Friendship' - Overflow Crowd At Banquet . . . September 10, 1954
With The Women - Poppies Bloom, Even In Glass, At Reception Honoring Legion Officials September 10, 1954
Mrs. Bess Lainson To Visit In Europe October 3, 1954
Lainson Is Named 'Warden Of Year' September 29, 1955
Warden Lainson To Return Here - Plans New Home For Retirement April 25, 1958
Lainson's Retirement May Come This Fall June 13, 1958
Retired Warden To Head Census - Headquarters To Be At Council Bluffs January 2, 1959
Let's Chat With Percy Lainson January 11, 1959
In Washington: February 4, 1959
Lainson To Leave Post In September July 17, 1959
Informal Parties Honor Visitors Here For Week August 19, 1959
Endorse Lainson For Top State Post October 13, 1959
At Last Man's Club Event . . . October 24, 1962
It Was A Cold, Sad Day When They Buried Dodge - General's Rites Recalled . . . November 3, 1963
Lainson Dies; Retired Warden - Served As Sheriff For 10-year Period May 3, 1964
First Lifetime Membership Presented - National President Officiates November 10, 1965
Mrs. Lainson Dies At Home Of Daughter May 22, 1966]]> Schools Supt. Leonard Gregory said classes won't begin there until next fall, however. The cost of Franklin, also being constructed by Knudson, is $724,442. The money for all three projects is coming from the district's school house tax fund.]]> 3130 Avenue C]]> Franklin Feels Age. September 9, 1973
Site Work Is Continuing. November 9, 1974
Open Space Instructional Plan Approved At Franklin. July 24, 1975
Franklin Program Has Top Priority For School Year. August 24, 1975
Basics Are Key At Franklin. August 26, 1975
Franklin School opening is still set for January. December 15, 1975
Franklin School will be opened. January 27, 1976
Low profile for new Franklin School. January 31, 1976
Crossing the street to their new school... February 3, 1976
District studies Franklin gymnasium. July 8, 1976
Franklin gym to be restored. November 16, 1976
Work continues on gym despite letter from fire marshal. November 24, 1976
Old gym won't be in use. November 27, 1976
Franklin gym use could be trouble. November 29, 1976
Grant waivers for use of gym. February 9, 1977
Franklin's gym gets green light. February 22, 1977
Renovation bids for Franklin gym. April 5, 1977
Construction okayed at two Bluffs schools. May 17, 1977
Bluffs firm low bidder on gymnasium. April 26, 1977
Franklin project delayed after Glendale objection. May 3, 1977Schools may get requested work. May 13, 1977
Walls may go up at Franklin School. August 16, 1977
Gregory says Franklin has more flexibility. September 18, 1977
Franklin walls issue postponed. September 7, 1977
Franklin wall issue delayed until Sept. 19. September 8, 1977
Further study for wall needs. September 20, 1977
Movable wall approved for Franklin School. November 2, 1977
After 2 years Franklin gymnasium back in use. January 9, 1978
Franklin walls go up at spring break. March 7, 1978
Walls at Franklin. March 20, 1978
Bluffs students get ready to say 'no' to drug abuse. October 18, 1986
Nestle's bars recalled by booster club. March 18, 1989
Glass in candy was accidental. March 18, 1989
Students kept happy in outage. October 17, 1990

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