I.C. Railroad At Near Standstill - About 40 workers In C.B. On Strike April 8, 1964
1,600 Operating Employees Prepare For Railroad Strike - In Council Bluffs April 9, 1964
Give And Take Agreement Ends Railroad Strike Threat - President Victor In Tough Domestic Test April 23, 1964
Rail Settlement Result Of Dogged Persistence By LBJ - Insight On How He Runs The Presidency April 23, 1964
General Terms Of The Rail Settlement April 23, 1964
Death Of Freight House October 17, 1967
IC Workers Enter Third Day Of Strike - Crew Member Dispute April 10, 1969
Picket IC Railroad April 11, 1969
Cars Derail On IC Line August 4, 1969
Out Of Court Settlement On Narmi Railroad Suit June 1, 1978
Parents Sue Over Death Of Son, 2 December 20, 1978
Railroads Pledge Crossing Repair January 22, 1981]]> File #2
1/1/81--]]> Plan would use neighboring jails. September 23, 1980
Area jails to hold young offenders. September 26, 1980
Christian Home to be reimbursed. October 30, 1980
Past officials of Home facing theft charges. January 27, 1981
Christian Home issues statement. January 28, 1981
Christian Home grant is approved. February 16, 1981
Grant sought for runaway program. April 28, 1981
Juvenile detention plans studied. July 15, 1981
Runaways to get help; Christian Home gets grant. August 30, 1981
CHA to provide homemaker care. July 1, 1982
'Running away.' May 30, 1982
'For the kid off the street;. May 30, 1982
$61,000 for Christian Home. December 31, 1982
Christian Home marks 100 years. February 26, 1983
Christian Home plan blossoms. March 10, 1983
Christian Home board is named. March 11, 1983
Christian Home marks centennial. March 22, 1983
Cosby Home 'hero'. April 2, 1983
Profession begins at CHA. May 26, 1983
Grant for runaway program. July 8, 1983
CHA served 13,809 meals. July 10, 1983
Run; An 'answer' for many teens. July 24,m 1983
Christian Home gains honors. October 28, 1983
Christian Home may get break on its phone bill. November 16, 1983
Christian Home seeks funds for renovation. January 26, 1984
Christian Home campus prepares for renovation. February 5, 1984
Knox elected president for the Christian Home. March 24, 1984
Answer starts with family; The runaway problem. April 8, 1984
Christian Home receives gift. May 15, 1984
Team effort helped CHA drive; $1.2 million raised for renovation. June 14, 1984
CHA alumni establish scholarship program. August 23, 1984
CHA sets food program. September 18, 1984
Songwriter tells teens anyone can write song. September 14, 1984
Christian Home hit with 'Growing pains'. September 6, 1984
Christian Home gets Kresge grant of $100,000. October 2, 1984
Kresge Foundation grant 'gives Home credibility'. October 3, 1984
Students, actor enjoy 'exercise'. December 14, 1984
Introducing 'psycho-education' to Bluffs. December 26, 1984
It's moving time at Christian Home Association. January 24, 1985
Hopp is chosen president of CHA trustees. March 28, 1985
Christian Home cites local families. April 24, 1985
Children's Square gets financial boost. May 31, 1985
'Children's Square' launched; Mayors help break ground. July 17, 1985
Christian Home screening method interests nation. July 30, 1985
French educator wraps up U.S. visit. August 12, 1985
Christian Home reunion links young, old. August 19, 1985
Flowers beautify downtown. August 29, 1985
Working on Children's Square. September 16, 1985
Adults are youths' 'special friends'. October 21, 1985
Canopy tops Childen's Square's new park. October 24, 1985
Henry Doorly Zoo to get 'E' bricks. October 31, 1985
Children's Square flag flies over new Peterson Entry Park. November 26, 1985
Children's Square on cover of international magazine. March 18, 1986
CHA/Christian Home leaders picked Wednesday. March 27, 1986
Blatt chosen new executive director of Christian Home. July 2, 1986
Perfect night for fund-raiser. August 25, 1986
Mother sues over drowning at indoor pool. September 9, 1986
Discovery Park is vision-come-true. October 3, 1986
Educare combines day-care, learning. November 15, 1986
Two youths arrested at Children's Square. January 2, 1987
Two juvenile programs bid for Pottawattamie business. February 11, 1987
Teens face peer pressure to fight and use drugs. March 17, 1987
Area agency to discuss Childrens [sic] Square, aged. March 26, 1987
Runaways focus of young ambassadors. March 22, 1987
Children's Square lists new officers. March 27, 1981
Supervisors approve change in juvenile program contract. April 9, 1987
Grants total $22,000 for Bluffs agency. June 16, 1987
Children's Square U.S.A. benefit will be at Bluffs Run in October. September 2, 1987
Sign to direct runaways to Children's Square. September 18, 1987
Children's Square earns accreditation. October 4, 1987
Chicago priest receives award at Children's Square benefit. October 9, 1987
Dodge House, Children's Square get grants. November 5, 1987
Event nets $34,000 for Children's Square. November 5, 1987
ILEX staff share family traditions. December 13, 1987
Christmas traditions important to youth at Children's Square. December 3, 1987
AIDS victim, 16, will visit on Saturday. March 25, 1988
Children's Sqaure names new officers. March 24, 1988
Gutsy AIDS victim visits Children's Square. March 27, 1988
Program will give foster parents support, training. May 11, 1988
3 graduate from program. May 12, 1988
MAPA OK's fund request for shelter. June 3, 1988
Children's Square capsule marks delayed centennial. August 30, 1988
Des Moines runaway spent 6 days at Children's Square. September 17, 1988
Complaint cites abuse at Children's Square. February 3, 1989
Meeting the pinch in taking care of kids. March 10, 1990
Child welfare a political football. March 10, 1990
Ross will lobby in Washington for more youth-home funding. April 23, 1990
Children's Square seeking $123,000 from supervisors. May 31, 1990
Teen treated for stab wound. August 19, 1990
]]> File #1 to 9/9/87]]> File #1 to 9/9/87]]> Checks Part Of Beams February 8, 1939
Locate More Of I-Beams From Creek - Boltz Moved Fifteen From Bridge Sites, He Tells Committee February 16, 1939
C.O. Nickell Testifies On Steel Beams - Gives History Of Dispute Since It First Was Opened February 17, 1939
One I-Beam Sold But No Money Paid - Hancock Uses Steel But Withholds Check, Madigan Testified February 18, 1939
Three Beams Missing, One Witness Says - Voss Declares He Counted Eleven, But Eight Accounted For February 22, 1939
Find I-Beams Balance With List Given - Committee Completes Hearings On Iron Taken From Bridges February 24, 1939
Committee On I-Beams Has Report - All Beams Accounted For -- Asks Payment On One Taken Away March 10, 1939
Clean Mud From Concrete Section October 2, 1942
City Trucks Are Damaged In Mud - Men Relieved When Rain Falls Heavily October 3, 1942
Rain Hampers Work On Creek October 5, 1942
Indian Creek's 23 Floods In Last Half Century Have Cost The City $10.010,000 July 1947
Progress On Indian Creek - $11,738 Project Nearing Completion August 27, 1950
Indian Creek September 12, 1950
$30,000 Bond Issue For New Creek Spans October 4, 1950
Creek Project Is Turned Over To City November 0, 1950
To Complete Creek Bridge This Week November 27, 1950
Channel Opened For Indian Creek - $500,000 Project Is 75 Percent Complete December 4, 1950
'Einstein Theory' Cleans The Creek - New Outlet May Solve An Old City Problem June 10, 1951
Silt Is Villain Of Indian Creek - Probe Cause, Effect Of Big City Problem February 24, 1952
Silt Problem Traced To Watershed Outside City - Indian Creek . . . February 25, 1952
Conservation Plan Eyed By Comstock - May Be Answer To Indian Creek Problem February 26, 1952
Conservation Treatment May Solve Creek Troubles - Would Control Silt . . . February 26, 1952
Doubt Need Of Diversion Ditch Under Soils Program February 27, 1952
USDA May Seek Funds For Creek - Eye Conservation Plan As Solution January 2, 1953
Outline Program To Control Creek - Soil Conservation Would Play Big Part January 19, 1953
Take No Stand On Creek Plan - City Officials To Study USDA Proposal January 21, 1953
'Einstein Theory' Works On Creek - Cleaning Process Saves City Money June 14, 1953
Col. Hayes Warns About Possible Creek Flooding - River Is Harnessed, But . . . November 1, 1956
Creek Control Plan Is Studied - City Is Preparing To Present Report November 2, 1956
City To Act Fast On Creek Project - Will Decide Whether To Revive 1947 Plan November 10, 1956
Flood Plan Cost To City At $500,000 - Federal Share For Indian Creek Work Seen At $4,600,000 November 11, 1956
Watershed Proposal Revived For Indian Creek Flood Control - An Association Recommended . . . November 18, 1956
'United Effort' Urged To Control Indian Creek Here December 4, 1956
Creek Cleanout Gets Under Way - Bulldozer Breaks Frost On The Silt January 19, 1958
Indian Creek Can Be Harnessed By Keeping Water Where It Falls - Proposed Program Divided Into Two Plans January 26, 1958
MVA Official Labels Indian Creek A 'Threat' - River Is 'Blessing', But . . . March 6, 1958
Army Engineers And SCS Map Out Indian Creek Flood Control Plan - Most Of The Details Are Hanging Fire As April 29, 1958
Muddy Creek Must Be Cleaned; But, Lack Of Money Is Problem - After Hour And One-Half Parley, All Agree . . . August 9, 1958
City Can Not Set Up 'Kitty' To Clean Creek - State Law Blocks 'Best' Plan . . . August 10, 1958
Council Approves Bid To Clean Portion Of Creek - U.P. Buys 150,000 Yards Of Silt January 6, 1959
Credit Ratings Of City Is Tops - Sells $100,000 In Bonds At 2.68 Pct. March 3, 1959
Iowa Resources Council Eyes Future Plans For Indian Creek - Holds Quarterly Meeting Here April 17, 1959
After 7 Months, Creek Cleaning Job Nears End August 23, 1959
Develop Impressive Plan To Control Indian Creek - Army Engineers And SCS . . . September 23, 1959
$1 Million Dam Eyed For Creek - Key Structure In Army - SCS Proposal October 22, 1959
$3 Million Proposal To Control Indian Creek - Jointly Submitted By Army Engineers, Soil Conservation Service October 23, 1959
City To Authorize Detailed Plans For Controlling Creek - Without Committing Any Money November 22, 1959
Board Favors Flood Project - County Supervisors Adopt Resolution March 24, 1960
$3.2 Million Creek Flood Control Plan Calls For Decision: Is It Worth The Cost? March 4, 1961
City And County Approve SCS Part Of Creek Plan - Eye 15 Small Dams In Watershed April 4, 1961
Church Receives Council's Blessing To Widen Span Across Indian Creek - Emanuel Lutheran To Pay Cost July 11, 1961
Congress Gets Watershed Plan - $541,000 Sought For Indian Creek July 13, 1961
City Confident Of Creek Grant July 26, 1961
Prospects Bright For Indian Creek Flood Plan - Four Area Watershed Programs Stand Good Chance July 31, 1961
House Ag Group Oks Creek Plans - Watershed Projects Now Before Senate August 1, 1961
Creek Projects Not 'Rejected' - Special Study By Senators Planned August 18, 1961
Indian Creek Program Set - $550,000 For Upland Water Control Work October 18, 1961
Jensen, Senators Join For Indian Creek Fight - Seek Approval Of Senate Subcommittee August 27, 1961
Senate Subcommittee Okays Indian Creek Watershed Plan - At Special Meeting . . . September 1, 1961
Engineers Recommend $2.5 Million Creek Plan - Senate Group Okays Watershed Project September 6, 1961
Board Of Army Engineers Okays Indian Creek Plan - First Hurdle November 17, 1961
Creek Project Hearing Feb. 16 - State Receives Flood Control Plan January 24, 1962
Resources Council To Rule On Creek Plan In March - About 100 People At Hearing February 16, 1962
Fascinating Drainage Tube Has Left Many Youths Trapped In Indian Creek - Source Of Worry To City Firemen March 4, 1962
State Resources Council Okays Indian Creek Plan - For Flood Control Dam, Reservoir March 8, 1962
Engineers Propose Indian Creek Dam August 26, 1962
House Okays Creek Project September 4, 1962
Indian Creek Flood Control Project Step Nearer Reality - $50,000 For Advance Engineering September 21, 1962
Indian Creek Plan Advances - House Groups Okay $1,270,000 Outlay September 27, 1962
Senate Committee Okays Funds For The Indian Creek Project - No Money For Advance Engineering September 28, 1962
Votes $50,000 For Planning Creek Job September 29, 1962
Senate Approves Indian Creek Plan October 5, 1962
Preliminary Work On Creek Program Should Start Soon - After 15 Years Of Waiting October 7, 1962
Flood Control Plan Explained December 11, 1962
Test Borings To Start Feb. 1 On Creek Flood Control Plan - Project Slowly Nearing Reality January 13, 1963
$45,000 Additional Asked For Indian Creek Project - Among Proposals To Congress January 17, 1963
Another Contractor Will Complete Creek Project - Fremont Firm Is Out February 9, 1963
Tests Soil On Creek Project February 11, 1963
New Contract For Indian Creek Work April 9, 1963
Creek Cleaning Project Okayed - 7 Minor Items To Be Corrected June 3, 1963
Lack Of Communication Delays Creek Plan - Several City Councilmen Feel . . . September 24, 1963
House Okays Creek Project - Allots $45,000 For Planning Dam November 20, 1963
Indian Creek Flood Control Project Could Start In 1965 -If City Council Gives The Word . . . January 26, 1964
City's Cost Of Creek Project Up $650,000 - Engineers Push For Decision February 14, 1964
Engineers Tell Need For Creek Dam And Reservoir February 16, 1964
Indian Creek Flood Control Plan May Wind Up On Shelf - City Councilmen Indicate February 16, 1964
Rep. Jensen Asks Engineers To Re-Evaluate Creek Plan Costs - 'Out Of Proportion' March 18, 1964
City May Get 50-50 Break On Cost Of Indian Creek Project - Under 1936 Flood Control Act March 23, 1964
Bluffs' Share Of Creek Plan Cut To $1,200,000 - Brig. Gen. Walker Reveals April 24, 1964
Bluffs Must Decide Soon On Creek Flood Control Project - Could Cost About $1,200,000 April 26, 1964
Four Erosion Control Projects May Be Contracted This Fall - In The Indian Creek Watershed May 31, 1964
Council Finally Approves Creek Flood Control Plans - After 20 Years Of Delays . . . June 2, 1964
Indian Creek Dam Project May Begin In 1966-67 - Date Dependent On SCS Soil Erosion Project June 7, 1964
$300,000 For Indian Creek June 11, 1964
Senate Committee Okays $300,000 For Creek Dam - Included In House-Passed Bill August 6, 1964
Indian Creek Project Might Get Under Way Next Summer - Engineers, City Officials Meet August 25, 1964
Indian Creek Plans Due In April Or May - Deeper Look Into Design February 21, 1965
Odds Against Flood To Be Astronomical - When Indian Creek Project Is Completed May 2, 1965
Army Engineers Trim $155,000 From Creek Project Estimates - Officials Review Plans May 4, 1965
Money For Indian Creek Approved By Committee - Available In '66 June 17, 1965
2 Firms Named For Creek Work - Building Of Dam To Start This Year July 4, 1965
Dam, Spillway Bids In January - Part Of Project For Indian Creek July 7, 1965
Could Start Indian Creek Project By Spring Of '66 - Aug. 16 Hearing On Bonds July 27, 1965
Indian Creek Resolution Files - Outlines Terms Of Flood Control Plan August 11, 1965
Election Likely On Creek Bonds - File Petitions With 683 Bluffs Signers August 13, 1965
Earmark Funds For Creek Job - Recommend $300,000 For Bluffs Project August 20, 1965
Engineering Group Backs Indian Creek Bond Issue - To Establish Speaker Program September 15, 1965
Spillway And Dam Sites October 31, 1965
Omaha Firm Low Bidder March 18, 1966
Indian Creek Flood Danger Lessened By Soil Projects June 12, 1966
Indian Creek Dam Rising - First Of Three Structures September 21, 1966
Roofed Creek In 'Good Condition' - City Safari Finds . . . October 30, 1966
Third Indian Creek Structure Finished - Flood Threat Lessened December 15, 1967
They'll Take Another Look At Creek Plan - Century-Old Problem March 24, 1968
Indian Creek Dam Plans 'Dusted Off' - By Officials April 18, 1968
Council Bluffs, Corps, MVA Have A Stake In Waterfront December 15, 1968
City Gets 5-Year Reservoir Deadline December 18, 1968
Silt Narrows Main Channel Of Indian Creek To 4 Feet - Cites 'Near Flood' May 13, 1969
Digger Doing Work June 19, 1969
Cleaning Of Indian Creek Delayed - Creek Dam Is Discussed December 8, 1970
Indian Creek Dam Plans Are Dusted Again March 10, 1971
National Flood Insurance Program Eyed For Bluffs February 8, 1972
Indian Creek Watershed Complete In 1974 - First In Area To Be Done January 21, 1973
Indian Creek Flood Plan Deadline Is Given Bluffs May 8, 1973
Indian Creek Dam Is Corps Priority September 28, 1973
Indian Creek Dam Deadline December October 20, 1973
Creek Cleaning Going Smoothly April 19, 1974
Indian Creek Watershed Needs Parcel August 5, 1974
Watershed End Is In Sight - Indian Creek Project November 24, 1974
Bids On Indian Creek Dams Are Delayed February 19, 1975
Conservation Work To Keep Indian Creek Flowing - Work Finish By Next Summer July 9, 1975
Watershed Project Draws To Close - Indian Creek Dedication Soon May 23, 1976
50 Persons Attend Watershed Ceremony June 26, 1976
New Indian Creek Watershed Planned - Preliminary Approval To Four-County Project August 22, 1976
Tubes Hold Creek September 22, 1976
Ins May 8, 1973
Indian Creek Dam Deadline December October 20, 1973
Indian Creek Watershed May Be Completed In Years' Time December 16, 1973
Indian Creek Dams Contracts Are Eyed - Across Southwest Iowa July 1, 1974
Dam Bids April 10 for Indian Creek March 14, 1975
Watershed Makes Continued Progress September 7, 1975
Bluffs Still Under Flood Threat Gun January 21, 1977
Indian Creek Still Poses Flood Threat Downtown November 8, 1977
Bridges Replaced, More Work Needed On Indian Creek September 10, 1987
Indian Creek Work Readied February 27, 1988
Officials Check Reports Of Oil In Indian Creek March 3, 1988
Sewer Cleaning May Be Source Of Oil In Creek March 4, 1988]]> File #1 to 9/9/87]]> C.B. Schools
244 5th Avenue]]> New school official 'drawn' to CB system. August 24, 1983
Christie is named new chief of Council Bluffs Schools. May 10, 1988
Christie sees role as mobilizer of ideas. May 15, 1988
$70,290 pay package proposed for Christie. June 20, 1988
$5,000 difference in pay for Bluffs superintendents. June 21, 1988
21.6% pay raise OK'd for Christie. June 22, 1988
School head notes image is a concern. October 26, 1989
Christie's pay 6h in state. June 26, 1991
Five board members OK 6.9" salary hike. June 26, 1991
State cuts 'no surprise' in the Bluffs; Local workers assess impact. July 2, 1991
Christie is among six finalists for job in Sioux Falls. January 10. 1992
Christie's pay tops $100,000. June 30, 1992
Christie contract extended. July 20. 1994
Christie withdraws after interviewing for Sioux Falls job. January 14, 1992]]> ]]> (Stories, general)
includes shopping]]> SWI towns offer sitters, loans to lure shoppers. December 7, 1988
Christmas closes offices. December 23, 1988
Christmas trees, wrapping fire hazards. December 24, 1988
Yule sales please Mall of the Bluffs. December 25, 1988
Holiday sales good for Bluffs businesses. December 28, 1988
]]> Christmas City USA already hears bells. November 1, 1987
Spruce gives boost to Christmas plan. November 6, 1987
City to provide workers for Bayliss Park display. November 10, 1987
House built for Santa Claus. December 2, 1987
Top job. December 4, 1987
Christmas City is real. December 6, 1987
Holiday planning under way. September 9, 1988
Santa arrival to open Christmas City USA. November 26, 1988
Christmas City USA opens holiday season. November 27, 1988]]> (Formerly 7th Avenue Church of Christ)
1525 McPherson Avenue]]> Church Of Christ Moves Facilities To Larger Quarters. January 21, 1956
Church Buys Land For New Building. October 25, 1961
Seventh Avenue Church Of Christ Is Building An $80,000 Structure; Completion Expected In Fall. May 23, 1964
Nearing Completion. October 3, 1964
Another House Of Worship Completed; Open House Service December 12, 1964
Three Ministers Serving McPherson Church of Christ. August 30, 1975
McPherson Church has four ministers. February 7, 1976
Elders are a first in local Church. February 2, 1985
The Church of Christ...will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the denomination in Council Bluffs. July 27, 1985]]> ]]> 810 Avenue E]]> Bus ministry a booming program. April 22, 1978]]> 714 Benson St.
(Former church at 810 Ave. E
7/1/84 First services held
Rev. F. Henry Neff, pastor]]> Iglesia Ni Cristo
(Church of Christ)
(Philipines [sic])
3205 Renner Drive
Not affiliated with American Church of Christ]]> Iglesia Ni Cristo to host Bible study. March 30. 1985
The Iglesia Ni Cristo Church of Christ...will celebrate its 71st anniversary Saturday. July 27, 1985]]> Industrial Outlook for C.B. Bright - City Should Form Development Corp. To Provide Site August 8, 1954
C.B. Development Corp. Should Be Well Organized - Non-Profit Group August 9, 1954
Would Need $100,000 To Develop Industrial Site - For First 30-Acre Tract . . . August 10, 1954
C.B. Has Open Field For Industrial Development August 11, 1954
Industrial Group Will Incorporate - Foundation Plans To File Articles Soon November 14, 1954
Council Bluffs Has Great Industrial Potentiality - Dean Woolrich Of Texas U. Calls For Courageous Leadership December 31, 1954
C.B. Ready To Accept Challenge - Has The Leadership Needed To Develop Industrial Potential January 2, 1955
Foundation Calls For Hard Work - Program Divided Into Eight General Areas January 9, 1955
C.B. Industrial Foundation Is Launched; Pledges At $81,400 March 18, 1955
Ross Elected By Industrial Group - Foundation Pledges Mount To $98,800 March 26, 1955
30 Men Launch Fund Drive For Industrial Foundation April 13, 1955
Report $10,000 In Industrial Drive April 14, 1955
Industrial Fund Totals $127,000 - 75 Pct. Of Prospects Give To Foundation May 3, 1955
Industrial Foundation Has Option On Site - Tentatively Buys 80 Acres In South Side May 19, 1955
Foundation Buys 80-Acre Tract - Will Be Available For Industrial Use August 4, 1955
32-Acre Site Purchased By Industrial Foundation - Adjoins Another Plot . . . September 22, 1955
Industrial Sites Brochure Ready - 2,000 Will Go Into The Mail Monday October 6, 1955
Industrial Group Reelects Officers - Made Over 2,500 Contacts In 1955 January 17, 1956
Industrial Site Gets First Firm - Stonecraft, Inc., To Start Factory January 29, 1956
Burlington Railroad Buys Industrial Site - 'Vote Of Confidence' In C.B. . . . May 16, 1956
Burlington Purchase Is Good News To Foundation - Will Help Industrial Campaign May 17, 1956
C.B. Makes 'Pitch' At Industrial Exposition - 6 Iowa Cities Have Exhibits April 9, 1958
River Project To Begin Soon - Will Be First Dock On The Bluffs Side September 15, 1958
'Industrial Prospect' Is Collared By C.B. Police - It's A Pleasant Surprise When . . . July 31, 1960
Some People Think C.B. Shabby; Others Praise City - Little Paint And Ambition Would Help August 1, 1960
Persons With 'Suburbanitis' Complex Hurt Bluffs - It's Good To Have Omaha As A Neighbor, But . . . August 2, 1960
The 'Knockers' Discourage Industrial Prospects - While Most Citizens Are 'Boosters' August 3, 1960
New Industry Is Welcome In Bluffs --- And Wanted - While There Are Some Fault-Finders August 4, 1960
C.B. Is Very Friendly -- And Courteous To Strangers - Even The Grumblers Admit . . . August 5, 1960
New Industry Spurs $100,000 Fund Drive - Omaha Firm May Move To C.B. February 21, 1961
Lozier-Line Co. Signs Contract - Hopes For Bluffs Factory In 2 Years February 22, 1961
Industrial Group Renames Officers February 28, 1961
Industrial Drive Chairmen Named March 9, 1961
Industrial Drive Shifts Into High Toward $100,000 Goal March 10, 1961
Initial Gifts Group Named - Has $35,000 Goal In 'Crash Program' March 13, 1961
Industrial Drive Has Hit $60,000 - Can Proceed With Site Work -- Ross April 6, 1961
Chamber Groups Meet This Week January 20, 1963
Transportation Firm To Build On Industrial Site - $500,000 Annual Payroll April 10, 1963
New Industry: April 11, 1963
U-Haul Firm To Move Here - Buys Four Acres On Industrial Site May 14, 1963
Active Year Is Predicted For Industrial Foundation Tract - Several Prospective Sales Seen January 21, 1964
Everest To Head Industrial Group January 22, 1964
Industrial Foundation Agrees To City Annexation Of Its Site February 10, 1964
Top Industrial Post to Cairney - Fettig Named Vice President July 1, 1965
Werner Buys Building Site - Purchase From The Foundation July 29, 1965
Peters, Smith To Foundation Board - Named At Annual Meet January 18, 1966
Automotive Warehouse Buys Land May 29, 1966
Industrial Foundation Buys Tract November 10, 1966
CB Industrial Group Elects January 19, 1967
Transportation Firm Buys 3 Acres Here March 29, 1968
Investment In Community Begins To Pay A Dividend October 20, 1968
1969 Looms Bright For Industrial Foundation January 5, 1969
Industrial Foundation Elects 4 January 24, 1969
Officers Named For Foundation January 28, 1969
Industrial Foundation's Assets Grow 20 Times Since Start - Now Total $5,288,389 March 9, 1969
A $250,000 Vision Achieves Reality April 26, 1970
New Director May 23, 1971
Potter New Foundation Director May 23, 1971
1971 Was 'Best' For Foundation February 8, 1972
Tremendous Interest Shown Industrial Tracts - 'In Heart Of Metro Area' April 30, 1972
Bluffs Industry Filling Potential February 20, 1973
'72 Success Is Industrial Building Block - Tract I Sold Out: Omaha Help Sought April 29, 1973
C.B. Industrial Foundation Sold 25 Acres During 1973 February 19, 1974
Foundation Moving To Tract III April 28, 1974
Doubt Change Of Minds On Feed Plant - Industrial Foundation Meets February 18, 1975
Birdsall Named President Of Industrial Foundation March 21, 1975
Industrial Foundation Word Is Readiness April 27, 1975
Foundation Notes More Jobs In Bluffs Due To Industries February 17, 1976
Industry Didn't Beat A Path To The City's Door February 15, 1977
DEQ Regulations Restrict Industry February 15, 1978
INRIP Keeps Up Momentum April 30, 1978
Industrial Park Awarded Grant September 30, 1978
Foundation Continues To Push Industrial Land Sales February 20, 1979
Prospects Eye Industrial Land February 19, 1980
Duysen Named To IF Board February 19, 1980
Plan For Industrial Levee Rejected By Government September 11, 1980
Hearing To Be Oct. 27 On Industrial Levee Plan September 30, 1980
Industrial Group 'Never Satisfied' October 6, 1980
Levee Plan Rejection Is Reaffirmed October 7, 1980
Need For Levee Project Subject Of Public Hearing October 27, 1980
Levee Project Is Rolling Again November 25, 1980
Hearing Date Set On Industrial Levee December 16, 1980
City Wants New Bids For Levee January 14, 1981
Levee Work Given February 24, 1981
Industrial Foundation Faces Suit May 10, 1982
No Industrial Sales; Economy Gets Blame February 17, 1983
Three Re-Elected To I.F. Board February 16, 1984
Foundation Reappoints Members March 18, 1985
Industrial Group Profits January 26, 1988
Foundation Tabs Mike Theisen January 27, 1988
Eich Is Elected President Of Industrial Foundation March 27, 1991]]> 1700 Avenue E]]> This Brick House. August 30, 1958
Prophecy Church Is Now Debt Free. August 7, 1971
Prophecy Church Will Relocate. May 6, 1972
Worshippers En Route To General Assembly. August 16, 1975
God of Prophecy to hold convention. July 20. 1985
Prophecy Church buys property to relocate. July 17, 1976
Prophecy to break ground. march 9, 1985]]> (CCI)
Also see: Smart, Mike]]> Citizens' group eyes community improvement. April 23, 1978
Cure sought for redlining by CCI September 1, 1978
CCI Community Congress Oct. 13, 1979
'Congress' will celebrate CCI maturity; To remain in community. October 7, 1979
CCI Congress to be in mall. October 8, 1979
Small crowd at CCI Congress. October 14, 1979
Refunds available to some renters. January 8, 1980
Neighborhood groups are changing city's face; A grass roots power base. April 27, 1980
C.B. group gets grant. September 18, 1980
Wind generator grant given. October 1, 1980
CCI gets day with legislator. March 1, 1981
Local group gets grant to fight child sex abuse. July 7, 1981
CB group: InterNorth protest was a success. April 14, 1982
Protest at Segnar residence. July 16, 1982
Segnar wants police guard; CCI denies it is violent. July 26, 1982
CCI protesters deny threatening Segnar. July 27, 1982
'Sutbstitute senator'. August 24, 1982
Vocal protest at Peoples. November 6, 1982
CCI faces 'foe'; Buys its stock. January 8, 1983
CCI: more money is needed. January 13, 1983
Ministers, CCI 'good beginning'. January 21, 1983
CCI again raps InterNorth, ICC. March 9, 1983
CCI group strikes out in council appearance. March 29, 1983
Legislators hear CCI concerns. January 5, 1984
Rate hike blasted by CCI group. February 24, 1984
CCI preparing for city-wide goals seminar. March 17, 1984
CCI names task forces; Emphasis on 'key issues'. April 1, 1984
Priest heads CCI walk for more votes. June 23, 1984
CCI announces July 4 activities. July 1, 1984
CCI questions costs of Louisa plant repairs. August 2, 1984
Utility rates topic of CCI meet. December 12, 1984
CCI planning on turning up the heat. December 24, 1984
Senior citizens voice objections to firing of meal-site manager. January 16, 1985
Citizens taking complaints of release to Des Moines. January 25, 1985
CCI sets meeting with judges and legislators. January 30, 1985
Child protection topic of CCI meeting. February 3, 1985
Citizens quiz city officials on budget issues. March 2, 1985
Gronstal, Hester awarded by CCI. May 3, 1985
CCI says door-to-door canvass to be completed by month's end. August 16, 1985
Petition seeks city government change. October 2, 1985
CCI discusses phone rates. October 4, 1985
Group adding up petition signatures. October 4, 1985
City salaries rapped at CCI meet. March 9, 1985
Residents file papers seeking 'strong' mayor. October 5, 1985
Candidates forum set for Friday. October 10, 1985
Bluffs activists protest in D.C. May 6, 1986
Free book covers lack school approval. September 18, 1986
Protesters seeks to restore gas service. September 18, 1986
Group still soliciting book-cover money. January 16, 1987
CCI: Helping people help themselves. January 14, 1990
6 CCI executives will resign, cite internal problems. June 18, 1990
Anti-drug focus, power struggle prompted six CCI resignations. June 19, 1990
CCI targets billboards near schools. June 21, 1990
CCI seeks drug-program grant. September 28, 1990
CCI proposes wards, 7 council members. February 9, 1991
Moore re-elected CCI president. May 17, 1991
900 sign CCI's petition seeking council changes. July 5, 1991
Wardites 'expected' opposition by CBBA. July 24, 1991
Candidate pulls out of election; forum still on. August 15, 1991
Suspension of CCI head is sought. August 15, 1991
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4/2/1958
4/29/1959
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(6/12/60 -- Clipping "City Pay is Below State Average")
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1971 (Sept. 12) Supplement to Nonpareil "Toward a Better Place to Live"
1959]]> Council Bluffs, Ia. 1957 Annual Report; City Manager Form of Government. April 2, 1958
Council Bluffs, Iowa. 1958 Annual Report. April 29, 1959
City Pay is Below The State Average; With Few Exceptions. June 12, 1960
Council Bluffs Report; Report for the calendar year of 1961. April 15, 1962
Toward A Better Place To Live; A Report To The People Of Council Bluffs, Iowa; 1970-1971. September 12, 1971]]> File #1
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See also: Taxes, city and county]]> City Would Spend $268,195 More In 1964, But Cut Taxes; Proposed Appropriations Total $5, 111, 413. July 14, 1963
Pleasant Surprise For C.B. Taxpayer: No Hike In Mill Levy; Estimated Figures Indicate. August 18, 1963
Good News For Bluffs Taxpaper; Slight Dip In Mill Levy. November 5, 1963
'Outside' Revenue Goes Long Way Toward Operating City; Taxes To Provide Third Of 1964 Budget. December 15, 1963
1963 Overall Tax Levy Is Down In Council Bluffs, Sioux City; Most Iowa Cities Increase. January 19, 1964
Much Work--Littel Guessing--Goes Into City Budget; It's A Detailed Year-Round Job. July 12, 1964
City Would Spend $62,120 More In 1965, But Cut Taxes; Levy Rises Only 1.6 Mills In 12 Years. July 19, 1964
City Council Amends Budget; Park Board Will Get $8,000 Less. July 20, 1964
Assessor's Proposed Budget Up $3,550 Over Last Year; Public Hearing Is July 30. July 9, 1964
Assessed Valuation Of Personal Property Up $132,218 In Bluffs; Totals $4,149,790. July 20, 1964
city Council Amends Budget; Park Board Will Get $8,000 Less. July 20, 1964
Real Estate, Personal Property Assessments Are Up $1,235,983; In Council Bluffs. July 21, 1964
Assessed Valuation In County Up $1,502,732; 1964 Total Of $111,002,880. July 26, 1964
Assessor Cuts Budget Asking; City Board Okays One Mill Tax Levy. August 4, 1964
Council Adopts New Budget, Calling For .301-Mil Tax Cut; Overruling Two Objections. August 4, 1964
Council Bluffs Taxes Are Up 8.42 Mills; Most To Schools; $126.82 Per 1,000 Assessed V aluation. November 8, 1964
City Eyes Budget Hike; A 1.8 -Mill Tax Increase; Record Proposal Of $5,788,853. July 2, 1965
City Council Adopts Record $5,788,853 Budget For 1966; Protests Overruled At Public Hearing. July 20, 1965
$5,734,885 Increase In Assessed Valuation; Total $55,554,740 For 1965 In C.B. July 27, 1965
6.363-Mill Reduction In The C.B. Tax Levy; $8 Million Hike Assessments. January 26, 1966
Mill Levies Rise In Seven Towns; Carter Lake Up Most; Bluffs Lower. January 26, 1966
City Eyes $305,742 Budget Hike; A 4.68-Mill Tax Boost; Council Holds Unannounced Meet. July 15, 1966
Seats And Stairs Filled By Citizens At Budget Meeting; 'Biggest Crowd Since Flood Of 1952'. August 2, 1966
Council Adopts 1967 Budget Of $6,087,465; One Mill Trimmed From Asking. August 2, 1966
8.46-Mill Boost In C.B. Tax Levy; Assessments Up $1,218,168. November 30, 1966
Increase In Tax Mill Levy For 9 Pottawattamie Towns; Crescent Has Biggest Boost. December 4, 1966
City Eyes $318,993 Budget Hike; A 2.89-Mill Tax Boost; Employes [sic] To Get 5 Per Cent More Pay. [$318,993 crossed out and 235,043 inserted in pencil]. July 16, 1967
Council Gets 1968 Budget: $6,458,026; Public Hearing Aug. 7. July 18, 1967
Council Adopts new Budget--After One Man Asks Question; Calls For Increase Of $235,043. August 8, 1967
8.859-Mill Drop In C.B. Tax Levy; Tanks To More School Aid. February 14, 1968
Tax Millage Levies Raised In 10 Pottawattamie Towns. February 18, 1968
Council men Reveal 3-Mill Budget Boost; For 1969 Spending...July 15, 1968
City Plans $621,067 Budget Hike; 2.97-Mill Tax Boost; Much To Go For Pay Increases. July 16, 1968
1968 Assessments In Bluffs Show Gain Of $5,915,847. August 22, 1968
.333 Mill Tax Drop Is Eyed By City Council; '70 Budget Up $1,300,375. July 9, 1969
Police, Fire Wage Requests Would Hike Budget $136,536. July 12, 1969
New Wage Requests Could Increase 1970 City Budget. July 13, 1969
Bluffs' Budget Of $8,385,124 Represents 1.003-Mill Decline; Mill's Value Is $78,000. July 25, 1969
Council Bluffs' Tax Levy Increases By 4.848 Mills; Schools Lead Increase List. December 28, 1969
Assessments Increased $2.5 Million. June 25, 1970.
City Considers $2,033,642 Hike For 1971 Budget; 4.17 Mill Increase. July 14, 1970
$107,000 Slashed From City Budget. July 24, 1970
Harmon Hopes For State Help. May 21, 9171
$1,399,737 Hike Requested By City; For 1972 Budget'72 Budgets Are Approved. July 16, 1971. July 8, 1971
Some Facts About City Spending. September 12, 1971
Slight Increase In Taxes Despite Decrease In Levy; Drop Of .331 Mills. January 6, 1972
Good News! No Mill Hike In City's Budget; Eyed At $11,436,958. September 24, 1972
Taxable Value Of Property May Go Up By $7 Million. June 26, 1973
City Budget Will Switch To Fiscal. July 13, 1973
City's New Budget Up, Levy Is Down. September 16, 1973
Bluffs Residents To Pay Less Taxes. February 8, 1974
Tax Levy to Be Down For Majority In Bluffs. February 8, 1974
All But 2 Levies Drop In County. February 10, 1974
utility Assessments Increases $393,460. September 23, 1974
Where Does City Obtain Its Money? March 13, 1975
City Okays Budget Despite Objections. March 14, 1975
City Proposes Budget Increase Of 7.5 Per Cent; Inflation, Higher Costs Have Impact. February 20, 1975
Council to get first look at $11,179,404 budget; 'Most difficult' to prepare. February 17, 1976
Tax hike is assured in city plan. December 19, 1976
Budget cut trims 12 from city. February 10, 1077
Where does the city get its money? February 20, 1977
Proposed expenditures increase despite cuts; Future vs. current city spending. February 23, 1977
City budget shows deficit. August 8, 1977
City budget waits on legislature. November 7, 1977
City to suffer new fund cuts. December 2, 1977
Need priority before budget cut: Harmon. December 6, 1977
City fears arbitrator. February 8, 1978
Council ups city tax rate. March 14, 1978
City budget includes first tax hike in 2 years. February 19, 1978
Council reviews general fund budget, up 4.3%. January 31, 1979
Though levy up, taxes down. February 6, 1979
Court decision cuts city tax rate. February 27, 1979
Safety pays off for city. March 12, 1979
Operating budget for city eyed for 7.63% hike; Council still may make more changes. March 11, 1979
Meat-ax approach cut from city budget plan. March 18, 1979
City will study sick leave rates. March 22, 1979
Cities battling possible loss of revenue sharing. January 13, 1980
City staff hammering budget; Using 'team management'. January 27, 1980
City budget is carefully eyed; As expected revenue drops. February 6, 1980
Proposed city budget to climb by 7.3% next year. February 11, 1980
City to pay $1.14 million in interest. February 8, 1980
Inflation hitting Bluffs. March 2, 1980
Property taxes account for more of budget; But your tax bill may not go up. March 3, 1980
City budget depends on local taxes; For much of its funding. March 4, 1980
Public Works will see the biggest cuts in funding' In city's 1980-81 budget. March 5, 1980
Negative answers given to city budget requests. March 11, 1980
$3.8 million surplus in city budget. September 24, 1980
Alternate budget offered by police. February 26, 1985
Budget topic on TV nets 99 calls. March 5, 1985
Councilman Smith proposes wage freeze for city workers. February 6, 1985
Last stand Monday in budget battle. March 10, 1985]]> C.B. Ready To Accept Challenge - Has The Leadership Needed To Develop Industrial Potential December 2, 1954
Council Bluffs Has Great Industrial Potentiality - Dean Woolrich Of Texas U. Calls For Courageous Leadership . . . December 31, 1954
A Good Label: 'Made In Council Bluffs' August 21, 1958
Bluffs In Ideal Spot On Potentially Great River September 15, 1963
Highway Work In Full Swing June 28, 1964
Chevron Chemical To Build New Pesticide Plant Here - 5 Acre Site South Of Airport Road July 27, 1965
Future Is Bright For 'City On The Move' - Over 500 New Industrial Jobs In Two Years March 13, 1966
Need Industry Expansion Promotion In S.W. Iowa - Salute Here Shows . . . October 16, 1968
A Vigorous Building Permit Trade Shows Bluffs' Progress October 12, 1969
Construction Value $11,608,947 - 1969 Permits Second Largest January 4, 1970
New Industry Is Seeking Street And Alley Vacations June 28, 1972
Union Employment 100 Percent - Building Surge After Long, Cold Winter April 30, 1978
Manufacturing Leads In New Jobs; Retail Sector Gains April 30, 1978
Right With Bluffs? Right With Industry - City Its Own Best Selling Point April 30, 1978
Bluffs Industrial Growth Steady - Pace Could Quicken With Help April 30, 1978
Mall, Track Drive C.B. Sales March 14, 1989
County Praised For Development Effort April 25, 1993]]> (In France)]]> (In France)]]> 168th Infantry Is Old Regiment - Served In Spanish And World Wars May 12, 1938]]> (In France)]]>