Glenwood Swift Plant Could Be Saved By Vote October 14, 1983
Swift Plants Avert Shutdown By Pay Cuts October 17, 1983]]> "American and the Future Man"'73]]> College Series Includes Wallich Lecture. October 2, 1973
The Good Life Part Of Newspaper Series. October 3, 1973
The Social Cost Of New Urban Numbers. October 4, 1973
American Experience Applied Around The World. October 11, 1973
The World Can Profit From American Experience. October 18, 1973
Signs Point To Evolution Of More Mature Mankind. October 25, 1979
Signs And Portents Indicate Stabilization For America. November 1, 1973
Children Of Plenty: The Limits Of Economic Growth. November 15, 1973
Are The Social Costs Of Global Plenty Too Expensive? November 8, 1973
'Social Yardsticks' Essential To Man's Way Of Life. November 22, 1973
People Must Find A New Definition Of The Good Life. November 29, 1973
Individual Rights Are Changing, But For Better? December 13, 1973
How Do We Keep Up With Change In Modern World? December 6, 1973
Law Struggles For Survival In Mass Society. December 20, 1973
Law Serves As Check Against Power Concentration. December 27, 1973
Was Malthus Right About Overpopulation Of Earth. January3, 1974
What Do We Do About World's Growth Of Humans. January 10, 1974
Science--Hero, Villain Or Scapegoat In Our World. January 17, 1974
Biological Control Of Man Is A Two-Edged Sword. January 24, 1974
Chemically Modifying Man Creates New Moral Issues. January 31, 1974
New Biology Revives Vital Concern: Who Is Man? February 7, 1974
Conclusion: I Realize That 'I Am My Brother.' February 14, 1974]]> Picking a day care center: Sixteen here to choose from. April 28, 1985
Study: Home day care not as beneficial as organized centers. June 2, 1985
Homeless group may mean loss of services to C.B. February 19, 1986
Boredom takes a hike at summer day cares. July 10, 1986
Need for day care emphasized during Week of Child. April 14, 1988
Director would extend quality child care to needy families. August 28, 1988
When kids get sniffles, hospitals save the day. February 27, 1989
Child care gets financial boost. March 14, 1989]]> Harlan Wants New Business - And Goes Out To Get It - 'Operation Pork' Launched Thursday Morning June 29, 1961
Hulking Pork Plant October 21, 1962
Western Iowa Pork Nearing Operational Stage At Harlan - Will Train Shelby County Men For Jobs . . . March 10, 1963
Workers Strike At Harlan Plant April 4, 1964
Quiet Restored At Harlan Plant - Sheriff Asks National Guard Help April 5, 1964
Picket Quiet At Pork Plant - Hire Replacement Crews At Harlan April 6, 1964
Negotiations Session At Harlan Plant Wednesday - Pickets Quiet April 7, 1964
Most Plant Workers Have Rural Ties - Harlan Strikers Wait For Settlement April 8, 1964
Pork Plant Workers To Return To Jobs April 10, 1964
Union Request For Injunction Denied - In Harlan Dispute December 10, 1965
No Negotiations In Strike At Harlan August 26, 1966
Bullets, Rocks Fly At Harlan Packing Firm; Guard Call Rejected October 3, 1966
Shelby Sheriff 'Recruits' Task Force Of 34 Lawmen October 3, 1966
Harlan Violence October 3, 1966
65 Harlan Strikers Will Go Into Court - Unlawful Assembly October 5, 1966
Politics Charged In Strike Handling - Huges, Scalise Draw Fire October 6, 1966
Consolidate Trials Of Harlan Strikers - Set For Next Week October 7, 1966
Says Hughes Avoiding Issue Of Pack Strike October 11, 1966
Production Resumed At Harlan Plant October 11, 1966
Harlan Strikers To Be Tried As Group - Charges Against 60 October 13, 1966
Contempt Of Court Action Against 57 Harlan Strikers - Unlawful Assembly Trial Continues October 14, 1966
Law Officers Testify At Harlan Trial October 14, 1966
Witnesses Tell Of Damage Done By Harlan Rioters - 30 Testify October 15, 1966
Guilty Verdict For 55 Harlan Strikers - $100 Bond Each October 15, 1966
'Significant Rural Picture' Emerging From Labor Trouble - Harlan 'Won't Stand Still' October 16, 1966
Hearing At Harlan On Unfair Practice - Consolidates Cases October 20, 1966
Harlan Firm Found Guilty Of Strikebreaking, Fined - While NLRB Hearing Is In Progress . . . October 21, 1966
4 Malicious Injury Charges Filed At Harlan October 25, 1966
Labor Case Taken Under Advisement October 26, 1966
Judge Studying Injunction Case - UPWA Vs. Western Iowa Pork October 27, 1966
Innocent Pleas By 4 Strikers November 1, 1966
Harlan Pork Plant Ordered To Bargain - Ruling By Stephenson November 2, 1966
Western Iowa Pork Ordered To Negotiate November 4, 1966
Bargain Session At Harlan November 8, 1966
Vandalism, Violence At Harlan Plant November 14, 1966
Denies Union Responsible For Violence November 15, 1966
Request For Stay Is Denied November 16, 1966
Stay For Request Denied November 18, 1966
Harlan Pack 'No' To UPWA Offer - Recommend Arbitrator November 23, 1966
Sheriff Says 'No Doubt' Explosion Strike-Related - Violence Continues At Harlan December 7, 1966
Pork Firm, Union Told To Bargain December 11, 1966
Parade At Harlan By Union Men December 17, 1966
Hearing Postponed To Feb. 28 January 10, 1967
200 'Outsiders' At Harlan Pork Plant - Some Minor Damage January 13, 1967
Set Jan. 30 As Trial End January 15, 1967
Air Of Labor Peace Prevails At Harlan - Pickets Are Gone February 18, 1967
100 Strikers Back To Work At Harlan Pork February 27, 1967
Oakland, Harlan Meat Packing Firms To Merge - Stockholders Okay Plan February 8, 1968
Proposed Merger Of Two Companies Is Called Unfair - In District Court Here February 20, 1968
Reward Is Offered By Harlan Pack October 9, 1969
Harlan Pork Plant's Pollution Status Foggy November 8, 1970
Pork Plant Is Closed May 11, 1973
Union And Pork Plant End Dispute May 21, 1973
Harlan Plant Still Closed June 13, 1973
American Beef Closes Two Of Its Plants July 4, 1973
Harlan Economy Feeling The Pinch Of Plant Closing February 18, 1975
Opening Harlan Plant Called 'Top Priority' March 6, 1975
Reopening Within Year For Harlan Pork Plant April 25, 1976
Harlan ABP Plant May Not Reopen December 4, 1976
ABP Seeks Loan For Harlan Plant April 22, 1977
ABP Expected To Sell Plants May 10, 1978
ABP Sells 2 Holdings May 12, 1978]]>