Name: Charles E. Grassley Age: 59 Address: New Hartford Party: Republican Family: Wife, Barbara; five children. History: Iowa House of Representatives, 1959-1975; U.S. House of Representatives, 1975-1981; elected to U.S. Senate 1980; re-elected 1986.
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Grassley Wants Fines Levied Against Iranians
Discussing Political Issues . . . with Dr. Michael Eggers at a YMCA breakfast in Council Bluffs today, is Rep. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa. Grassley is a candidate for the US Senate from Iowa.
Merit Pay For Educators - Guest Editorial by Charles E. Grassley May 13, 1971 Only Wife, Committee Could Stop U.S. Senate Bid - Grassley Launches 'Campaign' April 19, 1979 Grassley Will Run For Senate October 2, 1979 Grassley Race A 'Family Decision' October 9, 1979 Grassley Wants Fines Levied Against Iranians March 7, 1980 Grassley Backs Voting Record May 2, 1980 Candidates Ask Why Both Got Nod May 11, 1980 Stoner: A Mistake To Question Fund May 11, 1980 Sen. Grassley Says He'll Keep Date On Cryts Farm June 2, 1982 Grassley: Build On The Past March 30, 1983 Grassley Tells Students Stay Out Of City Politics March 31, 1983 Grassley In City Fry Pan April 2, 1983 Grassley: He Was 'Misunderstood' April 5, 1983 Bluffs Stop Part Of Grassley Tour June 2, 1984 Grassley: Democrats Too Liberal For Iowa August 14, 1984 Grassley Undecided On Meese January 30, 1985 Grassley's Secret: A Toy Train? April 2, 1985 Washington Group: Grassley Will Be Hard To Beat In 1986 April 5, 1985 Grassley: Keep Word On Farm Credit April 6, 1985 Group Protests Grassley Vote On Nicaraguan Aid April 25, 1985 Grassley Urges Prosecuting Firms Obtaining Defense Plans April 30, 1985 Grassley Leads Fight As Senate Puts Limit On Defense Funding May 3, 1985 Grassley Admits He's Tight; Harkin A Brooks Fan May 4, 1985 Grassley Predicts Trouble for GOP May 14, 1985 Grassley Urges More Loan Help July 13, 1985 Grassley's Child Abuse Bill Passes July 13, 1985 Grassley Aide: Change Boosts Farmers' Taxes August 6, 1985 Grassley Urges Fed Agencies To 'Understand' Farm Crunch August 10, 1985 Grassley: Farm Cuts Unintentional January 17, 1986 Grassley: Ag Improvements To Take Time April 4, 1986 Grassley, Iowa Development Group Hope To 'Sell Iowa' May 4, 1986 Grassley Gives Iowans Call-In Opportunity April 28, 1987 Grassley Says He'll Support Dole In '88 October 19, 1987 Grassley Looks To Retain Senate Seat November 1, 1992 Grassley Holds Open House In New Council Bluffs Office June 2, 1993
Grassley: Democrats Too Liberal For Iowa
Discussing Politics . . . are Jim Ross Lightfoot, 5th District congressional candidate, and US Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa. They were at a fundraising breakfast for Lightfoot Wednesday in Council Bluffs.
Charles Grassley: Debt restructuring has had only minimal effect.
Charles Grassley: "I spent my life on a farm, and I've never seen a turnip wagon, much less fallen off one."
Grassy eyed...Judy Juel, Harlan High School junior, cuddles the feathery blooms of a pampas grass near a farm pond during a warm day in October.
There's trouble on the range where the buffalo roam at the Botna Bend County Park at Hancock. Things were going just hunky-dory for Doris (right) until Daisy (center) came along and started hoofing around with Dave (left). Dave cast a wooly eye in Daisy's direction, and Doris hasn't spoken to either of them since. When asked what she thought of the new romance, Doris replied. 'I could tan both their hides!" County conservation officials brought three-year-old Daisy on the scene because Doris and Dave, both 6, haven't had any little ones.
Great Plains Beef To Build $2 Million Addition
Construction Of A New Facility . . . for boxed beef storage and handling, shown at the far left of this artist's conception, will begin Monday at Great Plains Beef. The $2 million facility, when completed in January, will employ about 50 people and be capable of holding 3.5 million pounds of beef.
Great Western Railway Adopts Ex-Bluffs Man's Caboose Plan; New Car More Versatile
New Caboose...being inspected by Louis Caparelli and Carl Cramer, is the "176" built in Council Bluffs by the Great Western Railroad and roundhouse crew.
Omaha (Neb.) -- History -- 1850-1900. Omaha (Neb.) -- History -- Photographs.
Photograph: "Shooting the Chutes - Omaha Exposition, 1899."
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$900,000 Apartment Complex To Be Built - Second Phase December 12, 1968 City Dwellers Break Home Habit; Big Migration Toward Apartments September 28, 1969 Apartment Complex To Open 92 Units March 8, 1970 Total Planned Community For Council Bluffs - Omaha Firm Seeks Okay June 28, 1972 Another Apartment Complex Sold In C.B. September 20, 1984
Council Bluffs Is Center Of Huge Floral Industry - Million Square Feet Glassed In - Flowers Raised Here Are Sold Hundreds Of Miles Away - Vegetables Here, Too December 23, 1934
Public-Assistance Payments Are Above Nation Average - In Iowa Counties June 22, 1969 Reading Skills Big Hurdle For Bluffs School System - According To Report June 23, 1969 Report Cites Lack Of Decent Housing - In Metropolitan Area June 24, 1969 Bluffs Girl Scouts, YMCA Should Merge With Omaha - Greenleigh Staffers Say June 25, 1969 District Court Judges Avoid Using Inadequate County Jail - According To Greenleigh Study June 26, 1969 Greenleigh Associates Find Two Major C.B. Health Needs June 29, 1969 United Fund, UCS Merger Under Way June 30, 1969
Historic buildings -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs. Hospital buildings -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs. Council Bluffs (Iowa) -- History -- 1950-2000. Council Bluffs (Iowa) -- History -- Photographs. Photographs held by the Library.
Postcard. Mercy Hospital. Jennie Edmundson Memorial Hospital.
Gregory Offered Post At University Of Indiana
Illinois Man Heads Schools May 2, 1972 New Superintendent Here To Discuss New Budget May 31, 1972 Dr. Gregory Sees Need For Voc-Ed June 18, 1972 Dr. Gregory Ends Negotiations Study December 7, 1972 Making C.B. Schools Better Is 1973 Goal December 31, 1972 Board Offers Dr. Gregory Three-Year Contract, Raise February 20, 1973 Schools For What Purposes - Guest Editorial February 25, 1973 School Head Bishop Of LDS Church July 28, 1973 Gregory's Pay Boosted To $32,000 June 18, 1974 Bellevue Stake Takes C.B. Ward October 28, 1974 Dr. Gregory Elected Officer Of State Group April 3, 1975 Dr. Gregory Finishes Management Course June 9, 1975 Call For Gregory Resignation Draws Fire - By Board Member Alton January 20, 1976 Board Members To Evaluate Supt. Gregory Privately June 8, 1976 Dr. Gregory Popular At Convention March 4, 1977 Schools Must Gear For New Workers April 24, 1977 School Aid Plan Unfair - Gregory Wants Changes October 13, 1977 Rumor About Resignation Of Gregory False November 23, 1977 School Board Seeks Additional Federal Funds February 6, 1978 Gregory Resigns February 7, 1978 Gregory Says Much Completed February 8, 1978 Committee To Fill In For Gregory February 14, 1978 Gregory Eyes San Juan Post May 15, 1978 Gregory To Be Released May 20, 1978 Gregory Still Not Decided On Job July 5, 1978 Gregory Offered Post At University Of Indiana 1978 Gregory Accepts Position July 11, 1978 Ex-Superintendent Gregory Considered By Illinois School March 14, 1985
Photograph of Grenville M. Dodge in Civil War uniform.