Brown Is Named Outstanding Frosh. May 16, 1962 Sam Brown Jr. To Study In Europe. August 12, 1962 Brown Finds Prague Is Most Challenging. January 20, 1963 Students Elect Sam Brown, Jr. April 1, 1963 Sam Brown Jr. To CYRCF Board. April 18, 1963 Brown Elected By National Group. August 31, 1964 Bluffs Student In Who's Who. December 8, 1964 Graduate Award To Sam Brown Jr. March 28, 1965 Brown To Receive Degree Cum Laude. June 6, 1965 Gets M.A. Degree. June 3, 1966 Brown Fears For Safety Of NSA Representatives; Some Behind Iron Curtain. February 16, 1967 Samuel W. Brown Jr.--A Student For McCarthy; Eye On Congress? March 17, 1968 Politician Without A Candidate, Party; Sam Brown, Jr. September 18, 1968 Brown Speaking At India Peace Corps Meeting. November 13, 1968 Vietnam? Brown Won't Go; He'd Like To, Though. December 25, 1969 Christmas Eve Crown Hears Brown; Viet Veteran Was Curious. December 26, 1969 Sam Brown Jr. Authoring His Political 'Cook Book.' June 1, 1970 Sam Brown And 'Circle Four'; Bluffs Man In Shenandoah. June 17, 1970 Brown Article Discusses Peace Movement In U.S. August 9, 1970 Students Must Work 'One-to-One; Troop Withdrawal 'Costly Myth.' January 18, 1971 Brown Named A Director For Harris Campaign. October 27, 1971 Sam Brown Wins First Election. November 6, 1974 Shen Reception For Sam Brown. November 14, 1974 Bluffs native heads move to block McCarthy. October 18, 1976 Committee hearings on Brown peaceful, warm. February 25, 1977 Carter has eye on Brown. January 26, 1977 Brown confirms appointment to ACTION. February 19, 1977 'Uncle Sam' wants more ACTION volunteers; Bluffs native reshapes agency. March 27, 1977 students will decide on Brown addressing class. April 19, 1977 Students approve Brown as speaker. April 21, 1977 Glenwood visit for Sam Brown; Across Southwest Iowa. May 16, 1977 Sam Brown's vista is action; 'We're not a service organization.' May 17, 1977 'Grandparents' meet new 'boss.' May 19, 1977 Brown in action to improve Action Peace Corps taking trip back to 1960s programs. May 20, 1977 Brown recalls Bluffs memories. May 20, 1977 Sleepyhead mixed message. May 23, 1977 ]Brown in action to improve Action. August 26, 1977 Decentralizing ACTION tough; Don Brown Jr. finds. August 31, 1977 Brown's protests still haunt him; ACTION director dogged by conservatives. July 19, 1978 Brown to speak in Omaha. November 15, 1978 Ideas changed, but Brown active. November 18, 1978 Brown miffed at Congress' slaps. April 16, 1979 Sam Brown Jr. to lose control of Peace Corps. April 29, 1979 Groups defend ACTION at Washington hearing. May 1, 1979 Ashbrook continues ACTION probe; Brown, Tabankin accused of scheming. June 26, 1979 Sam Brown Jr. sets November. September 7, 1979 Brown may seek office; Thinking of leaving ACTION. September 8, 1979 'Solve national problems locally;' Bluffs native says. January 4, 1980 Native C.B. man leaving federal job to go home. September 26, 1980 Bluffs war protester regrets fighting draft. January 8, 1981
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Buena Vista College C.B. See also: Iowa Western Community College
Buena Vista education cited. April 30, 1982 Increasing college enrollments in Iowa don't swamp the schools in Bluffs area. August 8, 1986
Buenos Aires--Bursting With Energy; Untamed, Lovable, Kicking Giant. August 12, 1962
Our "Friendly" Bank July 26, 1936 Bank Promotes 4 To Asst. Cashiers January 12, 1955 City National Hikes Its Surplus Account December 29, 1956 City National Acquires Land For Bank Expansion - With 'Firm Belief' In Bluffs . . . November 5, 1957 City National Bank Starts 50th Year January 14, 1958 City National Bank Plans To Modernize And Expand - At Cost Of Nearly $225,000 August 24, 1961 New Bank Lobby: August 24, 1961 Revised Sketch: September 27, 1962 City National Bank Ready To Occupy New Addition - To Start Moving Saturday March 1, 1963 Bank Announces Loan Plan For College Students In Bluffs Area May 4, 1963 Drive-Up TV Facility Is Planned By The City National Bank Here May 25, 1963 City National Bank Opens New TV Drive-Up Facility September 23, 1963 New City National Bank To Hold Its Formal Opening On Saturday - Finishing Touches Being Made October 19, 1963 Official Opening: October 26, 1963 City National Sale To Fremont Man Is Set For Jan. 3 - Bank Price Between $2.4 And $3 Million December 20, 1963 Bank Sale To Be Completed Soon December 30, 1963 All Banks To Be Open Saturdays - Monday Night Policy Is Changed January 15, 1964 City National Bank Will Change Name March 3, 1964 New Banking Hours August 18, 1964 First National Plans 2 Offices - Eyes Carter Lake And Manawa Area October 2, 1964 First National Bank Offers Savings Bonds November 21, 1965 First National Plans Drive-In Near Manawa November 29, 1965 Bank Facility Officially Opens February 14, 1966 Tyson, Yager New First National VPs June 12, 1966 Bank Officers Are Renamed February 9, 1967 Bank Is Proud Of Its Mortgage Loan Unit May 21, 1967 Nation Banks Can Pay Over Four Pct. - On Insured Deposits December 28, 1967 First National Bank Directors Name Officers January 16, 1968 1st National Buys Muny Building Bonds December 19, 1969 Nebraskan Held In Bank Robbery March 14, 1970 San Francisco Look For 1st National - Expanding Westward April 26, 1970 Remodeling Of Bank Has Begun May 12, 1970 HEW Region Head Is Bank's President April 16, 1971 Physical, Economic Growth By First National Bank April 25, 1971 Open House Set At First National July 21, 1971 1st National Bank Goes To Four-Day Work Week September 17, 1971 Bank Office Installs Bullet-Proof Glass October 1, 1971 Charge Man In Officer's Death October 15, 1971 Identification Plan May Foil Thieves November 16, 1971 Be A "Bad" Risk! - Join Operation Identification November 21, 1971 Grant Wood Works Preserved, Displayed - At First National Bank December 14, 1971 $61,000 In Holdup Loot Returned To Bluffs Bank January 20, 1972 1st National Re-Elects Its Officers February 16, 1972 Bluffs Bank Honored By Legal Aid May 22, 1974 $150 Taken In Robbery At CB Bank October 31, 1974 Bank Remodeling Westside Offices February 16, 1975 Drive-Up Bank Hit By Robber February 28, 1975 Bank Robber Gets Estimated $4,700 March 1, 1975 The Manawa Office . . . April 25, 1976 Drive-Up Tellers October 24, 1976 Two At Bank Are Promoted February 3, 1977 Bank Boasts 'Mitten Tree' December 14, 1979 Grant Wood Work Returning To CB December 13, 1979 Foundation Honors Bank January 17, 1980 Judgement Against Bank Upheld April 25, 1980 Iowa Supreme Court Rules Against CB Bank May 21, 1980 First National Names 5 New Board Members March 1, 1981 1st National Sold To Nelson Family May 13, 1981 Mosers Buy First National March 6, 1982 Bad Checks Blamed On CB Bank March 11, 1982 Kiewit Head Buys 1st Bank July 21, 1982 Four Elected To First National Board October 31, 1982 Bank's Gift Aids CB Senior Center December 16, 1982 Bank Actions Seen As 'Customer Benefit' March 25, 1983 CB Bank Ahead Of Profit Goals May 28, 1983 Omaha Bank Firm Buys Into CB's First National November 8, 1983 'Wait-And-See' Stand By State On Bank Stock November 9, 1983 First National Bank Interest Sale Challenged November 25, 1983 Promotions February 19, 1984 Bank Gives $1,000 For Family Service August 1, 1985 First National Plans Branch At New Mall September 10, 1986 High Court To Act On Bank Suit September 16, 1987 Consumer-Loan Program Proper May 17, 1990 First National Remodels West Broadway Branch August 8, 1990 Bank Appeals Order To Repay $35,000 Interest On Loans July 18, 1991 Local Bankers Help The Needy December 21, 1991 Three Promoted At First National January 5, 1992 Court Drops Reimbursement From First National Appeal March 6, 1992 First National Plans Three-Bank Merger March 9, 1992
Tom-Tom Throbs as Indians Dance in Tribute to Zephyr. March 11, 1934 Burlington Banks Curves and Moves Signals for Safety of Speed Train. November 7, 1934 Original Streamliner Operates Through Council Bluffs. July 26, 1946 Burlington Road Started in 1850. July 26, 1946 Burlington Has Big Program; 63 Million Set Up for 1949 Improvements. August 8, 1939 Brought Bluffs Streamlined Trains; Honors to the Zephyr. October 8, 1939 Romance Mixes With Business at Local Mail Terminal; Foreign Mail Handled Here; Sorting Here Speeds Delivery. October 8, 1939 Pioneer Zephyr Passes Million; Crashes Paper Hoop Just South of City. December 29, 1939 New Diesels On Local Lines. March 7, 1940 Three Diesels Put in Operation. March 7, 1940 Burlington Railroad May Expand Here; Plans Extensive Relocations of Yard Facilities. January 15, 1954 Burlington Railroad Buys Industrial Site; 'Vote Of Confidence' in C.B. May 16, 1956 Railroad Negotiates For Part Of Airport; Meets With City Officials. September 6, 1956 Old Landmark Evacuated By Burlington Railroad; Dates Back to Civil War Era...October 7, 1956 'Fast Mail' Service Program Slated Here; To Mark Diamond Anniversary. March 1, 1959 Railroads Will Rise To Challenge--Siedle; 125 At "Fast mail' Observance. March 11, 1959 Railroad Office Moving To Bluffs. March 15, 1962 C.B. Landmark Is Being Razed. March 13, 1964 Dump Truck Hit By Zephyr; 4 Hurt. October 15, 1966 Heading The Wrong Way. October 16, 1966 Take No Chances. October 16, 1966 Medical Attention Soon. October 16, 1966 Credit Engineer In Zephyr Crash; HIs Action Prevented More Injuries. October 16, 1966 2 Men Still Hospitalized From Crash. October 17, 1966 Driver Is Injured. April 23, 1969 Changing Names. March 1, 1970 Down It Comes. May 26, 1970 Ak-Sar-Ben Zephyr Makes Its Last Run. August 5, 1970 End Of The Line. August 9, 1970 Burlington Depot Cuts Approved. January 13, 1972 BN Plans Base Radio. April 30, 1972 BN Looks To Billion Dollar Image. April 30, 1972 Old Burlington RR Depot Is Purchased By Blue Star. June 13, 1972 Old Train Depot To Be Destroyed. November 16, 1972 Cold Fouls Rails, 23 Cars Dump. January 11, 1973 Burlington To Move Omaha Office To Denver. February 21, 1974 B-N layoffs won't affect CB workers. September 27, 1979 Wildcat strike in negotiations. March 10, 1980 Nuclear waste trains through SW Iowa? February 3, 1982 Derailment blamed on BN procedures. February 9, 1963 Engineer dies in train crash. April 13, 1983 BN to test trains[sic] radios. April 14, 1983 Result of collision. April 13, 1983
Bush favors oil embargo of Iran. November 13, 1979 George Bush to visit Bluffs. November 30, 1979 Bush makes Bluffs speech. December 3, 1979 Bush: I'm closing the gap on Ronald Reagan; For the GOP presidential nod. December 4, 1979 Law officials anticipate safe visit for VP Bush. October 18, 1984 Bush: No action on manual until probe completed. October 20, 1984 Excitement, patriotism fill air for Bush's visit. October 20, 1984 Ferraro 'zero' on agriculture, Bush tells Council Bluffs crowd. October 20, 1984 Bush plans Bluffs stop on March 5. February 12, 1987 Bush will visit Bluffs next week. February 24, 1987 Bush tops straw poll. March 1, 1987 Bush may miss local GOP. March 1, 1987 Secret Service clears Bluffs for Bush. March 2, 1987 Bush will answer questions from invited area Republicans. March 5, 1987 Bluffs-bound Bush woos Iowa. March 6, 1987 Bush: Market expansion will end farm woes. March 7, 1987 Vice President Bush to visit C.B., SWI points next Friday. October 16, 1987 SWI students fire questions at Bush. October 24, 1987 Bush scraps visit on Friday. October 21, 1987 Mrs. Bush sets campaign tour in SWI Friday. January 25, 1988 Mrs. Bush calls reading best way to improve U.S. January 30, 1988 Bush: We must defend freedom. January 20, 1988 Mrs. Bush comes to school. February 1, 1988 C.B. gives Bush's speech high marks. January 30, 1991 Bush speech draws a mixed response here. January 29, 1992 Bush visits Bluffs. November 4, 1994
First Presbyterian July 26, 1936 Police Link Presbyterian Fire With 2 Other Church Breakins September 25, 1950 Fire Marshal Is Called To Bluffs - to Aid In Probe At Presbyterian Church September 26, 1950 Two Church Fires Possibly Started - Investigators Study Evidence Of Arson September 27, 1950 Study Of Church Blaze Concludes - Deputy Fire Marshall Will Submit Report September 28, 1950 Name Chairmen For Fund Drive - First Presbyterian Sets $100,000 Goal September 6, 1952 Committee Heads For Presbyterian Fund Drive September 8, 1952 Approves Plans For Church Structure July 26, 1954 Break Ground For Church Structure August 2, 1954 Lay Cornerstone For Church Unit - Hold Ceremony At First Presbyterian October 18, 1954 Church To Dedicate Educational Unit September 11, 1955 Presbyterian Church To Mark 100th Anniversary - Pageant Will Open Activities . . . September 8, 1956 Rededication Services Set - Dr. Calhoun To Speak At First Presbyterian October 13, 1956 300 Persons Attend Centennial Banquet October 13, 1956 Old Church Bell To Be Memorial For Publisher - At First Presbyterian October 20, 1956 Huge Church Bell Hoisted Into Place March 6, 1957 Presbyterians Buy Oda Sulley Home October 24, 1957 Mortgage Burning January 19, 1961 Know Your Scenes: August 5, 1962 Stained Glass Windows Adorn Churches - History Along With Beauty July 6, 1974 Old Church Coming Down July 8, 1974 Easy Does It! July 21, 1974 Church Building Dies - Thinking Out Loud July 26, 1974 Church Demolished August 17, 1974 New Sanctuary Is Planned - For First Presbyterian September 25, 1976 Groundbreaking Set For April 24 April 16, 1977 Groundbreaking April 25, 1977 First Church Above Ground July 30, 1977 Finishing Touches October 18, 1977 C.B. Church Construction For 1978 Is Looking Good December 31, 1977 First U. Presbyterian To Dedicate Sanctuary April 1, 1978 First Church Will Host Presbytery Day February 10, 1979 First Presbyterian Pony Express Event October 25, 1980 Stewardship Campaign Begins Sunday At First Presbyterian November 8, 1980 First Presbyterian To Mark 125 Years October 3, 1981 Church Marks 125th Year October 12, 1981 First Presbyterian Installs Chair Lift December 4, 1982 1st Presbyterian Notes 130th Year October 12, 1985 First Presbyterian Church Celebrates 130th Year October 11, 1986 Grace, First Deadlock On Yoke Issue November 10, 1990
Flood Control, Flood Plains, Flood Insurance
Flpod Control, Flood Plains, Flood Insurance
Army Readies Plans To Combat The River - No Serious Spring Flood Threat Expected From Missouri, But . . . February 1, 1953 Build Pile Dike To Bolster Levee - Open Bids This Week On New Pump Houses May 17, 1953 Recreation, Flood Control Provisions In Basin Study - Engineers Analyzing Nishnabotna Plan November 28, 1965 Flood Control, Dam Report Is Called Back - by Army Engineers August 16, 1968 Council Bluffs, Valley Share Flood Views With ISU Men - Knowledge, Experiences March 11, 1969 Map Outlines Flood-Prone Areas - Eligible for Insurance March 10, 1974 Much Of City High And Dry August 1, 1976 Flood Insurance Rebate Appeals Handles Locally August 8, 1976 Flood Insurance Is Meeting Topic November 23, 1976 Flood Potential Map Challenged November 29, 1976 Floodplain Rules Dump Cold Water On Industry - Block Future Growth Along River August 27, 1978 Firms Unhappy With Flood Rules - Construction Halted Along River August 28, 1978 Floodplain Law Hits Houses, Too - Puts Damper On New Construction August 29, 1978 Flood Protection Vs. Growth - Government Wants To Avert Disasters August 30, 1978 Bluffs Officials Optimistic About Flood Variance September 6, 1978 Floodway Development Hangs On Ruling - Resources Council To Rule In November October 10, 1978 Cargill Says Business In Floodway Small Risk October 10, 1978 City To Use 'Facts' In Floodway Fight November 6, 1978 Board To Help Flood-Prone Areas Of County May 1, 1979 Supervisors Eye Flood Ordinance May 9, 1979 Flood Ordinance Is On Back Burner June 8, 1979 Board To Rule On Flood Ordinance By Next Week June 26, 1979 Flood Plain Ruling Delayed By Board July 3, 1979 Industries Along River Can Stay With New Levee September 5, 1979 Floodplain Levee Gets Green Light May 13, 1980 Flood Would Be Costly For County March 23, 1988 Wary SWI Residents Watching Waterways June 15, 1991 FEMA Funds To Help With Flood Damage December 18, 1991
Flood Control, Flood Plain, Flood Insurance
Barriers to business attacked by Branstad. March 19, 1987
Harlan Organist Journeys To Rome For Concerts. July 29, 1969 Harlan Organist To Give Concert. June 7, 1970 Recording Marks Era Of The Organ. August 25, 1971 Organist Butler In Concert Today. May 18, 1975 Musical Events Highlight Week. October 12, 1975
Ag Dean To Be Dinner Speaker. October 29, 1961 'Cattle Feeders' Banquet Is Set Here On Nov. 7 Butz Defends 'Agri-Power;" Addresses Omaha Conference. October 1, 1975 Delegates Pleased At Butz Remarks. October 1, 1975 Tap on Shoulder And Bluffs Men Meet Earl Butz. October 1, 1975 Butz quits. October 4, 1976 'Stop foolishness in government;' Former ag secretary says...
Where Manawa Dike Is Broken April 8, 1943 River Up To 19-Foot Point As Crest Nears - Tyson Farm Road Washed Out, River Fills Up Big Lake April 8, 1943 Guard Officers Check Territory April 10, 1943 Flood Situation At A Glance April 10, 1943 Guard Troops Take Over Duty In City - River Rising Slowly, Expect Crest Soon; More Aid Coming April 10, 1943 Mark Your Highest Flood Water Stage April 10, 1943 Sewer Manhole Is Bubbling Over April 10, 1943 Inspect South Levees April 10, 1943 Missouri River At Flood Shows Awesome Spectacle April 10, 1943 River Goes Over 20-Foot Mark Here April 1943 Troops Unload Equipment April 11, 1943 Section Of East Omaha Flooded April 12, 1943 Where Waters Isolated One Iowa Farm April 12, 1943 Wind Threat To Dikes On Boulevard - Washes Out Section, Quick Action, Gov. Hickenlooper Here April 12, 1943 Asked Evacuees To Register April 12, 1943 Council Bluffs Wins First Battle Against Surging Missouri River Flood April 13, 1943 Boulevard Dike Holds Against Flood Waters; Hundreds Fight All Night To Stop The Breaks - Patrol Being Maintained To Prevent Further Damage As Crest Slowly Passes City; Falls One Tenth Of Foot In Last Twelve Hours April 13, 1943 Omaha Airport Seen As Doomed - Complete Inundation Of Carter Lake Expected April 13, 1943 Council Bluffs River Fighters Win Victory April 13, 1943 Barely Save Man Who Would Stay - But Police Insist He Remain On Land April 13, 1943 Evacuate People From Hamburg - Disaster Moves Down Stream From City April 13, 1943 Governor Sees The Danger April 13, 1943 Airport Under 3 Feet Of Water; Hope Quick Runoff To Lessen Loss April 13, 1943 Carter Lake Also Filled As Dike Goes - Believe Flood Crest Now Past; Act To Accelerate Drainage April 13, 1943 Bluffs Wins Flood Fight - Weak Spots In Dike Are Plugged April 13, 1943 200 Hamburg, IA Homes Evacuated In Flood Area - Situation Is Becoming Tense Downstream April 13, 1943 When The Big Muddy Goes On Rampage April 14, 1943 Believe Hamburg Dike Will Hold - Temporary Wall Built In Last 24 Hours April 14, 1943 Flood Waters Drop Slowly After Raise - Congress Asks For Immediate Corrective Measures By Army April 14, 1943 Missouri Floods Ruinous To Crops - Damage Great To Thousands Of Acres April 14, 1943 Set Up Clinic At Lake Manawa - Immunization Planned Outside The City April 14, 1943 Golf Course Under Water April 14, 1943 Beaver Forced From Home April 14, 1943 Staff Writer Finds Out What It Takes To Beat A Flood April 14, 1943 Red Cross Workers Smile As Dikes Here Hold April 14, 1943 Misguided Paul Revere Worries The West Side April 14, 1943 CAP Lauded By State Guard Here - Praised For Aid In Flood Battle April 14, 1943 Ill, Man Offers Services On Flood April 14, 1943 Water Begins To Roll Off Airport April 14, 1943 "Bill" Tyson And Wife Spend 36 Hours In Flooded "Chevy" April 14, 1943 Canteen Is Boon To Weary Watchers As Flood Passes April 14, 1943 Parents Ordered To Keep Children From Flood Area April 14, 1943 River Had Him Worried April 16, 1943 Mayor Expresses His Appreciation - Praises Those Who Aided In Fight April 17, 1943 Flood Debris Blocks Hangars April 17, 1943 May Open Holes In Omaha Dikes - Would Accelerate Run Off Water April 17, 1943 Promise All Aid In Housing - Need More Building Material Here April 17, 1943 Boyne Describes Carter Lake - Pledges It Shan't Happen In This City April 17, 1943 Raise Roadbed Along River May 21, 1943 Dragline Raises U.P. Levee April 1943 Union Pacific Fill Stops Waters April 1943
No decision made on police coverage. November 9, 1979 Carter Lake facing problems; nine police Chiefs in five years. November 7 1979 Road sign for Carter Lake? November 9, 1979 Carter Lake sign gives city its own identity. November 15, 1979 Lake pollution may bring suit. November 27, 1979 Damages sought for jet fuel spill in Carter Lake. November 29, 1979 Airport partly to blame for fish kills: DEQ. December 8, 1979 Law grant being sought. January 12, 1980 Corps will decide on lots. February 3, 1980 Abbott Drive will be widened. February 3, 1980 C.L. keeps law in its own hands. February 12, 1980 C.L. students to get their library. February 20, 1980 Police chief seeks apology. February 25, 1980 Public apology to chief refused. February 26, 1980 Discrimination charged in C.L. February 26, 1980 Carter Lake hearing set. March 12, 1980 Carter Lake police chief files $200,000 slander suit. March 21, 1980 Who defend whom in chief's lawsuit? March 25, 1980 C.L council OKs resignation of city clerk. April 29, 1980 Carter Lake's mayor is sued. April 7, 1980 Police force a volatile issue; In Carter Lake. April 27, 1980 C.L. council OKs resignation of city clerk. April 29, 1980 Carter Lake ZIP code. May 17, 1980 Carter Lake may get cable television. October 14, 1980 Carter Lake's chief resigning. May 18, 1981 Class project adopted as town's new symbol. May 31, 1981 Totten is named C.L. police chief. June 2, 1981 C.L. under gran jury scrutiny. June 30, 1981 Town honors its gas pumper; fixture for 50 years. August 9, 1981 Anson is Carter Lake winner after new tally. October 27, 1981 Carter Lake ponders protest. November 17, 1981 Grand jury criticizes Carter Lake government. December 3, 1981 Another C.L. grand jury probe? January 8, 1982 C.L. police station burglarized. May 3, 1984 Task force organized to study lake erosion. July 15, 1984 Citizens of Carter Lake petition for recreation. August 22, 1984 Health club gains recommendation. October 18, 1984 Carter Lake senior center helps fund van. February 13, 1985 Carter Lake budget down. March 13, 1985 Fires in Carter Lake destroy two buildings. June 14, 1985 Arson fires leads investigated. June 16, 1985 Carter Lake to get $500 for mass transit. July 24, 1985 Big turnout in Carter Lake; mayor and ex-mayor advance. October 16, 1985 Standoff ends; 'Extremely irrational' man shoots at 'bombs.' October 27, 1985 Charges on hold while man tested. October 28, 1985 Carter Lake man jailed as charges filed. October 30, 1985 Waltrip wins in Carter Lake, but he isn't celebrating--yet. November 6, 1985 Police looking for an end to feuding between Carter Lake, Bluffs youths. June 2, 1986 Woman found dead in Carter Lake. November 16, 1986 Autopsy on woman found in Carter Lake inconclusive. July 17, 1986 Riders urge city to keep buses rolling. August 20, 1986 Officials hope $840,000 pipeline will stop Carter Lake fluctuations. September 17, 1986 Bluffs parents OIK'd students' campaigning. November 4, 1986 Corps to take second look at overflow. April 24, 1987 Carter Lake may be flooded with funds for water control. April 25, 1987 Richter: Lesley criticism didn't come as surprise. December 4, 1981 Sharing is tradition at Carter Lake church. June 7, 1987 Carter Lake's 'Santa' "will be truly missed." June 8, 1987 C.L. set to discuss water plan. February 26, 1987 Carter Lake board ponders vacancy. July 4, 1987 Carter Lake council overrides mayor's veto of appointment. July 22, 1987 No action taken to collect C.L. bills. August 21, 1987 Carter Lake primary draws 11 candidates. October 5, 1987 Carter Lakes [sic] trims council field to six. October 7, 1987 Carter Lake, Oakland defeat incumbents; Minden mayor out. November 4, 1987 Carter Lake eyes 6-block renovation. November 18, 1987 Carter Lake duo to follow Dahlheimer. December 20, 1987 Treynor chief to head police at Carter Lake. January 10, 1989 Councilman at C.L. suffers heart attack. January 18, 1989 New Carter Lake police union pursuing stability in department. January 28, 1989 Family flees into cold as mobile home burns. February 3, 1989 C.L. students grill area legislators. February 18, 1989 Chief warns Carter Lake not fugitive's hiding place. March 13, 1989 C.L. students raise $925 for family's medical bills. March 24, 1989 Carter Lake eyes 16-1/2% water hike. April 20, 1989 State denies $225,000 loan for C.L. firm. May 5, 1989 Vehicle driven through Own Parkway building. May 15, 1989 Carter Lake City Council to consider park names. May 17, 1989 Carter Lake sets hearing on loan offer. May 18, 1989 Wavecrest is new name for C.L. park. May 31, 1989 Iowa approves Carter Lake loan. May 18, 1989 Dinosaur bones 'rattle' kids. May 27 1989 Man sought after attempted kidnapping in Carter Lake. May 31, 1989 C.L. water, sewer rate hikes OK'd. May 31, 1989 Burnett wins bond for naming park. June 2, 1989 Kramer seeks Carter Lake mayor's job. August 9, 1989 C.L. teacher names a top educator. September 27, 1989 ATV accident claims man's like. November 1, 1989 Man files suit after pursuit. November 28, 1989 Carter Lake sisters win raft regatta's women's title. September 5, 1989 C.L. chief's suspension overturned. January 6, 1988 Carter Lake OKs tax breaks. February 3, 1988 Carter Lake raises taxes in bond buy. February 18, 1988 Funds two years late for C.L. roof project. February 29, 1988 Carter Lake '88-89 budget drops. March 12, 1988 Fire damages home in C.L.; arson possible. March 29, 1988 Carter Lake seeks two Kiewit grants. April 2, 1988 Police seek two men in C.L. bar shooting. April 14, 1988 Center named for Dahlheimer. May 11, 1988 Carter Lake seeks paving funds. May 13, 1988 C.L. backs development group. May 19 1988 Body found in C.L. park water. June 22, 1988 Neighbors crowing at rooster. June 23, 1988 C.L. golf course price tag placed at $5.4 million. July 7, 1988 Suit filed to keep salvage yard open. July 9, 1988 C.L. picks up pieces of lost police corps. July 10, 1988 Ruling delayed on chicken fuss. July 15, 1988 Roosters can stay in C.L. says court. July 29, 1988 No wake on Carter Lake. July 30, 1988 C.L. breaks ground for new 18-hole golf course. July 30, 1988 Two cyclists Carter Lake for crash injuries in vacant lot. August 30, 1988 Bulldozer smashes C.L. Dairy Queen. August 12, 1988 Carter Lake water levels stabilized. August 14, 1988 Carter Lake hires two police officers. September 1, 1988 Car stolen in /84 is found in lake. September 8, 1988 C.L. man held in assault. September 13, 1988 C.L. man on probation in check-kiting scheme. September 14, 1988 Drill will bring tornado 'victims' to area hospitals. September 17, 1988 Salvage yard ruling. October 18, 1988 Salvage yard appeal. November 16, 1988 C.L. firm to get more state funds. November 17, 1988 Carter Lake trims police chief field. December 23, 1988 Carter Lake pig popular; Wilbur thinks he's a dog! March 11, 1990 Rail crossing to replace viaduct. May 4, 1990 Deadline is set on Carter Lake piles. June 16, 1990 C.L.'s ambulance nearing retirement. June 17, 1990 Iowa panel wont' 'swap 'Carter Lake. August 14, 1990 City partly to blame in 1986 C.L. accident. October 16, 1990 Nebraska DEC under fire for water report. November 18, 1990 C.L. must pay $453,000 in accident damages. November 16, 1990 No warnings for C.L. tainted fish. November 18, 1990 Officials investigate Carter Lake garage fire. January 3, 1991 Arson suspected in C.L. garage fire. January 4, 1991 Arson cause of fire at Carter Lake drive-in. January 31, 1991 Raft to help area rescue efforts. February 1, 1991 C.L. library is renamed to honor Edward Owen. February 22, 1991 C.L. shooting report is false. February 28, 1991 Student 'rappers' take message on the road. March 30, 1991 Carter Lake check nets 200 violators. April 18, 1991 Infant's death being investigated. April 12, 1991 Officials await autopsy report in baby's death. April 22, 1991 C,L woman's nose broke in beating, sex assault. April 23, 1991 Carter Lake switching to Cox Cable. April 25, 1991 VFW makes model with poppies. May 16, 1991 Whales seen at Carter Lake Elementary. May 16, 1991 Carter Lake 'packed like beach' for festival. June 9, 1991 Arson of chief's shed still under investigation. October 20, 1991 Officials want tie votes determined by election. November 13, 1991 Carter Lake lures 100-job software firm. November 22, 1991 Man arrested for fondling 4-year-old girl. January 15, 1992 Carter Lake chief: Geography is cause of high crime rate. January 17, 1992 Carter Lake tops state crime list. January 17, 1992 Councilman denies neighbors' complaints. November 13, 1992 Course reports $56,076 deficit. April 20, 1993 Hatcher just a call away from big time. April 25, 1993 Carter Lake 'genius' seeks new challenges. April 25, 1993 Carter Lake seeks recruits. February 19, 1994
Carter Lake, Iowa (Iowa community on Nebraska side of River) File #[?] to 10/30/1979
To Appeal Carter Lake Land Ruling; Omaha, Society Seek Control of 146 Acres. January 22, 1953 Plan 2 Types of Bingo at Carter Lake; 10 'Special Games' Cost Extra; No Food or Drink Is Involved. June 19, 1953 BGC Launces 'Reform' Campgaign At Carter Lake. November 29, 1954 Carter Lake Residents Take Lots Of Pride In Their Town--'Over There.' January 20, 1957 Carter Lake Wants To Remain In Iowa--Not Be Given To Nebraska; Boundary Study Committee Is Told. December 13, 1957 Sentiment In Favor Of Iowa. Septemeber 18, 1958 Reject Transfer Of Carter Lake; Iowans Say 'No' To Nebraska Plan. September 19, 1958 Carter Lake Boom Continues; 130 New Houses Added To Tax Rolls. February 11, 1960 Favor Retention Of Carter Lake; Goundary Group Voices Opinion. April 12, 1960 Mabrey Rips Into Nebraska; Seeks Carter Lake To Get 'Tax Money.' April 13, 1960 Carter Lake Census: 2, 281; Nearly Double 1950 Population. April 28, 1960 Divided Views On Carter Lake; Hoxie Gives Weight To People's Wishes. August 18, 1960 Carter Lake Residents Will Select Iowa At Boundary Hearing Sept. 17; By An Overwhelming Majority, Say Town Officials. September 1, 1960 It's Unanimous. September 18, 1960 Loud, Clear And Unanimous: Carter Lake People Pick Iowa. September 18, 1960 They're Migrating Fast To Carter Lake, IOWA; From Neighboring Nebraska...October 6, 1960 If Carter Lake School Cries Help, PTA Comes Running; Job Becoming Larger Every Day, But. October 20, 1960 Carter Lake Residents Do Reverse On Paving; With Cost More Than They Though; November 1, 1960 Carter Lake Pupils Get Course In Business At "Little Store;' They May Not Realize It But...November 13, 1960 Petition For Street Paving Is Rejected At Carter Lake; In Specialy City Council Meeting. November 16, 1960 Carter Lake's Future Still Unsettled; Action Delayed; Waiting On Survey Reports. November 23, 1960 Firm Buys Land At Carter Lake; Steel Company Eyes Future Development. December 8, 1960 'Carter Lake Big Asset To Iowa;' State Development Group Gives Report. December 21, 1960 Voter Center Of River Boundary; Action May Affect Carter Lake Future. December 21, 1960 'Sold Down The River,' Carter Lake Opinions; Bitterness About Boundary Commission Decision. December 22, 1960 County Support To Carter Lake; Supervisors May Adopt Resolution. December 22, 1960 Says Carter Lake A 'Lay-Off Center' For Bookmakers Sen. Moore: 'Carter Lake's Location Isn't Main Issue In Boundary Question;' Iowa Committee Member Explains His Vote. December 27, 1960 Carter Lake Residents Free-Loadin' On Iowa? Peculiar Tax Situation, Claims Rep. Free... January 1, 1961 Drivers and School Kids Better Pay Heed--Moms Will 'Git Ya.' January 10, 1961 'Won't Give Carter Lake Away'--Lisle. January 16, 1961 Rep. Lisle Astonished By Pleas To Keep Carter Lake In Iowa; Strong Support To Strong Stand. January 20. 1961 Two Teeners Admit Wave Of Carter Lake Breakins; 'Broke Into Church 45 Times." January 24, 1961 Planning New Bank Office; State Savings Eyes Carter Lake Facility. February 7, 1961 Senate Debate On Carter Lake; Open Hearing Set For Next Wednesday. April 6, 1961 Keep Carter Lake In Iowa, Turner Pleads; Boundary Line Case Opens In Senate. April 11, 1961 Carter Lake Gains Strong Foothold; 28-19 Senate Vote To Keep Town In Iowa. April 12, 1961 House Votes To Keep Carter Lake In Iowa; Stageman Leads Successful Fight. April 18, 1961 Iowa's Welfare Suffers By Saving Carter Lake; Rep. Maule Claims. April 23, 1961 Carter Lake Presbyterians Will Build; Construction To Start In Fall. May 27, 1961 Carter Lake School Is Bulging; Kindergarten Classes In Gym. September 26, 1961 Carter Lake Presbyterian Church Has New Pastor; Installation Is Sunday. November 11, 1961 Holy Trinity To Open Doors Sunday For First Services; The Rev. Clair Giebert Says. February 2, 1962 Bitter Cold Killed Mother, 2 Children At Carter Lake; Death Due To Exposure. March 3, 1962 Carter Lake Students On Full-Time Schedule. December 11, 1962 Carter Lake--Short On Revenue, Long On Kids; $115,000 Bond Issue Comes To Vote Friday. March 7, 1962 Carter Lake Residents Are Firm About Staying Iowans; Rep. Maule Would 'Give' Community To Nebraska. February 17, 1963 Subcommittee To Hear Carter Lake Delegation. March 21, 1963 Carter Lake Residents Frown On New Boundary Line Proposal; Want To Stay In Iowa. April 16, 1963 Installation, Dedication Ceremonies Set For Sunday; Carter Lake Church. June 15, 1963 Carter Lake Remains Only Point In Border Dispute; Boundary Groups Reach No Decision. November 21, 1963 Boundary Group's Proposal Falls Flat At Carter lake; Same Plan As Rejected By Iowa Legislature. January 10, 1964 Should Cede Carter Lake; Hughes Anxious To Settle Dispute. January 30, 1964 Hughes, Morrison Agree On Channel As Boundary Line; Massive Legal Problems Seen, But...January 31, 1964 State Clears Tax Profit From Carter lake; 2,800 People More Than Carry Their Own Weight. February 7, 1964 Carter Lake To Have Jaycees. March 6, 1964 19 Signed For New C.L. Jaycee Club. March 13, 1964 Carter Lake Club Picks '64 Officers. March 16, 1964 Oswald Elected By Lake Jaycees. March 25, 1964 Cession Of Carter Lake Not Solving Problem; What Benefit To Western Iowa? May 21, 1964 Carter Lake Residents 'Sound Off;' Survey Is "The Voice Of The People.' July 16, 1964 Cede Carter lake? Commission 'Yes', Mabrey Cries 'No'. October 13, 1964 Construction Booming In Carter Lake. November 26, 1964 $70,000 School Bond Election To Be April 13; Carter lake Facilities Crowded. March 21, 1965 Carter Lake Bond Issue Is Approved. April 14, 1965 Ask Post Office For Carter Lake. May 25, 1965 C.L. Wants More Than Stamp Store; P.O Department Asks Branch. June 25, 1965 Carter Lake Makes Move To Remain Part Of Iowa; Printed Plea To Legislators. January 6, 1965 No Doubt About Iowa Border In Carter Lake. January 26, 1965 Printing Plant. July 4, 1965 Sheriff Has Hot Words About Carter Lake P.D.; At Better Government Meet. September 2, 1965 Probe Is Under Way In Carter Lake; Investigating Vandalism. November 4, 1965 C.L. Probe Is Started. November 4, 1965 Carter Lake To Get Own Post Office. May 7, 1966 City Now In Step With Post Office. June 2, 1966 Carter Lake Will Build First Children's Park. April 4, 1967 Carter Lake Gets Library; No Longer A Dream. January 19, 1969 Flag, Lights Recent Library Additions; Congressman Visits. March 7, 1969 Carter Lake Council To Discuss Pollution. July 23, 1969 Carter Lake Wants Water Preservation. June 10, 1969 Carter Lake Council Eyes Testing Of 14 Private Septic Tanks. August 27, 1969 Carter Lake Pollution Not From Septic Tanks. January 13, 1970 Assessor Will Open An Office In Carter Lake. January 25, 1970 Carter lake, Treynor Populations Increase. January 10, 1971 'Scare Tactics' Won't Work On Carter Lake Councilman. July 26, 1971 Carter Lake Police: We'll Return If Chief Bruno Fired. October 20, 1971 New Policeman Hired For Carter Lake Force. October 18, 1971 Traffic Ticket Dismissed After Officers Resign. May 25, 1972 Carter Lake Library Moves To New But 'Sagging' Home. October 13, 1973 Carter Lake Swears In New Mayor. January 3, 1974 First Pumper For Carter Lake. January 28, 1974 Carter Lake Fire Department Seeks Funds For Replacement; Fire Damage At $100,000. February 11, 1974 Short Circuit Is Fire Cause At Carter Lake. February 15, 1974 Carter Lake 'Smokettes' Pay For Fire Equipment. April 2, 1974 $2,000 Raised To Replace Fire Equipment. June 17, 1974 Carter Lake Teen Club Buys House. June 23, 1974 Carter Lake Celebrates. August 17, 1975 Carter Lake Has Police Dog; Police Chief, Spike Train. August 24, 1975 Carter Lake Ballroom fire smoldering, cause unknown. December 10, 1975 Waltrip studying police problems. July 16, 1976 4th police chief quits. July 17, 1976 C.L. firement in new home; risen from the ashes. C.L. firemen in new home. July 26, 1976 Afternoon ceremonies for buildings. August 8, 1976 New C.L. library; Permanent home at last. October 3, 1976 Fire department 'like a Phoenix.' October 3, 1976 Carter Lake has potential: mayor. October 3, 1976 Small town by a roaming river. October 3, 1976 Waltrip doesn't expect trouble from Klan rally. November 18, 1976 Klan burns cross in C.L.; promises more in future. November 19, 1976 Mayor feels Carter Lake's future bright. November 30, 1976 Industry is goal for Carter Lake. January 2, 1977 Topless ordinance in C.L. is upheld. January 11, 1977C.L. house is almost like George's. January 16, 1977 Vote additions for C.L. school. March 22, 1977 Carter Lake goal a big new city hall. April 24, 1977 C.L. plans for home repair $$. May 1, 1977 Carter Lake residents plan 'better tomorrow'. May 1, 1977 Carter Lake discusses new city building. September 19, 1977 Flood of calls deluges chief. January 3, 1978 Carter Lake officers return to police force. January 4, 1978 Carter Lake police fuss storms on but no change. January 6, 1978 Lesley says police chief issue closed. January 10, 1978 Carter Lake ready for new, modern City Hall. April 30, 1978 Carter Lake sues former policeman. March 6, 1978 Former officers agrees to return police gear. March 7, 1978 City Council election sought; Would nullify Carter Lake appointment. May 23, 1978 Special election emerges from Carter Lake turmoil. June 6, 1978 Carter Lake To Build Library. June 17, 1975 Former chief at Carter Lake sues. June 19, 1978 Carter Lake files answer to wage suit. June 26, 1978 C.L. policemen allowed to resign. July 1, 1978 Ground broken for C.L. senior citizens center. July 16, 1978 Councilman seeks halt to election. July 18, 1978 C.L. election ruling Thursday. July 25, 1978 Appointee dumped in council election. August 2, 1978 Lesley vows to build golf course. October 17, 1978 Carter Lake sued for fine of $5,000 a day. October 20, 1978 Golf course hopes green up for Carter Lake mayor. October 24, 1978 Carter Lake to test water. October 27, 1978 Patrol girl, boy of year honored at Carter Lake. November 9, 1978 Carter Lake council may drop planning group. November 14, 1978 Carter Lake to get taxi cab. November 13, 1978 Sheriff may protect city. November 14, 1978 Carter Lake questions asked. November 16, 1978 Police chief must live within state. November 22, 1978 New members to planning board at Carter Lake. November 22, 1978 Kids thankful for a lot; God and pets included. November 23, 1978 Council studies sheriff option. November 28, 1978 Carter Lake plan group flap tabled. November 28, 1978 Carter Lake fund-raisers produce $700. December 20, 1978 Churchman is C.L. attorney. January 9, 1979 PAWS not going to Carter Lake. January 16, 1979 Carter Lake junior high to Wilson? February 22, 1979 Cause of fish kill may not be known. March 28, 1979 Courts to rule on C.L. police case. March 30, 1979 Unpaid officer seeks back wages. April 10, 1979 Suit eyed by Carter Lake. April 13, 1979 Groups to help Carter Lake fish problems. April 14, 1979 Carter Lake must pay officer. April 27, 1979 Carter Lake has new chief. May 31, 1979 Summer reading at C.L. Library. June 1, 1979 C.L. police hiring duty may shift. July 11, 1979 Ray to key opening of first C.L. bank. July 13, 1979 Ray: Bank shows C.L. optimism. July 16, 1979 Animal problems 'dog' Carter Lake. July 19, 1979 C.L. library sets film series. July 20, 1979 New library for school; Carter Lake expands. July 22, 1979 'Personality clash for C.L. police.' July 26, 1979 Carter Lake to get library. August 14, 1979 Lesley veto on police hiring stands. August 28, 1979 'Tweety' a blue-breasted teacher. October 21, 1979
Crumbling streets due to flooding April 1952
Carter Lake #3 5-27-94 includes riverboat proposals & casino
Lesley raps proposal on police. December 3, 1987 Carter Lake says crime figures show town safe. March 12, 1994 Future looks bright for Shoreline. April 1, 1994 Apparent suicide leads to fire in Carter Lake home. April 12, 1994 Carter Lake OK's casino site. April 14, 1994 Carter Lake eyes casino profits. April 15, 1994 Carter Lake deal surprises Hanafan. April 15, 1994 Carter Lake casino may pay for 911. April 16, 1994 Carter Lake mayor refutes claims to docking site. April 20, 1994 Old land dispute reignited over casino site. April 21, 1994 Carter Lake residents say aye to riverboat. April 23, 1994 Iowa won't file claim on riverfront; Attorney general will leave it up to Omaha to take action. May 12, 1994 Carter Lake mayor hopes to move fast on casino. May 18, 1994 Caarter Lake ready to form gaming firm. June 11, 1994 Officials probe Carter Lake death. June 14, 1994 Driggers autopsy is inconclusive. June 15, 1994 New casino eyes port in Carter Lake; President plans to move riverboat from Mississippi. June 18, 1994 Carter Lake gets casino update; developes day they're ready to go. July 1, 1994 Group formed to run casino in Carter lake. July 13, 1994 Carter lake postpones casino vote; City Council concerned about possible lawsuit. July 14, 1994 Lawsuit may delay riverboat. July 19, 1994 Mayor hopes lawsuit is costly to Omaha., July 20, 1994 Carter Lake will appeal land ruling. July 21, 1994 Omaha Tribe optimistic about casino. July 29, 1994 Carter Lake developers pitch project. August 3, 1994 Arguments filed in land dispute. August 4, 1994 Carter Lake sues Omaha over casino; $52.5 million suit alleges interference in city affairs. August 9, 1994 Carter Lake opts to support Omaha Tribe project; August 11, 1994 Carter Lake not likely to get own post office. August 13, 1994 Sales tax on Carter Lake ballot. August 24, 1994 Tribe may be able to meet deadline. August 26, 1994 Gaming group to decide on applications; Association considers license requests for two developers. August 30, 1994 No decision reached on applications; Carter Lake non-profit continues negotiations with developers. August 31, 1994 President seeks permit for dock. September 1, 1994 DNR allows Carter Lake casino dock; State move could help in border fight. September 3, 1994 License decision delayed. September 7, 1994 Carter Lake gives support to President; Omaha Indian casino officials objected to earlier resolution. September 15, 1994 Carter Lake settles suits with Omaha; Agreement would allow tribe to operate on disputed land. August 16, 1994 Cities reach land agreement. September 20, 1994 Councils OK deal on riverfront land. September 21, 1994 Five finalists for Carter Lake post. October 7, 1994 Carter Lake services get act together. October 29, 1994 Carter Lake School gets new landscaping front. November 19, 1994 Carter Lake council OKs leasing land. November 24, 1994 Carter Lake mayor hints at casino conspiracy. December 1, 1994 Young police force serves Carter Lake. December 11, 1994 Carter Lake City Council overturns engineering firm's suspension. December 13, 1994 Casino 'sure' bet; Blankenship: Carter lake's riverboat chances at 100%. December 14, 1994 Carter Lake sees busy weeks ahead. December 16, 1994 Blankenship seeks Wood Ave. audit. December 16, 1994
Channeled Into Their Proper Bin...by the grader, the apples are next carefully packed in labeled boxes for storage. After Mrs. Truman Chambers of Malvern has deftly packed them, the cases are moved into the mommouth[sic] storage cave where temperatures are held at 46 degrees the year around.
It's Apple Harvest Time In S.W. Iowa. October 12, 1955
A collection of photographs of the Midlands Mall (Old Mall) in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Includes photos of demolition, design, construction, ribbon cutting, and use.
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Cash, Johnny & wife June Carter Cash Country Singer
Johnny Cash in Bluffs for Pride Week Concert. April 3, 1987 Johnny Cash ill, hospitalized here. May 17, 1987 Cash ready to leave hospital, vows September return to C.B. May 18, 1987 Singer flies home for two weeks' rest. May 19, 1987 Depot reception planned for Cash. August 30, 1987 Cash concert committee returns $17,000. August 31, 1987 Cash is 'feelin' great', ready for Bluffs return at A.L. Saturday night. September 9, 1987 As promised, Johnny Cash returns. September 13, 1987 Cash concert bomb threat called a hoax. Septemeber 14, 1987