Bluffs first in pride for fourth time. October 19, 1977 Bluffs wins 4th betterment award. October 21, 1977 Better local shopping image is goal of C.B. business group. October 18, 1987 C.B. business owners boosting city image. October 22, 1987
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Sewer-rate increases revived by council. July 11, 1989 Sewer repair arguments back before City Council. August 6, 1989 New sewer fee hikes focus on winter usage. August 8, 1989 Sales tax pushed to pay for sewers. August 11, 1989 CCI proposes wards, 7 council members. February 19, 1991 Boards, commissions, committees serve Council Bluffs. March 18, 1991 Council seeks expanded budget role. April 5, 1991 Interstate asks city to finance crossing repairs. April 5, 1991 Plan would replace signals at five C.B. intersections. April 6, 1991 Repairs won't delay opening for Wilson pool. April 9, 1991 Irwin asks for more discussion of casino, trails center needs. April 9, 1991 City Council remains undecided on contractor license proposal. April 19, 1991 Iowa preference bid delays sidewalk pact. April 23, 1991 1991 street resurfacing will top $1 million mark. April 23, 1991 City will pay for construction of 2 recycling-center buildings. May 7, 1991 SPM can't find backing for C.B. recycle center. June 8, 1991 Council hears appeal on colorful building. June 9, 1991 Council to issue two checks for '87 storm claims. June 10, 1991 Family of five caught in middle of progress. June 11, 1991 Owners glad they fought city hall. June 11, 1991 Residents objecting to tower. June 25, 1991 City raises trash fees. June 25, 1991 Ranger: Higher course fees would send golfers to Omaha. June 25, 1991 Task force studying city recycling center. June 25, 1991 Hansen circulating petitions to run for Bluffs council post. July 5, 1991 City moves for collection of delinquent sewer bills. July 9, 1991 Public hearing set on landfill, opponents say 'find other site.' July 9, 1991 'Adult' labeling removed from massage therapy. July 9, 1991 Three join City Council race. July 10, 1991 New law requires vote on CCI petition. July 10, 1991 Special election to cost taxpayers 25¢ to 50¢ each. June 11, 1991 Primary election is likely. July 13, 1991 Two more consider council bid. July 20, 1991 Ward-system cost grows. July 22, 1991 City sets election on ward proposal. July 23, 1991 Irwin says areas left out of city's new precincts. July 23, 1991 City paving way for valley growth. July 23, 1991 Public hearing set Monday on sewer improvements. August 10, 1991 Tattoo regulations face council test. August 12, 1991 Wade's petition request questioned. August 13, 991 Income raised for trash-fee discount. August 14, 1991 Ballot would stagger council terms. August 19, 1991 Vote to decide council structure. August 19, 1991 MAPA set to start mapping ward boundaries. August 19, 1991 At-large wins big; Voters reject wards. August 21, 1991 Vandernoot pulls out of City Council race. August 22, 1991 Nichols takes out papers to join City Council race. August 23, 1991 Contractor licensing compromise fails. August 27, 1991 Trezona to campaign for council. September 4, 1991 City works on plan to redevelop 500 block of West Broadway. September 7, 1991 Shortfall reduced by about 98%. September 8, 1991 City OKs $161,577 bid for new traffic signals. September 10, 1991 Bob Jordan withdraws from City Council race. September 10, 1991 2nd Avenue traffic sparks complaints. September 10, 1991 Connector street plan draws fire; City may take land back. September 10, 1991 Trezona files for City Council. September 15, 1991 Trucks prompt 2nd invitation to councilmen. October 8, 1991 Mechanical problems prompt city to order a third ambulance. October 9, 1991 Tax abatement hearing tops agenda. October 19, 1991 Late city sewer, trash bills to be added to tax bills. Octo er 22, 1991 Taxes, public safety top points at council forum. October 23, 1991 Bond sale hearing scheduled. October 27, 1991 Cleveland defends affirmative-action comment at forum. October 30, 1991 New ordinance would give dark-window fines to city. November 5, 1991 Health board will decide pig's fate. November 5, 1991 City sets landfill hearing rules. November 6, 1991 Iowa law lists rules for landfill developers. November 6, 1991 City plans to buy four new trucks. November 9, 1991 Menards receives preliminary approval. November 10, 1991 Landfill presents its case; opponents speak tonight. November 13, 1991 State to assess landfill risks; City to follow rules for site approval. November 13, 1991 Opponents: Dump would hurt city. November 14, 1991 Bond issue hearing set Monday. November 17, 1991 City drops recycling-plant bonds. November 19, 1991 City to pay 6.15% interest on bond sale. November 22, 1991 Septic-tank cleaners get bargain. November 24, 1991 Budget crunch clouds prospects of old fire barn. November 25, 1991 Couple is told city can't stop W. Broadway G-string display. November 26, 1991 Public hearing on bond issue heads council agenda Monday. November 3, 1991 City to hold public hearing on rules for tattoo-parlors. December 11, 1991 Five men apply for council post. December 12, 1991 Nine Bluffs men interested in vacancy on City Council. December 13, 1991 City to consider new trail proposal. December 14, 1991 Northside street project hearing set. December 17, 1991 City election cost $1.36 per voter. December 15, 1991 Government fleet center gets 3-year tax abatement. December 18, 1991 New twists are added to Bluffs landfill issue. December 29, 1991 Council ready to fill vacancy left by Gross. December 30, 1991 City asks for applicants to fill council vacancy. December 3, 1991 Vacancy to be filled by ISD head. December 31, 1991 Griffis may appeal council landfill vote. December 3, 1991 Four new members join City Council. January 2, 1991 Interpreter assigned to council sessions. January 3, 1992 Irwin proposes combining city votes. January 3, 1992 City rejects blank-check street sale. January 14, 1992 Some City Hall regulars have eye on council post. January 15, 1992 City eyes porn-shop regulations. April 2, 1992 Candidates say boosting tax base tops Bluffs' agenda. April 10, 1992 Waste burner proposal gets cool reception. April 10, 1992 City gets tough on porn shops. April 16, 1992 Council to consider changes in bus routes. April 18, 1992 Council delays action on new dog ordinance. April 21, 1992 Council studies new 2nd Avenue bridge tonight. May 4, 1992 Council to act on Manawa center. May 4, 1992 City residents pay $18, 229 for 2 elections. May 4, 1992 Six streets in line for repairs; May 18 hearing set on repaving and sewer projects. May 5, 1992 City proposes licenses for go-go dancers. May 5, 1992 City opens way for $35M mall. May 5, 1992 Ordinance would restrict adult-entertainment firms. May 11, 1992 Students get inside look at city government. May 14, 1992 Kennel issue dogs council. July 26, 1992 Hearing is tonight on power center funds. July 27, 1992 City opens doors on porn booths. July 21, 1992 City Council eyes license for more than four animals. July 28, 1992 Pressure growing for city annexation. July 28, 1992 City rejects wiring work. August 21, 1992 Two candidates say campaigns too much. November 7, 1992 Price has doubled to complete sewer project started in 1970s. November 10, 1992 Fox Run plan draws fire from landlord, neighbors. November 10, 1992 Council gives initial approval. November 10, 1992 Nine hearings slated for council on Monday. April 10, 1992 Council agrees to agree. April 20, 1993 Bluffs official wants end to sand going down drain. August 16, 1993 Houses moved for new street to be 'recycled.' May 25, 1993 Ramps hearing tops agenda for Council. June 14, 1993 Two more eye council seat; Lapsely, McGlade take out nomination papers for council race. July 8, 1993 Council eyes trash-fee refund; Surplus in trash-collection fund may be returned to residents. July 11, 1993 City eyes shift in tax use. July 12, 1993 Council advances tax use proposal. July 13, 1993 Higher ambulance fees proposed. July 14, 1993 Bluffs eyes own compost operation. July 14, 1992 Council candidate list grows to nine with the addition of Brandenburg. July 19, 1993 Amdor joins race; 11 seek council. July 29, 1993 Three more seek a seat on council. July 3, 1993 Tobias won't seek re-election. August 3, 1993 Hanafan to seek a third term. August 6, 1993 Council likely to act on loan agreement. August 23, 1993 Council OKs I-29 connector contract. August 24, 1993 City Council to consider Riverside Park transfer. September 9, 1993 City Council approves eight new speed limits. September 28, 1993 Realtors avoid law violation. September 28, 1993 Bluffs turnout low; Incumbent Hanafan to face newcomer Noecker in November mayor's race. October 6, 1993 Recount likely in mayor's race. October 9, 1993 Amdor, Trezona want downtown design standards. October 19, 1993 City Council approves proposal to sell bonds. November 16, 1993 Infrastructure repairs till run $10.7 million. January 17, 1994 No tax increase in Bluffs budget. January 22, 1994 Council agrees to stabilize soil. March 19, 1994 Council approves hike in golf rates. April 12, 1994 Apartment plan hits roadblock. April 19, 1994 City allocates grant funds; Council awards nearly $330,000. May 25, 1994 Council postpones action on sewer fee; Amendment would have allowed use of city funds for extensions. July 16, 1994 Amendment could end stalemates; Charter change would give mayor tie-breaking vote. August 16, 1994 Council approves amended land-use plan. August 23, 1994 Charter change tabled. August 23, 1994 City Council to remodel chambers. September 28, 1994 Council awaits plan for renovation project.; Recommendations on chambers expected in two to four weeks. October 4, 1994 City Council disagrees on landfill wells; Irwin's request for fencing, tests at closed sites questioned. October 12, 1994 City seeks $4.6 million bond issues; Funds would be used for beautification, sewer plant. October 18, 1994 Long, Irwin raise fire safety issue. October 18, 1994 Council approves cleanup, fencing at old dump sites. October 25, 1994 Adult businesses banned from tourist areas. November 15, 1994 Annexation OK'd for subdivision. November 15, 1994 Council OKs bond sale for improvements; Revenue to be used for sewage plant, West Broadway project. November 15, 1994 Stricter city hauling ordinance fails. November 19, 1994
Mayor's office being spruced up. December 10, 1987 Council to vote on $5 million in bonds. November 20, 1988 Personnel director pay level sparks councilmen's ire. December 9, 1988 C.B. adds half million dollars to fixup list. December 13, 1988 City regulations proposed to buy Chautauqua park. December 14, 1988 Computer to aid city attorneys. December 8, 1988 The year ahead; Improvements to streets, sewers rate high on '89 C.B. agenda. January 1, 1989 Dodge trust board set to slice the pie. January 2, 1989 Bids on leased backhoe stir council complaints. January 6, 1989 One percent raise offered to workers. January 7, 1989 C.B. adds $1 million for '89 city repairs. January 10, 1989 Appointments to city posts. January 14, 1989 Sidewalk assessments approved in split vote. January 24, 1989 Bluffs council gives nod to trash pact negotiations. February 10, 1989 Council hears residents rap B'way project. February 14, 1989 Council seeks 'bottom line'. February 16, 1989 Tobias jabs council for budget inaction. February 17, 1989 Hearing Feb. 27 on asbestos removal. February 18, 1989 Private golf course operations proposed. February 16, 1989 C.B. council ready to take ax to budget. February 24, 1989 Disposal of rubble policy to be drafted. February 25, 1989 City may go in real estate business. February 26, 1989 No more prayers for City Council. February 27, 1989 City housing plan draws objections. February 28, 1989 Council OKs budget after move to cut it. February 28, 1989 B'way protest under way. March 2, 1989 Council will eye possible budget cuts. March 5, 1989 Council cuts $206,000 from Hanafan budget. March 7, 1989 C.B. candidates slow getting out of gate. march 9, 1989 Mayor assesses response to council's budget cuts. March 9, 1989 Council races clock on cuts. March 13, 1989 City, water budgets draw fire. March 14, 1989 Hanafan sees red on cuts. March 14, 1989 Irwin calls for city ordinance to outlaw assault weapons ales. March 14, 1989 Kerns against city law banning assault rifles. March 17, 1989 Sidewalk petition my force installation assessment plan. March 19, 1989 irwin, Tobias take street fight inside C.B. council chambers. March 24, 1989 City's role in pavilion questioned. March 24, 1989 Residents to fight planned convenience store. March 25, 1989 Council advances setback changes; Despite protests from residents. March 28, 1989 City to require licensed dumps. March 28, 1989 Owner will withdraw request for rezoning. March 28, 1989 Councilman raps C.B.'s 'arrest quota'. March 29, 1989 Merchants fighting setbacks. April 3, 1989 Report on Griffis complaints is given to councilmen Monday. April 11, 1989 Council kills setbacks, new Broadway plan seen. April 11, 1989 Council may ask review of Griffis' board status. April 12, 1989 No decision by city staff on Broadway setback plan. April 12, 1989 Council members set Monday sewer-use fees study session. April 13, 1989 Council, city panel to consider grant for Malmore water lines. April 17, 1989 New proposal to council for therapeutic massages. April 17, 1989 Reduced fees available for refuse collection. April 21, 1989 C.B. council sets May 1 meeting to discuss increasing sewer fees. April 21, 1989 Irwin, Tobias criticize state action on C.B. site. April 25, 1989 Massage definition discussion delayed. April 25, 1989 Hasty meeting adjournment irks two council members. April 25, 1989 Council fixing trash ordinance. April 28, 1989 Council OKs $9,500 fence at city police firing range. May 9, 1989 Two fear City Hall power play. May 9, 1989 Sewer improvement plans OK'd by council. May 9, 1989 Latino will continue battle over therapeutic massages. May 28, 1989 1,100 signatures still are needed for tax election. May 25, 1989 Councilman Meyer questions compost part of recycling plan. June 9, 1989 City may 'unvacated' disputed alley. June 23, 1989 Council will review sidewalk repair plan. July 11, 1989 Residents hope Council OKs old house demolition. July 23, 1989 Malmore plan would subsidize residents' costs. August 24, 1989 Council, water board discuss requests for water main extensions outside city. September 7, 1989 Promotion of 911 vote questioned. September 8, 1989 Council to hear waste ordinance. September 11, 1989 Irwin challenges sidewalk rules. September 26, 1989 Council speeds up Hite razing. October 12, 1989 Citizens' group forum to feature candidates. October 23, 1989 C.B. OKs bond issue for a recycling plant. October 24, 1989 Candidates clash before small forum crowd. November 3, 1989 City Council will decide on improvements program. December 9, 1989 Sewer study funding sought. December 10, 1989 'Spot patching' proposed for parking garage. December 15, 1989 Malmore wate project plugged into city plan. December 19, 1989 Council OKs license for fence on city land. December 9, 1989 Mayor invokes veto power for first time. December 29, 1989 Irwin fears 'direction' of council. January 2, 1990 Public Works recommends parking garage demolition. January 5, 1990 Tax writeoffs requested; Foundation wants incentives. January 5, 1990 Hanafan appoints Meyer mayor pro tem for 1990. January 9, 1990 City opens new push for Broadway setbacks. January 9, 1990 Industrial Foundation gains first step for tax incentives. January 9, 1990 Council OKs first sewer projects to be funded with local sales tax. January 10, 1990 City may lift false-alarm fines. January 10, 1990 City may seek sewer lateral assessments. January 11, 1990 Council sets goals for '90s. January 12, 1990 City Council to hear study about new library. January 18, 1990 Irwin warns council again on setbacks. January 19, 1990 No 'pockets of resistance' to library, council is told. January 19, 1990 C.B. council to vote on park garage's fate. January 22, 1990 Parking garage to come tumbling down. January 23, 1990 'Lone Ranger' Irwin protests hidden agenda. January 23, 1990 Mayor seeks lower budget using more property taxes. February 6, 1990 Council tours 18 junk yards. February 6, 1990 MAPA plans chemical collections. February 7, 1990 Contractor proposes plan to save garage. February 7, 1990 Omaha robot firm seeks move to C. B. February 9, 1990 Big hike due on trash fees. February 9, 1990 Irwin hot item is left off agenda. February 9, 1990 Delay is sought in garage demolishing. February 10, 1990 No budget funds for city human relations. February 11, 1990 Crackdown seen on unlicensed salvage yards. February 12, 1990 C.B. council to act on sirens. February 12, 1990 Council paves way for robot-firm loans. February 13, 1990 Garbage fee hike passes first round. February 13, 1990 Mayor outlines $43.3 million budget; 'Lean' proposal 'best bang for the buck'. February 16, 1990 W. Broadway setbacks draw fire from Irwin. February 23, 1990 Personnel, civil rights director cuts questioned. February 23, 1990 Council sets cap on budget. February 27, 1990 Deadline set for downtown garage plan. February 27, 1990 C.B. setback plan clears first hurdle. February 27, 1990 Council refuses CCI plea for delay in trash-fee hike. February 27, 1990 Council OKs talks for field. February 27, 1990 Recycling plant gets more time to raise funds. March 13, 1990 Knudson buying Fifth Street garage. March 13, 1990 Fees to rise 58.5 percent on C.B. trash. March 13, 1990 C.B. council approves revised $43.3 million budget. March 13, 1990 Council approves tax breaks for 23rd Avenue revitalization. March 14, 1990 Council may later trash fee-break scale. March 22, 1990 Contract will give city workers 7-percent raises over two years. March 23, 1990 Neola asks tax 'favor' from C.B. March 25, 1990 City council alters funds from grants. March 27, 1990 Council votes to adjust trash rates. March 27, 1990 Mobile home community to get water improvements. March 27, 1990 Council OKs setbacks along W. Broadway. March 27, 1990 Councilmen balk at school request to vacate Kirn street right of way. April 20, 1990 Neola seeks help for option tax referendum. April 21, 1990 C.B. eyes plumbing changes. April 24, 1990 'Fair price' asked for Kirn streets. April 14, 1990 C.B. won't aid Neola tax vote. April 24, 1990 City raises income limit for reduced trash fees. April 24, 1990 City Council seems to agree not to take position on casino. May 4, 1990 Grant to cover downtown deficit; May cut low-income programs. May 8, 1990 Irwin 'puts on ritz' in opposing project. May 8, 1990 Move to vacate old Kirn streets advances at second city hearing. May 8, 1990 City to oil lead dust in alley. May 8, 1990 Dangerous building regulations spark debate by council. May 18, 1990 Council hears SPM extension need. May 18, 1990 Hanafan told to set city's price for unused streets in Kirn field. May 22, 1990 Building ordinance passes first reading. May 22, 1990 C.B. backs an extension for recyclers. May 22, 1990 City seeks grants for new signals. May 24, 1990 Recycler secures financing for C.B. facility. June 8, 1990 3.5% raises OK'd for attorney, clerk. June 12, 1990 Recycling plant financing pact nears completion. June 12, 1990 No estimate yet on seat-belt use fines. June 16, 1990 Council skeptical of 'power mall'. June 22, 1990 City to get 'refined' plan for new mall. June 20, 1990 Bar volleyball draws fire from Irwin. June 22, 1990 City asked for tax financing to build mall. June 22, 1990 Some fear city role when funds run out. June 26, 1990 Council changes front and back garage setbacks. June 26, 1990 W. Broadway bid OK'd in 3-1 vote. June 26, 1990 C.B. Council delays two weeks decision to help shopping mall. June 26, 1990 Mechanical tradesman licensing plan before Council. July 8, 1990 Mayer wants against license plan; Home handymen would be 'criminals'. July 10, 1990 Payback clash could doom I-80 power mall. July 10, 1990 Third extension granted for SPM. July 24, 1990 City pursues volleyball court appeal. July 24, 1990 Licensure code delayed by city, contractors split. July 24, 1990 C.B. stands pat on capital improvements. July 31, 1990 Bond sale set for $5 million in city projects. August 14, 1990 W. Broadway project expanded. August 14, 1990 Council OKs bid for sewer work. August 14, 1990 Council considers C.B. casino on Sept. 6. August 14, 1990 Malmore water contract OK'd. August 14, 1990 Council says 'excuse me' to billboard-fee request. August 15, 1990 City sells $5 million in bonds. August 22, 1990 City 'elated' by bid for bonds. August 23, 1990 Planner defends rezoning denial. August 24, 1990 Towing contract extension may draw city complaints. August 24, 1990 C.B. pays $16.63 ton for street salt. August 28, 1990 Owners want chance to bid on city's towing contract. August 18, 1990 Council goes slow on tire shop zoning. August 28, 1990 City delays action on annexation. August 28, 1990 Council OKs $102,080 in tourism grants. August 28, 1990 Lyle's granted zoning change. September 12, 1990 Council opens casino talks. September 7, 1990 Street project may spur action on city's sewer-hookup policy. September 7, 1990 Council OKIs Franklin Ave. annexation. September 11, 1990 Computer model would help city plan street work. September 9, 1990 C.B. developers question need for building-permit fee hikes. September 21, 1990 City OKs delay for McMartin's loan repayment. September 25, 1990 Council to hold hearing on W. Broadway signals. September 25, 1990 City junk-vehicle ordinance draws fire from truck owner. September 25, 1990 C.B. bureau cites funding crisis. October 5, 1990 Recycler given 30 more days. October 9, 1990 Council won't delay casino vote. October 19, 1990 Council sets hearing on rezoning. October 21, 1990 City OKs rezoning for Glenn Electric. October 23, 1990 Council agrees to help pay for Bingo King plan. October 23, 1990 C.B. eyes future riverfront development. October 26, 1990 C.B. eyes surcharge on trash. October 28, 1990 Developer has paid out $250,000 on C.B. project. October 31, 1990 City Council set to take up waste issues Monday. November 4, 1990 Time running out for recycler financing. November 6, 1990 Casino talks include library funding. November 6, 1990 City Council nears garbage surcharge. November 10, 1990 Vote pleases supporters of casino. November 15, 1990 Bingo King seeks aid on tax abatement. November 24, 1990 City to rebid recycling pact; Lack of funds kills 'dream'. November 27, 1990 Council gives homeowners more time to fix sidewalks. November 27, 1990 Golf cart leases rev future plans. December 1, 1990 Business funding placed on hold. December 2, 1990 Track revives old Kirn field questions. December 14, 1990 Increase in Council size faces 1st test. December 15, 1990 6 firms eye C.B. recycling plant. December 16, 1990 Kirn track restriction axed by city. December 18, 1990 Turn-down of ward system draws fire. December 18, 1990 Holiday action delays city order to raze house. December 20, 1990 Builder asks change in city fire code for basement rooms. January 11, 1991 Broadway yields a revenue cache. January 11, 1991 Grant may spur $9 million industrial growth. January 15, 1991 Council approves expansion of West Broadway project. January 15, 1991 Council votes for improvements. January 19, 1991 Mom appeals home wiring permit denial. January 25, 1991 C.B. considering upscale housing. January 29, 1991 Irwin questions yard-waste separation requirement. January 29, 1991 City hopes grant will 'pave way' for businesses. January 29, 1991 City officials are considering changes in electric permits. February 3, 1991 Councilmen want more information about subdivision. February 8, 1991 Budget calls for a 79-cent tax increase. February 8, 1991 City gets 10 bids for trash recycling. February 11, 1991 Grote bashes 'political debt' in C.B. budget. February 12, 1991 neighbors protest development plan. February 12, 1991 CCI proposes wards, 7 council members. February 19, 1991 Yard-waste separation ordinance passes second City Council reading. February 14, 1991 State not told of C.B. change in government. February 21, 1991 Bluffs council size could become Iowa legal matter. February 21, 1991 Shipper protests trash-transfer fees. February 22, 1991 Despite 79-cent tax boost, C.B. budget could be higher. March 8, 1991 Grote stands firm against tax boost. March 8, 1991 Government form has deep roots. March 18, 1991 Compromise by council raises Arts Council grant. March 26, 1991 Council OKs fee increase. March 26, 1991 Bluffs Council votes 5-0 not to axe forestry group. March 26, 1991 Goodrich rezoning clears first reading. March 27, 1991 Mechanical contractor ordinance tabled again. April 10, 1991 Council to consider restructuring loan. April 21, 1991 City near second recycling pact. April 21, 1991 Council OKs Goodrich rezoning. April 23, 1991 Funds fall short of paying Redland loan. April 23, 1991 Rezoning for handicapped housing denied. May 7, 1991 C.B. council defers raise for city clerk. May 7, 1991 Grote says change would cost city more than $10,000. July 12, 1990 No state permit for Griffis' dump. August 13, 1991 Mayor describes rough year ahead for Bluffs budget. January 22, 1992 City OT totals $430,000. January 27, 1992 Council raises price in hospital land deal. January 28, 1992 Tire-shredding license OK'd for Griffis site. January 28, 1992 City to pay $152,082 for new fire truck. January 28, 1992 Brandenburg joins race for city post. February 7, 1992 City offered 'deal' on new cruisers. February 9, 1992 Railroad wants street closing. February 10, 1992 Council debates hotel-tax hike; Split expected on 1-cent or 2-cent increase. February 20, 1992 Johnson files as council candidate. February 24, 1992 Mayor's budget to cut 7 cents from tax levy. February 24, 1992 File may throw hat into ring a seventh time. February 27, 1992 City contract includes dental coverage. February 27, 1992 Petition delays rezoning vote; Johnson leaves meeting to attend daughter's concert. February 25, 1992 City to demolish 2 houses. February 25, 1992 Ruesch seeks council control for hotel taxes. March 10, 1992 Irwin: Council has 'lot to talk about' before budget vote. March 10, 1992 Budget eliminates 3 city jobs. March 12, 1992 Irwin warns more spending cuts needed. March 12, 1992 City eyes new one-time fee for owners of mobile homes. March 24, 1992 Council rejects Irwin's landfill-cleanup plan. March 24, 1992 Council caps city tax levy at $16.25; No council sessions planned for changes in mayor's budget proposal. March 25, 1992 New phones will save city $2,000 yearly. March 25, 1992 City to pay $165,000 to raze Hite center. March 27, 1992 Hearing proposed on downtown property deal. March 31, 1992 Candidates field many city issues. April 8, 1992 Irwin suggests city takeover of mall property. May 19, 1992 Council refuses request to vacate part of Avenue A. May 20, 1992 2nd Ave. bridge will be replaced. February 25, 1993 Residents to pay more in city fees. May 25, 1993 Bluffs plans $41.6 M in projects. September 19, 1993 Bluffs to lein [sic] on trash-fee delinquents. October 17, 1993 Law ties council's hands. February 6, 1994 City OKs contracts. February 15, 1994 City revenue plan runs into a snag; Jodan: City 'premature' in spending slot earnings. May 10, 1994 City OKs apartment complex rezoning. October 11, 1994 Outlook healthy for City Hall's medical costs. October 9, 1994 Sewer fee increase passes first test. December 13, 1994 Council scales back remodeling project. December 13, 1994
5 Pct. Pay Increase To Water Employes; Trustees Vote. January 16, 1968 City Council OKs Grievance Rules. December 10, 1969 City Employes Seek Hearing Before Council. November 21, 1969 Neutral Party Selected For Negotiations. January 29, 1969 Grievances Make 85 City Employes 'Sick'; Will Meet With City Officials. November 25, 1969 Former C.B. Mayor Is Named Mediator. December 1, 1969 95 of 109 Members Association members. December 4, 1969 Employes Win Raise From City. February 3, 1970 Communications Gap Blamed For 'Sick-In'. June 17, 1970 Jensen Declares Emergency State Due To Walkout. June 18, 1970 Strike Meeting Tentatively Set. June 19, 1970 County, Workmen Begin Round Of Negotiations. June 20, 1970 City's Men Will Work. June 20, 1970 Emergency Over; Men Air Troubles. June 23, 1970 Public Works Paychecks Are A Little Smaller Wednesday; Two Meetings Held. July 1, 1970 City Councilman Denies Report About Dismissal, July 2, 1970 Wage Offer To County Employes; Controversy At Supervisors Meeting. July 2, 1970 County Employes Get Pay Increase. July 6, 1979 Mills Reassigned To City Programs. July 8, 1970 Mills Takes Manager Job In Florida. July 20, 1970 Ault Named City Workers New Leader. October 6, 1970 Deputies Eye Job Security. November 6, 1970 Water Works Negotiations Rules Signed. December 16, 1970 Workers Shut Down Council Bluffs Services; Want $85 Per Month Pay Increase. Jun 10, 1971 City Hall On Picket Patrol; Threats Charged. June 11, 1971 July 1 Negotiation Meet Scheduled; Workers End Strike. June 15, 1971 County Workers Offered $25 Raise, Other Benefits. June 15, 1971 Public Works Pay Negotiations Begin. July 1, 1971 Second city union seeks mediator. January 11, 1987 City workers vote to join labor union. July 15, 1987 Tobias challenges. July 15, 1987 City clerical workers mum about meeting. July 20, 1987 Contract talks to begin with city's newest union. September 11, 1987 New union seeks wage hikes of 10 and 5 pct. in pact talks. September 17, 1981 Bluffs offers 3 percent raise in union talks. October 9, 1987 City relaxes rules on hiring relatives. October 14, 1987 Clerical employees sue C.B.. October 21, 1987 City proposes 1% raise for ambulance workers. November 11, 1987 \Union seeks 10-percent pay raise, city offers 1 percent for 1988-89. November 13, 1987 Contract mediators sought by two Bluffs city unions. December 11, 1987 C.B. city, union negotiations for 1988-89 contracts stalled. January 29, 1988 'Extra' city payday stirs union protest. March 10, 1988 City, unions negotiating 27th payday. March 15, 1988 Contract talks continuing with new city union. March 17, 1988 Two C.B. city contracts give workers 4% raises. April 12, 1988 No non-union city workers left to get proposed raise. April 22, 1988 Workers want out of new city union. May 18, 1988 Ruling expected in month on city union membership. May 19, 1988 4 pct. raises approved for city workers. May 24, 1988 C.B. workers file complaint over uniforms. September 8, 1988 4% raises proposed for city employees. May 20, 1988 Uniform grievances denied in state mixup. October 13, 1988 City workers seek 10% raise. November 15, 1988 City clerical workers delay contract talks. November 21, 1988 City's 15 raise offer draws fire from union. November 30, 1988 Clerical workers seek 8% raises. December 16, 1988 City may hire new personnel director to fill vacant post. December 7, 1988 Raises, bonuses OK'd for Wade and Arrelano. December 13, 1988 C.B. Water workers ask 85 raises. December 22, 1988 Fact-finder called on contract dispute. February 18, 1989 Clerical workers to get 3% raises under city pact. March 23, 1989 City to OK AFSCME pact for 3% raise. March 24, 1989
Jepsen, Roger W. and Dee Iowa State Senator
Tax Situation Worries GOP Candidate Jepsen February 29, 1968 Lt. Gov. Jepsen Will Speak At Top Man Event January 21, 1969 New Ideas, Not New Taxes February 19, 1969 Jepsen Is Favorite At Convention - Assails Welfare Bureaucrats July 28, 1970 Jepsen Leery Of Over-Reaction - Problem Starts At Home September 22, 1970 At Republican Fund Dinner . . . October 28, 1970 Jepsen Answers Democrat Charges October 28, 1970 For Quality Legislation April 4, 1971 Plan Coffees To Honor Mrs. Jepsen April 14, 1972 Jepsen Opens Bid For Senate March 27, 1978 Jepsen To Seek Senate March 28, 1978 Headquarters For Jepsen Here March 30, 1978 Jepsen Reveals Assets, Debts April 7, 1978 Jepsen Lashes Out At Clark April 13, 1978 Lively GOP Contest For U.S. Senate June 2, 1978 Jepsen To Challenge Liberal Clark June 7, 1978 Jepsen Criticizes Clark Farm Policies Position June 25, 1978 Jepsen: Payoff Charge Is A 'Slanderous Attack' July 29, 1978 Jepsen Reveals More On Assets August 8, 1978 Clark, Jepsen Butt Heads On Africa Issue September 10, 1978 Jepsen Attacks Clark Record September 15, 1978 Senate Race More Than Liberal vs. Conservative - Clark, Jepsen Differ Sharply On Issues November 5, 1978 Jepsen In; Clark Out November 8, 1978 Jepsen Unsure Whether He'll Support Manawa Dredging November 9, 1978 Jepsen Financially Stable - Assets Over $160,000 January 2, 1979 Jepsen Named Assistant Whip For Republicans February 2, 1979 Jepsen Says Senate May Debate Draft February 25, 1979 Jepsen Office May Open Soon June 4, 1979 Military Registration Issue - Culver, Jepsen Opinions Split June 18, 1979 Jepsen Opens Bluffs Office July 2, 1979 On The Call For Jepsen July 3, 1979 Jepsen Opens Bluffs Office August 23, 1979 Jepsen: SALT II Must Be Changed August 24, 1979 Is The SALT II Treaty Going To Do The Job? - Preventing Nuclear Weapon Proliferation; 'There Are No Survivors'; 'Treaty Needs Revisions' August 26, 1979 Jepsen: Cut Tax, Balance Budget November 5, 1979 Task Force Head Named March 14, 1980 Jepsen Named To Loan Group March 18, 1980 Jepsen Opposes Revenue Share Cut March 21, 1980 Jepsen Endorses Reagan - Blasts Iran Crisis Handling April 20, 1980 'Embargo A Shot In The Foot' - Jepsen Still Backs Reaganomics January 17, 1982 Dee Jepsen Is Named To Post August 28, 1982 Let's Chat . . . With Dee Ann Jepsen (circa 1983) Jepsen 'Running Mate' Active - ' All Aspects Of Campaign' November 4, 1983 Jepsen Group Rakes Harkin November 11, 1983 Jepsen Pushes School Prayer In C.B. Visits March 25, 1984 Jepsen Leads In Campaign Funds May 25, 1984 Dee Jepsen Visits Bluffs June 2, 1984 U.S. Sen. Roger Jepsen Is The Incumbent. June 3, 1984 Jepsen Member Of Three Committees June 5, 1984 Sex Club Probe Involves Jepsen? June 6, 1984 Politicians Split On Impact Of Jepsen Disclosure June 7, 1984 Jepsen Judgement Left Up To Voters June 7, 1984 Unfazed By Jepsen Revelations June 12, 1984 Jepsen Leads Money Race July 20, 1984 Iowa Senate Battle Heats Up - Jepsen: Going On; Harkin: I Run A Race August 1984 Senator's Wife Speaks Out On Women's Issues August 2, 1984 $2.5 Million Spent In Senate Race August 16, 1984 'I'll Set The Agenda In Campaign' August 18, 1984 Jepsen At Full Throttle August 19, 1984 Special Interest Groups: Senator Choice Is Clear August 30, 1984 PACs Play Safe: Donate To Both Harkin, Jepsen September 28, 1984 Nonpareil Survey: Harkin, Jepsen In Tight Senate Race October 7, 1984 Jepsen: Campaign Takes Mental Toll October 19, 1984 Harkin: Jepsen Funding 'Desperate' October 21, 1984 Harkin Smashes Jepsen Re-Election Bid November 7, 1984 Jepsen Gets On With Living November 8, 1984 Jepsen High On PAC Fund List December 24, 1984 Report: Jepsen Out As Head Of Commission April 18, 1985 Jepsen Reaping The Rewards Of Political Loyalty May 13, 1985
One-Man 'Clean Sweep' Cleans Lincoln Avenue April 17, 1975 New Bike For Jespersen August 21, 1974 Ecologist Likes Bluffs Neighbors April 18, 1975 Let's Chat . . . With Wes Jespersen May 4, 1975 Bluffs Ecologist Is Honored - Wes Jespersen Day Declared October 27, 1975 Jespersen Gets First Bike Tag From The City April 30, 1976 Ecologist's Bicycle Falls Prey To Thieves June 15, 1978 Wes Prefers Pedal Power August 30, 1978 Flowers Planted In Haymarket Area July 15, 1979 'Weed-Whacker' Helps City September 17, 1986 Jespersen Gets New Bike December 23, 1988
Downtown has a little of everything. October 6, 1991 Northeast boasts friendly neighbors. October 6, 1991 Southeast area continues to change. October 6, 1991 Recreation plentiful in southwest Bluffs. October 6, 1991 Airplanes a nuisance to northwest residents. October 6, 1991 Council Bluffs takes a look at itself; A profile of the community. October 6, 1991 Office space 'a good deal' in the Bluffs. October 18, 1991 Bluffs gets funds to repair 15 homes. November 11, 1991 Bluffs a cheap place to live. May 7, 1993 Affordable housing plan eyed by city. January 27, 1994 Ambassadors push projects for the Bluffs. February 26, 1994
Council Bluffs City Council Elections File 2
City Council Elections #2 see also: City Council/Mayor for 1987 elections
Pogge may seek City Council seat. June 13, 1985 Trustee may seek seat. June 26, 1985 Council hopefuls may band together. July 11, 1985 Political newcomer will seek election to council. July 12, 1985 Three more to file for council seat. July 25, 1985 Attorney seeks council seat. August 3, 1985 Possible council slate endorsed. August 5, 1985 Lively democracy for 'Sleeping Giant.' August 6, 1985 Two organizations file statements to raise money for council slate. August 9, 1985 Tellander says he'll run for council seat. August 10, 1985 Slate fundraiser goal is $10,000. August 15, 1985 Chance files for Council seat. August 21, 1985 Fundraiser nets $4,000 for council candidates. August 24, 1985 File to run for City Council. August 28, 1985 Pogge, O'Brien, Morse to proceed with campaign. August 30, 1985 It's no breeze running for council. September 1, 1986 Irwin, Schell first to file council. September 3, 1985 Dunbar third to file for city council. September 4, 1985 Tobias files for Council. September 5, 1985 City Council candidate Schell files document on spending. September 5, 1985 Tellander files; 11th man bids for council September 7, 1985 City Council race grows. September 9, 1985 Munch is 12th Council candidate. September 10, 1985 Forum 'introduces' Council candidates. September 11, 1985 'Slate' of candidates files; October primary assured. September 11, 1985 City Council filing deadline next week. September 19, 1985 Dunbar withdraws from Council race. September 19, 1985 Candidate Irwin files statement. September 20, 1985 Morrison is first woman candidate for City Council. September 12, 1985 Council candidates file financial disclosure forms. September 24, 1985 Chance is Council candidate. September 24, 1985 Council candidates number 11. September 25, 1985 12 in running for city council. September 27, 1985 Candidates file statements. October 3, 1985 Schell: Political machine backs Council candidate. October 10, 1985 Six candidates favor 'strong mayor.' October 12, 1985 Trio of hopefuls raises $12,000 for campaign. October 12, 1985 Commission says candidates' signs violated campaign rules. October 22, 1985 Tuesday's primary will reduce field to six. October 13, 1985 How candidates see things. October 13, 1985 Six advance to general election; Turnout in primary best since 1975. October 16, 1985 Here are vote totals by precinct. October 16, 1985 Three say: 'Terminate' Mike Miller. October 16, 1985 Voter turnout up in some precincts. October 15, 1985 Canvass doesn't affect primary order of finish. October 18, 1985 Realtors split over candidates. October 18, 1985 "Citizen' Tobias stresses basics. October 23, 1985 Low-key, low-budget Irwin's style. October 25, 1985 Realtors endorse Chance, Pogge, Tobias. October 27, 1985 Registration up slightly for city vote. October 28, 1989 Chance not just numbers man. October 28, 1985 Campaign violations redressed; committee claies 'harassment'. October 31, 1985 City Council candidates forum sees campaign issues repeated. October 31, 1985 O'Brien won't change his ways. November 1, 1985 Tobias says he'll have time for Council. November 2, 1985 Committees report pre-election expenses. November 2, 1985 Council election, tax issue make for lively campaign. November 3, 1985 Brief bios of the candidates. November 3, 1985 It's election eve. November 4, 1985 Morse defends trio's agenda. November 4, 1985 Pogge urged to renounce ad. November 5, 1985 Pogge wishes newcomers luck. November 6, 1985 Voters hand slate surprising defeat. November 6, 1985 Votes picked up in canvass. November 12, 1985 Realtors' donation among Council campaign donations. January 4, 1986 1987 city elections set. April 26, 1987 Two announce Bluffs council candidacies. June 2, 1987 McManus, Grote take out papers for mayor, council. September 3, 1987 City Council results. November 6, 1985 Five candidates seeking Bluffs city council posts. September 16, 1987 Four seek mayoral post in C.B. primary election. September 7, 1987 Three more file in council race; deadline today. September 17, 1987 C.B. mayoral candidates field questions at forum. September 28, 1989 The candidates: Profiles of those seeking to become mayor. October 4, 1987 Six seek to be Council Bluffs mayor. October 4, 1987 Where the polling places are. October 5, 1987 New mayor will have more power. October 5, 1987 C.B. primary vote turnout seen as low. October 6, 1987 Hanafan, Manhart set for C.B. mayor's race. October 7, 1987 Hanafan, Manhart only two to file state campaign reports. October 9, 1987 Canvass finds minor changes in C.B. vote. October 9, 1987 C.B. vote signup deadline Oct. 23. October 12, 1987 Voter registration deadline is Friday. October 22, 1987 Council hopefuls offer variety at C.B. forum. October 28, 1987 Mayoral hopeful Hanafan feels heat during CCI question-answer session. October 30, 1987 C.B. council candidates view issues. November 1, 1987 Bluffs voters to polls to select their mayor. November 1, 1987 Experience key in mayoral race. November 1, 1987 C.B. political newcomers raise most for campaign. November 2, 1987 C.B. election turnout may hit 40 percent. November 2, 1987 C.B. vote turnout is good. November 3, 1987 Council Bluffs precinct vote totals. November 4, 1987 Meyer top vote-getter for council. November 4, 1987 C.B. gives Hanafan edge for Mayor.; First C.B. mayor elected since '48 downs Manhart. November 4, 1987 City election cost revealed. November 8, 1987 Canvass doesn't alter C.B. election results. November 9, 1987 C.B. city candidates' expenses cost $31,444. December 3, 1987 City candidates are slow in filling for C.B. election. September 19, 1989 C.B. city candidate's' forum set. October 13, 1989 Council Bluffs polls. November 6, 1989 16 pct. C.B. turnout eyed. November 6, 1989 Council Bluffs vote totals. November 8, 1989 Canvas changes totals in C.B. election. November 13, 1989 Elections will cost taxpayers. December 4, 1989 Reports show big spenders were victors in city races. December 7, 1989 All Pott towns vote Tuesday except two. December 11, 1989 Three candidates identify city's biggest problems. March 16, 1992 25% primary turnout predicted; But poll workers report slow start at mid-morning. March 17, 1992 Voters like Tobias, Johnson-0-pass on File; Field narrowed for Bluffs general election. March 18, 1992 14% turnout eyed in Bluffs election. April 13, 1992 Voters trickle to polls to select councilman. April 14, 1992 Voters like Tobias, hotel-motel tax. April 15, 1992 Tobias captures 2, 693 votes, 56.8 percent of total ballots. April 15, 1992 Hotel-motel tax will rise penny in Bluffs on July 1. April 15, 1992 Totals link tax, council votes; Approval rating highest in precincts carried by Johnson. April 15, 1992 Mobile-home ordinance postponed. November 10, 1992 Irwin seeks council election, tax vote. April 13, 1993 Applicants hurt by way council reached decision. May 2, 1993
Council Bluffs City Government Organization
Council Bluffs City Government Organization 1996-1972
Hundreds of City Changes Urged in Efficiency Report. April 3, 1966 City Urged To Abolish Four Of Its Independent Agencies; Hundreds Of Changes In Efficiency Report. April 3, 1966 Election Of Councilmen From Wards Is Sought. September 25, 1968 County Demos Will Support Ward System. September 27, 1968 New System May Require An Election. September 29, 1968 Culton Supports Wards, Against County Manager. October 2, 1968 Jaycees May Back Ward Election System In Bluffs. October 2, 1968 Filbert Slaps At Ward-Vote Plan. October 5, 1968 Council Tables Proposed Ward-Election Plan Here. October 8, 1969 Finance Department. September 12, 1971 City Manager Makes Things Happen Here. September 12, 1971 City Attorney Is Legal Advisor For Government. September 12, 1971 Citizens Participate In Governments. September 12, 1971 Council Bluffs City Government Is A Partnership With People; Mission Is Service To People. April 30, 1972 Miller not convinced by report on development.
Infectious hepatitis report probed. October 29, 1989 Sentinel chickens are stolen. August 25, 1991 Shot clinic takes aim at childhood diseases. November 13, 1991 Flu shots becoming more popular. November 19, 1991
Council Bluffs Home Builders Association
CB Homebuilders plan involvement, exposure. January 16, 1980 Home Builders. May 13, 1984 Awarded medal. July 1, 1984 Busy summer seen for homebuilders. April 28, 1985 Let's Get Started Now! April 28, 1985
Dedicatory Services For The Newly Completed Jewish Synagogue . . . January 11, 1931 Chevra B'Nai Yisroel Congregation July 26, 1936 LDS Church Buys Old Beck Property - Red Cross Home Goes To Jewish Group July 14, 1948 First Jews Came To Bluffs 100 Years Ago - Rabbi Korb To Review History Friday Night . . . . January 6, 1955 Rabbi Solomon Tells Need For Active Congregation - 250 Attend Jewish Observance . . . January 17, 1955 The Feast Of Lights Begins Here Tuesday - Jewish Holiday . . . December 14, 1957 Synagogue And Center Okayed - $128,000 Structure For S. 8th Street October 13, 1961 Reagan Plans Anger C.B. Jews April, 1985 Jews Observe 'Day Of Atonement' September 25, 1985 C.B. Jewish Community Shadow Of Former Self September 29, 1985
Job Search Often Hard For Homemakers July 22, 1985 Switching Careers: Stressful, Satisfying July 23, 1985 'Assess Your Skills When Planning Career' July 23, 1985 If You Can Do Job, Say It In Resume July 24, 1985 Being 'Aware' Can Land You Jobs July 25, 1985 Tips For Surviving Job Interviews July 26, 1985
Job's Daughters Eye Anniversary October 6, 1984
Bluffs Job Market Looking Better June 8, 1993 Summer Jobs Still Available circa 1993
Macedonia Cafe Is More Than Just 'A Beer Joint' January 15, 1986 The Breeze Is Always Blowin' At Everhart's January 22, 1986 A Grim Warning, But This Reporter Still Wants To Go January 29, 1986 Big Appetites, Big Hearts Help Henderson Native February 12, 1986 Avoca's Victorian Inn Revisited: It's Not Just For Breakfast . . . April 27, 1986 Trip North Yields Fish, Renewed Spirit June 9, 1986
Small Crowd Gathers For Mural Dedication September 23, 1979 Art From A Tube October 19, 1980 Joffe-Bouska's Works Still Evolving May 8, 1983 Joffe-Bouska Committed To Creating, Teaching Art April 24, 1988 C.B. Artist Shows Work In Illinois July 7, 1988
New Coffee House To Open In Bluffs September 11, 1962 Jolly Coachman 'Gets On Road' With Folk Singer At The Reins - New Coffee House September 15, 1962 'Just Four' Back With New Songs May 19, 1963 Josh White Drops By; 'Kids' Really Excited May 23, 1963 Adam And Allen: July 21, 1963 'Jolly Coachman' Gallops To New Broadway Home - Coffee, Songs And Steaks August 18, 1963 Folk Singers At New Scene August 22, 1963
12 Judicial Districts In New Iowa Plan December 1, 1966 Proposed Plan Would Keep 15th Judicial District Intact February 11, 1971 New Name For SWI Judicial District December 27, 1971 Court Caseloads Drop - For SWI Judges August 5, 1979 Revised Bankruptcy Law Takes Effect Monday - Giving More Benefits September 30, 1979 Shrinking Pay Is Making Judiciary Unattractive November 16, 1980 Cameras In Court Get Some Support November 17, 1980 Report Gives Judges High Marks July 25, 1985
Juel Is Elected J.C.C President - Succeeds Nelson In Position September 29, 1939 Juel New Head Of County Bankers - C.B. Savings Bank Is Host At Dinner December 17, 1941 Juel Takes Post As Lions Leader - Hold Meeting Under New Club Officers July 7, 1942 Juel Is Elected As A Delegate - To Represent Lutheran Group At Convention September 17, 1942 Hear Of War Chest Fund July 29, 1943 Juel Elected By Lions Club - Named Governor Of District 9-C June 26, 1945 Juel Named To B. And L. Post - Bank Cashier Will Succeed Gustafson September 1946 Juel Will Head Community Chest - Elected At Meeting Board Of Directors February 11, 1948 Monarchs Active In Civic Life February 29, 1949 Juel Will Head Housing Group - Chamber Seeking New Rental Units March 1949 Name Einer Juel County DP Head - Organize Group To Co-ordinate Placing July 22, 1949 City-Wide Slate For New Council - Group Asks Five Men Be Candidates December 31, 1949 How I Met My Husband - King Einer Went Dancing February 21, 1950 City-Wide Group Makes Clean Sweep For Five Council Posts As 10,200 Ballots Are Cast March 28, 1950 Two Top City Appointments Announced By New Council As Manager Plan Goes In Effect April 3, 1950 Einer Juel Rost From Car Washer To Loan Secretary - Meet Your Mayor June 25, 1950 Buys First Safety Poster July 31, 1950 Mayor Juel Asks Liquor-By-Drink - Says Every Tavern Now "Cheating Law" October 26, 1950 Mayor Named Head Of Lutheran Area December 30, 1950 Mayor Juel Named Division Head For Red Cross Campaign February 8, 1951 Einer Juel In 'Poor' Condition At Hospital February 3, 1952 Councilman Juel May Resign Post March 14, 1952 Einer Juel Resigns From City Council April 2, 1952 Einer Juel Elected Loan League Officer October 6, 1952 Juel Re-Elected By Church Group February 2, 1953 Juel Lists Church's Teachings May 30, 1953 Name Einer Juel To Federal Bank Board November 10, 1953 Juel Named Head Of Savings, Loan Group October 11, 1954 State Savings Bank Names Juel - No changes Made At C.B. Savings January 12, 1955 Einer Juel Named To Lutheran Post February 19, 1955 Einer Juel Named To Home Loan Group March 27, 1955 Juel To Speak At Chicago Conference April 24, 1955 Juel To Board Of Abstract Guaranty April 29, 1956 Einer Juel Named By Iowa Lutherans December 28, 1956 Juel Tells How Britons Can Save And Gamble, Too - Back From European Trip June 4, 1957 Juel Appointed To Legislative Group January 9, 1958 Juel And Tornblom Named By Bankers April 25, 1958 Lodge Presents Award To Juel June 25, 1958 Juel Elected To Lutheran Board October 11, 1958 Lutheran Synod Re-Elects Juel - Officers Seated At Webster City May 21, 1959 Juel Spent Sleepless Night In Huge Tree House In Africa - Watching Wild Animals October 25, 1959 Juel Appointed To National Committee February 29, 1960 Juel Appointed To Savings, Loan Post February 24, 1961 Lutherans Name Wicklund And Juel May 17, 1961 Juel Helps Start Gains Guaranty - To Acquire Prime Business Properties November 10, 1961 Two Directors Are Re-Elected January 18, 1962 Juel Installed By Lutherans September 7, 1962 Juel Named To National Group September 11, 1964 Savings, Loan League Elects Einer P. Juel November 29, 1964 2 Financiers To National Group January 21, 1965 Juel Renamed By Iowa Lutherans May 26, 1965 Juel Named To National Group January 19, 1966 Juel Named To Committee January 1, 1967 Iowa Lutherans Elect Juel To His Third Term April 30, 1968 NCCJ Picks Einer Juel For Award November 19, 1968 Juel Honored At Banquet - Receives NCCJ Award November 27, 1968 League Names Day And Juel April 10, 1969 Leland Lykke Is Elected First Federal President November 13, 1969 Juel Named SCORE Member May 30, 1971 Bluffs Man Invests In Steel Recycling Plant December 4, 1972 Juel Named By City of Hope March 18, 1973 Einer Juel Day Proclaimed May 27, 1973 City Of Hope Fete For Juel Wednesday June 17, 1973 Einer Juel Is City Of Hope Man-Of-Year - 'No One Can Surpass You' June 21, 1973 Wife, Children Proud Of Juel June 21, 1973 Beatrice Juel (obituary) May 11, 1977 Irene M. Juel (obituary) September 14, 1986