Iowa Power And Light Co. File #1b
subject: Local news
description: Iowa Power And Light Co. File #1b
description: Offer Power Properties For $3,550,000 - Ask 25-Year Franchise Election; City Given Six-Months Option October 29, 1947 Mayor Seeks Tax On New Power Deal - Asks 2 Per Cent Of Gross Revenue If Privately Operated November 2, 1947 Power Deal Goes To City Committee - Mayor Requests First Action On Franchise November 4, 1947 Nonpareil - KSWI Will Stage Forum On Power Franchise December 10, 1947 Mayor Denies McNear In Deal - Several Bond Firms Have Shown Interest December 10, 1947 Five Men Guiding Plan For REA Purchase Of Power Lines December 10, 1947 Minner Launches Franchise Drive - Cites His Reasons For Public Ownership December 11, 1947 If Franchise Carries, Council-Approved Group Will Buy December 12, 1947 Group Named To Study Power Deal - Committees Will Probe All Phases December 15, 1947 Form Group To Oppose New Franchise - Warren Wells Will Head Organization; Plan Public Meetings December 16, 1947 Anti-Franchise Groups Named - Executive Board To Direct Campaign December 17, 1947 To "Battle" Franchise To Election Date - Wells, In Statement, Answers Letter Of Western Iowa Power December 26, 1947 Mayor Dislikes Letter On Power December 27, 1947 Power Franchise Vote January 6, 1948 Study Extension Of Power Option - Special Council Meeting Monday April 23, 1948 Dr. Boyne Heads New Power Group - option Extension Is "Feeling Out Process" April 28, 1948 WIPC For Sale, 'For Cold Cash' - Omahans To Study Option Extension May 6, 1948 Expect Action On Option Request - Joint Boards Will Meet On Thursday May 18, 1948 Plan Talks On Public Power Issue - New Option Granted City By Omaha Firms; Deadline Now Aug. 1 May 21, 1948 VFW Joins Forces With Power Group - Veterans Link With Boyne In Plan To Purchase Utility May 27, 1948 Aldermen Urge Power Election - 'Let People Decide' The Ownership Issue May 28, 1948 Mayor Not Sure On Power Option - but Believes City Should Have A Vote May 29, 1948 Bond Firms Will Handle Power Deal - Keleher Returns From Chicago Trip May 31, 1948 Power Group…
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1947 - 1948
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format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
identifier: Iowa Power And Light Co. File #1b
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

Two 'Out and Out Forgeries' On The Anti-Manager Petition; Mr. and Mrs. Rex White Protest
subject: local news
description: Pointing Out...her 'signature" on the anti-manager petition is Mrs. Rex L. White. Her husband's name appears three lines higher on the list
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil September 17, 1958
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1958-9-17
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format: Black and white photograph
type: Photograph
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

City Manager Plan
subject: local news
description: City Manager Plan effective April 1950
description: City Manager Plan Carries by 987 Votes; Opposition Leader Bert Parker Plans to Run for Council. October 18, 1949 City-wide Group Makes Clean Sweep for Five Council Posts as 10, 200 Ballots Are Cast; Allan Ardell and A.J. Nielsen Are Named to Municipal Judgeships; Schlott to Park Board; Madden and C. Ingraham Are Unopposed. March 28, 1950 City Election Results. March 28, 1950 Urge Change in Voting Precincts; Demo Chief Files Plan With Council. July 8, 1955 Manager Plan Brings Progress; Council Bluffs Comes Long Way Since 1950. June 20, 1956 City Manager Plan Pin-Points Authority; Just Like Any Well Run Business Organizations. June 18, 1956 city Receives Less Of Tax Dollar; This Is How Your Tax Money Is Spent. June 19, 1956 $300,000 Well Spent Provides Better Service; Negligible Cost To Taxpayer. June 22, 1956 Progress in the Field Of Traffic. Modern Government Solves Modern Problem. June 22, 1956 'Closed Door' Issue Falls Apart At The Seams; Favorite Slap At Council-Manager Government. June 23, 1956 Here's How The City Spends Property Tax; Biggest Shares For Police, Fire. June 24, 1956 Manager Plan Solid Winner; Call For Unity. June 27, 1956 Voters To Decide On City Govt. Oct. 21; Pending Approval of Petition. September 3, 1958 Two 'Out And Out Forgeries' On the Anti-Manager Petition; Mr. and Mrs., Rex White Protest. September 17, 1958 Ask Election On City Government. August 25, 1958 Ranks Being Formed To Test City Manager Plan; Election Appears Definuite. August 26, 1958 Jaycees Act Quickly To Back City Manager Plan; To Study Course Of Action. August 27, 1958 Be Careful; Wording Of Ballot Is Bit Confusing; City Manager Plan Issue. August 31, 1958 City MJanager Issue Gets Hot; Jaycees Want The 'Facts' In Writing; Mayor Gronstal Blasts Katelman. September 9, 1958 Katelman Sends Note To Jaycees. September 10, 1958 Jaycees And Katelman Agree; Councilman Asked To Present 'Facts'. September 15, 1958 These Names Appear On The Anti-Manager Plan. September 19, 1958 4 More Na…
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1949-1986
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

City Transit Lines, Inc.
subject: local news
description: City Transit Lines, Inc. CB Bus Line 2800 Ave. A See Metro Area Transit
description: Transit Firm Buys Old Tram Building; To Be Used for Bust Storage and Shops. September 16, 1950 Tuesday Moving Day for Transit Firm. October 29, 1950 Omaha Firm Granted Intercity Bus Permit. October 3, 1950 Transit Appeals ICC Bus Ruling; Asks "Reconsideration of Further Hearing." December 18, 1950 Denies Rehearing of O & CB Fare Boost. May 17, 1952 Seeks to Quash Transit's Suit; Tram Firm Files 2 Motions in Bus Fight. August 10, 1951 Transit Argues for Omaha Route; 'Must Close' Company If Authority Denied. October 4, 1951 Asks ICC Delay Thornton Hearing; Omaha Firm Can Not Reach Kiger, Thornton. October 5, 1951 Set Night Session in Bus Fight Case. October 9, 1951 Transit Denied Right to Long Bus Loop in Omaha; Court Rules Ordinance Valid. October 12, 1951 Kiger Hits Back at Omaha Firm; Transit "Long Way From Being Whipped." October 14, 1951 Bust Fight Hearing Is Set for No. 9. October 25, 1951 Transit Asks for Re-hearing of Case. October 29, 1951 'Transit Raiding Traffic in Omaha'; Team Company Makes Charge in Reply Here. October 30, 1951 Transit asks ICC Rehear Bus Case; Claims Examiner Was Not Qualified. November 5, 1951 Dismiss Suit in Local Bus Fight; Transit Has a New Petition Before ICC. November 10, 1959 Sees No Reason to Reopen Bus Fight; Tram Firm Answers Transit's Petition. November 21, 1951 File Briefs in Local Bust Fight; Argue Status of Thornton Company. December 4, 1951 Transit Seeking Hearing on Route; Lists 'Errors' of Hight Nebraska court. December 10, 1951 May Tighten Loop for Transit Firm; Omaha Council Refers Issue to Traffic Group. January 2, 1952 Transit Loop Approved in 36 Seconds; 17th Street Route Change Will Be Put Into Effect Monday. February 14, 1952 Would Deny Transfer of Bus Rights; ICC Panel Claims Misrepresentations in Thornton Case. April 24, 1952 Transit to Hike Interstate Fare; Will Cost 15 Cents, Effective June 15. May 5, 1952 No Vote Needed on Fare Increase; Can Alter Franchise; Omaha May Hike Fare. May 7, 1952 Two Bus Firms to R…
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1950-1972
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

Civic Center (Proposed)
subject: local news
description: Civic Center (proposed)
description: Council Candidate Calls For City Auditorium Vote; Larkin Will Have To Move Fast... September 20, 1961 Larkin Cancels Plan For No. 7 Vote On A New City Auditorium; People Want Slower Approach., September 22, 1961 Now Is The Time To Plan For Civic Center. September 24, 1961 City Not Behind on Auditorium Plan; White Says Idea Is 'Strictly Larkin's'. September 21, 1961 Approach To Civic Center Is Complex; Terminology Is Key To Getting Issue On Ballot. September 24, 1961 Mayor Will Name 7-member Civic Center Study Committe; Choices Still Pending. September 28, 1961 Civic Center Study Group Endorsed By C.B. Leaders; This Is Time To Start Planning--Mayor. September 25, 1961 Civic Center Committee Appointed By Mayor Lash; Seven Men From Public And Private Life. October 3, 1961 Pettigrew Named Chairman Of Civic Center Study Committee; At Organizational Meet. October 10, 1961 Civic Center Plan Will Be Released Soon; Must Reaffirm Cost Figures. June 6, 1962 Fast, Favorable Reaction To Civic Center Proposal. June 7, 1962 City To Study Legal, Financial Aspects Of Civic Center Move; Plan Pleases School Board. June 8, 1962 Civic Shopping Center Is Suggested For Bluffs. April 10, 1963 Civic Center Group Planned; Will be Appointed By Bluffs Chamber. April 11, 1963 Cairney To Head Civic Center Group. April 12, 1963 Citizens See Great Need For Civic Center In Council Bluffs; Chamber To Push Proposal. April 14, 1963 Larger Arena, Theater Eyed In Civic Center Plan. April 16, 1963 Proposed Civic Center In C.B. Would Cost About $1.98 Million; Chamber Committee Learns... April 23, 1963 Study Group Would Drop Leased Civic Center Idea; Eyes Veterans Auditorium; Eyes Veterans Auditorium. May 20. 1963 Chamber Launches Drive For Civic Center In C.B. June 26, 1963 Civic Center Plan Opposed; Too Costly, Says Donald H. Filbert. April 16, 1963 Cost Breakdown Of Civic Center; Filbert Writes About Sioux City. April 20. 1963 Fall Vote Eyed On Civic Center; Petition Drive Is Moving Along. June 30, 1963…
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1961-1974
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

Iowa Power and Light Co. File #2
subject: Local news
description: Iowa Power and Light Co. File #2
description: First Unit Is Ordered For Power Plant - Big Generator Is Slated For Operation By December of 1953 January 29, 1951 Iowa Power To Build $8.5 Million Station - Bius Site South Of City August 6, 1951 Anchor Pontoon For Ipalco Job - Will Pump River To Fill Power Plant Site December 7, 1951 First Installation At New Ipalco Power Plant Is Submerged Concrete Floor June 29, 1952 New Ipalco Plant Safe From Floods - Gussett Explains Project To CB Group October 23, 1952 Ipalco Receives Big Transformer - Will Tie New Plant To Iowa Power Pool February 14, 1953 Large Turbine Is Being Installed - Work On New Ipalco Plant 'Moving Along' August 30, 1953 5 Men Attend Ipalco School - Learning To Operate $8,500,000 Plant October 11, 1953 New Ipalco Plant To Open This Week March 21, 1954 Ipalco Plant To Start This Week - First Steam Into Turbine Thursday March 21, 1954 C.B. Has Own Electricity For First Time In History - Changeover Made Friday Night May 1, 1954 Ipalco Officials, Guests Tour New Power Station May 14, 1954 Ipalco Unveils New Plant - - Then Cut-Off May 15, 1954 At IPALCO Plant May 15, 1954 Bluffs Gets Two Way Power Feed - Starts With Use Of New IPALCO Station December 9, 1954 Ipalco Plant To Build Big C.B. Addition - To Be Iowa's Largest Electrical Unit . . . January 15, 1956 Ipalco Expands Plans For Plant - Buys 90,000 KW. Turbogenerator May 7, 1956 Grading Starts AT IPALCO Plant - $13 Million Addition Under Construction April 11, 1957 Ross Re-Elected To IPALCO Board April 11, 1957 IPALCO Contract To Larsen Brothers May 7, 1957 IPALCO Plant Project Is Over Biggest Hurdle - Foundation Completed . . . September 8, 1957 IPALCO To Spend Third Of Budget On C.B. Plant - Sells $10 Million In Bonds January 23, 1958 Power Plant Grows: March 30, 1958 Iowa Power Firms Study Merger Plans - In The Interest Of Economies May 18, 1958 IPALCO Asks Council To Authorize Rate Boost - Operating Costs Up July 9, 1958 Water Permits For IPALCO Stations September 1958 Councilmen Okay Power Rate H…
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1951 - 1992
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
identifier: Iowa Power and Light Co. File #2
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

Civil Defense C.B.
subject: local news
description: Civil Defense, CB
description: Auxiliary Police Ready For Action; 47 Members To Aid In Any Emergency. August 29, 1954 City Not ORganized To Meet Major Disaster, But Has A Nucleus Force. February 6, 1955 Woolsey Eyes Tunnels For H-Bomb Defense; Would Dig Into Hills Of Council Bluffs. February 24, 1955 Begin Clost Study For Bomb Refuge Tunnels. March 13, 1955 Your Would Taste, Smell, See, Hear Air Raid Alarm; Woolsey's Plan. April 15, 1955 Civil Defense Chairman Quits; No Funds Available For Work--Woolsey. June 30, 1955 C.B. Target In National Defense Test; Bomb 'Dropped' At 25th Ave G. July 12, 1957 Civil Defense Council Is Named For C.B., County; State Official Calls For Plan. October 31, 19612 60 Buildings Here Would Afford Fallout Protection; In Various Degrees. October 26, 1962 Civil Defense Office May Be Set Up On Trial Basis; At Cost Of $600 A Month; November 5, 1962 Money Problem Plagues Plan For Proposed Civil Defense Office; County Funds Not Transferrable. November 6, 1962 19 Buildings Here To Be Marked Fallout Shelters; With Capacity For 5, 100 Persons. December 9, 1962 Over 75 Attend C.D. Workshop; Session Primarily Set Up For Nurses. December 13, 1962 Civil Defense: The Sheltered Life; U.S. Program Wholly Inadequate. December 13, 1964 County Authorizes Civil Defense Move; Would Set Up Agency. November 8, 1965 Council Will Act On CDA Resolution; At Meeting January 17. January 11, 1966 Pakey Will Head Civil Defense Unit; Joint Agency Organized. February 24 1966 Macedonia Joins Defense System. April 10, 1966 3 Towns Outside Defense System. April 10, 1966 Civil Defense Group Named; Meet Sept. 12. August 16, 1966 Civil Defense System No In Twilight Zone Of Readiness; New Director To Have Big Job. September 18, 1966 Fire Chief Gilman Named CD Director; Effective Jan. 1. November 4, 1966 Defense Group Picks Officers. December 9, 1966 Civil Defense Chief Works To Close Shelter Gap Here; Space Now For Only 1 Of 6 Persons. March 19, 1967 Emergency Center Planning Fund Approved. April 7, 1967 Civ…
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1954-1988
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

Civil War
subject: local news
description: Civil War Includes series on "Civil War Time in Council Bluffs"
description: Frontier Town Feels Impact Of Civil War; It Started 100 years Ago Wednesday. April 9, 1961 3 Companies Of Troops Arrive On The River Boat; Civil War Time In Council Bluffs. May 7, 1961 Soldiers Need 2 Hickory Shirts And Flannel Wife; Civil War Time in Council Bluffs. May 14, 1961 Iowa Ready To Pledge All Its Fighting Men, Money; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs. May 28, 1961 Keokuk Major Hosptial Center During Civil War; Rendezvous Point For Iowa Troops Heading South. May 29, 1961 Re. Pusey Is Back, But Legislative News Scanty; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs. June 4, 1961 Crescent City Man Takes A 'Brainless Fop' To Task; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs. June 11, 1961 Missouri River Too High And Weather Is Too Hot; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs. June 25, 1961 John Brown Never Stirred Southwest Iowa Too Much; His Underground Railroad Cut Across the Area But. July 3, 1961 4th Regiment Gets Equipment; 3 Units Camping South Of Town; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs. July 16, 1961 'Secesh' Activity In Missouri Blamed For Delays In The Mail; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs/ July 23, 1961 Ladies' Group Come To The Aid Of The Troops From Company B; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs. July 30, 1961 Burke Joins The Nonpareil Staff; Female Seminary To Open Soon; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs. August 20, 1961 Printer Finds Soldiering Suits Him Better Than Sticking Type; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs. August 17, 1981 Living On Shope Doesn't Help Bloomer's Chance For Congress; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs. Fourth Iowa Reg. Moves To Much 'Healthier' Place; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs. September 10, 1961 Governor Returns Home; GOP Nominates Wilson; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs. September 17, 1961 Anti-Secession Candidate For Congress Will Speak; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs. September 24, 1961 Babbitt Wins Top Award For Best Blooded Stallion; Civil War Times in Council Bluffs. October 1, 1961 Iowa Soldiers Stay In Tents As Heavy Rain Delays …
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1961-1963
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

Clarinda, Iowa--File #1
subject: local news
description: Clarinda, Iowa File #1 Up to 7/3/85
description: In Clarinda, calls come to Santa from everywhere. December 24, 1962 Antiques and active chambers keep towns from 'going to dust'. April 26, 1987 Clarinda storm cleanup begins. July 10, 1987 Page fair opens Thursday. July 27, 1988 Clarinda elects new councilman. August 17, 1980 Clarinda firm buys bank in Humboldt. September 9, 1988 Man gets 30 days in jail. December 22, 1988 $182,000 is awarded for bonfire injuries. March 17, 1989 Clarinda man faces rape charge. February 1, 1990 Clarinda 'In the Mood' for Glenn Miller fest. June 9, 1990 Blanchard man charged with drunk driving in fatality. August 1, 1990 Murder trial ruling awaited. August 19, 1990 Commission to take up Page case. October 1, 1990 SWI town seeking Japan investment. October 7, 1990 Clarinda seeks funds for water extension. October 28, 1990 Clarinda will host stockmen. November 16, 1990 Plant closing surprises Clarinda. November 13, 1990 Minor injuries in 9-vehicle collision west of Clarinda. December 6, 1990 Museum on big bands planned for Clarinda. January 30, 1991 Substance-abuse programs could close. February 3, 1991 Shooting death is investigated. April 15, 1991 Clarinda man dies in crash. April 15, 1991 Conspiracy charge planned in Beal murder. July 5, 1991 Driver injured when car hits bridge. August 12, 1991 Page attorney ready to wrap up Beal case. August 17, 1991 Vandals shut down school at Clarinda. February 4, 1992 Clarinda High School open again. February 5, 1992 Clarinda school car recovered. February 7, 1992 Teens' court date set for school vandalism. February 19, 1992 Bank fund to help with medical bills. February 22, 1992 Celebrity contributes $150,000 for Clarinda community center. march 12, 1992 Innocent plea entered in shooting death. May 28, 1992 Courthouse gets new life. December 11, 1993 Mixed reviews for Clarinda plan. February 2, 1994
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1986-1994
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
coverage: Western Iowa

Iowa Power and Light Co. File #3
subject: Local news
description: Iowa Power and Light Co. File #3
description: Power Plant To Boom! September 21, 1978 Consumers Get A Break May 7, 1981 Decisions Will Affect C.B. Bills July 21, 1981 Iowa Power Asks ICC To Consider Refunds August 21, 1981 Power Refund Hurdle Cleared August 25, 1981 $1.6 Million Tax Payment To County March 31, 1982 IPALCO Discounts Shelved By ICC April 7, 1983 Iowa Power Defends Rate Hike Request June 11, 1983 Utility Called Greedy July 14, 1983 Iowa Power Customers Pledge $50,000 To Plan July 14, 1983 Ripple Effect To Rate Increase? July 21, 1983 Iowa Power Faces Suit February 21, 1984 High Court Rejects Iowa Power Appeal April 23, 1984 IPALCO Receives Low Rating August 7, 1984 Iowa Power Rate Request Struck Down August 16, 1984 C.B. Electricity Goes To Cedar Falls September 16, 1984 IPALCO Pays $1.6 Million Taxes September 28, 1984 Iowa Power Overcharges A Minor Problem November 29, 1984 Damaged Trees Draw Woman's Ire January 16, 1985 Overdue Heat Bills Sought By Utilities April 2, 1985 Replacement Of Felled Trees Makes Homeowner Happy April 3, 1985 Manawa Water Project Studied June 5, 1985 Utilities To Begin Conservation Projects July 22, 1985 Iowa Power Warns Of Imposters August 7, 1985 Iowa Power Offers Early Retirement August 29, 1985 Pigeon Deterrent 'Isn't Hazardous' September 9, 1985 Area Mayors Upset At Iowa Power For Closing Offices September 24, 1985Stock Dividend September 30, 1985 Utility Plant Partially Operating January 2, 1986 Consulting Firm Working To Pinpoint Cause Of Plant Blast January 7, 1986 Iowa Power Asking For Limited Role In Manawa Project January 16, 1986 Report: Fire Sparked Iowa Power Blast February 28, 1986 Iowa Power To Appeal $535,000 Jury Verdict April 25, 1986 Gusty Winds, Limb Put 1,000 In Dark In C.B. May 3, 1986 Iowa Power Customers To Get A Credit June 24, 1986 Board: Iowa Power's Billing Methods Riddled With Errors August 22, 1986 Utility Turns Off Power Thieves February 11, 1987 Dust Collector Catches Fire At Iowa Power Plant May 8, 1987 Felled Tree Leaves 2,000 In the …
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1978 - 1992
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
identifier: Iowa Power and Light Co. File #3
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

Iowa School For The Deaf File #1: to 08/11/1984
subject: Local news
description: Iowa School For The Deaf File #1: to 08/11/1984
description: New Building To Take Place Of Old One At Iowa School For The Deaf May 27, 1929 Iowa School For The Deaf's Newest Building August 29, 1935 Sixty-Bed Hospital Proposed For Iowa School For The Deaf September 12, 1935 New School Building And Dormitory At The Iowa School For The Deaf July 26, 1936 ISD Swimming Pool Roof Crashes Under Heavy Rains - Colder Readings Due . . . October 2, 1950 Starts Repair Of Roof At ISD Pool November 7, 1950 Berg Stands Pat On 'Firing' Of 4 - Refuses to Recognize ISD Teachers Union June 23, 1951 State Board Is Asked To Reconsider ISD "Firing" June 28, 1951 ISD "Firing" Is Upheld By Board - But Court Action Indicated By Union June 29, 1951 CLU Asks Probe Of ISD "Firing" - To Send Resolution To Governor Beardsley July 14, 1951 Ask New Hearing On Iowa Deaf "Firing" December 8, 1951 Audiologist Joins Iowa Deaf Staff - Ross Weaver Plans Three-Fold Program September 7, 1952 Asks Funds For New ISD Primary Unit - Board Of Education Also Would Adjust Teacher Salaries October 6, 1954 Plan New Primary Building At ISD August 22, 1955 Iowa Deaf Marks Its 100th Birthday September 29, 1955 ISD And Iowa U. May Join Forces To Prepare Students As Deaf Instructors January 15, 1956 ISD Ups Tuition For Deaf-Blind - State Files Audit Of School's Books March 20, 1956 Board Of Regents Okays Site For New ISD Building - $300,000 Structure . . . June 16, 1956 State Regents Okay ISD Plans - To Build 14 Room Primary Structure July 29, 1956 Sketch For Primary Classroom Building January 6, 1957 Andersen Firm Is Low Bidder On ISD Building - With Base Figure Of $167,432 . . . February 1, 1957 A View Of Things To Come At ISD: August 4, 1957 Check Cracking Concrete In Floors At ISD 'Main' - to Eliminate Possible Hazard . . . August 13, 1957 ISD Project To Cost $119,000 January 7, 1958 Games Help Solve Difficult Problem At ISD - In the Halls Of Learning March 13, 1958 Work Moves Inside On Building At ISD March 13, 1958 No Change In Budget At ISD - But Employees To Get Salary …
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1929- 1984
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
identifier: Iowa School For The Deaf File #1: to 08/11/1984
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

Clarinda, Iowa--File #1
subject: local news
description: Clarinda, Iowa File #1 Up to 7/31/85
description: Clarinda is Pioneer in Operation of Municipal Affairs by City Manager; Fifth U.S. City To Adopt System. May 20, 1934 Berry Seed Co. Has Huge Trade; It Ranks As World's Largest Direct Seller. May 20, 1934 Seat of Page County's Government. May 20, 1934 Clarinda Has Largest Power Plant in Southwestern Iowa. May 20, 1934 Maintains Order. May 20, 1934 Two Of Clarinda's Fine Church Edifice. May 20, 1934 City Manager. May 20, 1934 Coal Mines Give Many Men Work. May 20, 1934 Banks Will Obtain Federal Insurance. May 20, 1934 Open Swimming Pool At Clarinda. May 20, 1934 Clarinda Has Eight Churches Functioning. May 20, 1934 Cartoons by Artist-Ventriloquist Interest Herald-Journal Readers. May 20, 1934 Dunn Company Has Far-Flung Business. May 20, 1934 Airport Operator. May 20, 1934 Payment of Scrip To Be Completed. May 20, 1934 His Products Sold All Over World. May 20, 1934 Many Old Firms Still In Business. May 20, 1934 Fire Department Highly Efficient. May 20, 1934 Clarinda Gets Water From Nodaway River. May 20, 1934 Junior College Is Feature Of Schools; Clarinda's Educational System Has 1,100 Children Enrolled. May 20, 1934 Clarinda Orchards Produce Heavily. May 20, 1934 Dedicates New Hospital. September 13, 1939 To Dedicate New Clarinda Church. November 27, 1958 Big Potential For 1-Man Firm; Clarinda's Newest Industry Growing. February 1, 1959 Bust Becomes A Mobile Home; Do-It-Yourself Job By Clarinda Doctor. August 30, 1959 Fourth Defeat For School Plan: Judge Overrules New Trial Motion. September 2, 1959 Clarinda Bids For More Industry; Factories Go Up As. November 4, 1959 Big Hi-Fi Speakers For Clarinda Mental Institute. November 29, 1959 Clarinda Hosptial Going All-Out In Grouping Patients In County Units. January 20, 1960 Clarinda Patient Making Progress In High School. February 3, 1960 To Break Ground For Church Unit. April 23, 1964 Industry Anyone? June 26, 1960 Clarinda Ag Teacher's Livestock Program 'Best'. July 8, 1960 Japanese Student Arrives In Clarinda. August 9…
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1935-1985
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
coverage: Western Iowa

Clarinda, Iowa--File #2
subject: local news
description: Clarinda, Iowa File #2 7.31/85--
description: Clarinda festival set for this week. October 1, 1984 In Clarinda, calls come to Santa from everywhere. December 24, 1986 Antiques and active chambers keep towns from 'going to dust'. April 26, 1987 Jobs to roll into Clarinda with ball bearing plant. April 29, 1987 Clarinda storm cleanup begins. July 10, 1987 Page fair opens Thursday. July 27, 1988 Clarinda elects new councilman. August 17, 1980 Japanese plant boosts Page's economy. August 20, 1987 Japanese company opens Iowa plant. May 20, 1988 Clarinda firm buys bank in Humboldt. September 9, 1983 Man gets 30 days in jail. December 22, 1988 $182,000 is awarded for bonfire injuries. March 17, 1989 Clarinda man faces rape charge. February 1, 1990 Clarinda 'In the Moo' for Glen Miller Fest. June 9, 1990 Blanchard man charged with drunk driving in fatality. August 1, 1990 Murder trial ruling awaited. August 19, 1990 Commission to take up Page case. October 1, 1990 SWI town seeking Japan investment. October 7, 1990 Clarinda seeks funds for water extension. October 28, 1990 Clarinda will host stockmen. November 16, 1990 Plant closing surprises Clarinda. November 13, 1990 Minor injuries in 9-vehicle collision west of Clarinda. December 6, 1990 Museum on big bands planned for Clarinda. January 30, 1991 Substance-abuse programs could close. February 3, 1991 Shooting death is investigated. April 15, 1991 Clarinda man dies in crash. April 15, 1991 Conspiracy charge planned in Beal murder. July 5, 1991 Driver injured when car hits bridge. August 12, 1991 Page attorney ready to wrap u Beal case. August 17, 1991 Vandals shut down school at Clarinda. February 4, 1991 Clarinda High School open again. February 5, 1992 Clarinda school car recovered. February 7, 1992 Teens' court date set for school vandalism. February 19, 1992 Bank fun to help with medical bills. February 22, 1992 Celebrity contributes $150,000 for Clarinda community center. March 12, 1992 Innocent plea entered in shooting death. May 28, 1992 Courthouse gets new lif…
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1985-1994
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
coverage: Western Iowa

Iowa School For The Deaf File #1A: 8-12-84 -
subject: Local news
description: Iowa School For The Deaf File #1A: 8-12-84 -
description: Parents 'Speak' At ISD August 12, 1984 ISD Audit Shows 'Great Improvement' September 13, 1984 'Silent World' Explored By Nonpareil Reporter October 14, 1984 Foreign Exchange Student Now At ISD October 15, 1984 Remodeling On ISD Agenda January 17, 1985 Regents Hear ISD Plea For Higher Wages February 13, 1985 TTD Call Links Harkin, ISD March 29, 1985 Sunny Performance April 18, 1985 Name Change For ISD Topic For Committee May 9, 1985 The Name Should Stay The Same May 16, 1985 Bylaws For ISD Senate Considered By Regents June 25, 1985 ISD Expanding Its Programs August 11, 1985 ISD's Institute: Dealing With The Deaf's Problems - A Battle To Hear More Than Sounds August 11, 1985 Parents Shown 'What's Going On' August 11, 1985 ISD, Blind School Merger Would Be 'Shot In The Arm' November 16, 1985 ISD Graduation May 5, 1985 Report: ISD, Braille School Merger 'Distinct Possibility' November 17, 1985 Branstad: ISD May Move To Vinton December 13, 1985 Bluffs Backers Plan ISD Visit December 14, 1985 School Merger Issue Suddenly Two-Sided Affair - Decision May Hinge On Report December 14, 1985 Study: Merger Should Be In C.B. December 16, 1985 Report Says Merger Could Give Economy $10 Million Boost December 17, 1985 Decision On Merger Of Schools Delayed December 19, 1985 Vinton Moves To Save Its School December 20, 1985 Giangreco: May Be Best To Drop Merger December 21, 1985 Regents OK ISD Reorganization Plan January 16, 1986 Action On AIDS Policy Delayed By ISD Committee January 17, 1986 Screen Gives Deaf Taste Of 'Turandot' January 21, 1986 Plan To Join ISD, Nebraska Deaf School Being Investigated February 26, 1986 Vinton Panel: Merger With ISD Is Bad Idea March 7, 1986 Budget Provision Prohibits Merger Of ISD, Blind School April 21, 1986 ISD Unlikely To Merge With Vinton School In Near Future April 22, 1986 Giangreco Resigning From ISD April 22, 1986 Regents Drop ISD Merger Proposal April 24, 1986 Student Count Declines At Iowa School For The Deaf October 19, 1986 Panel Names 1…
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1984 - 1994
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
identifier: Iowa School For The Deaf File #1A: 8-12-84 -
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

Iowa School for the Deaf Lawsuits, Sex Abuse, Protests
subject: Local news
description: Iowa School for the Deaf Lawsuits, Sex Abuse, Protests
description: ISD Officials; Charges False July 31, 1978 ISD Charges Are Unfounded - In Regents Report September 21, 1978 ISD 'Opens Doors' To An Investigation October 19, 1983 Area Legislator Will Back ISD October 20, 1983 Hultman Sees No Reason For Investigation of ISD October 27, 1983 ISD Welcomes Ombudsman's Investigation November 10, 1983 Regents' Richey Backs ISD Against Allegations November 15, 1983 Regents Back ISD November 17, 1983 Response Expected In ISD Investigation February 17, 1984 ISD Probe Report Ready For Council March 15, 1984 Parent Wants Report On ISD Probe March 31, 1984 ISD Allegations Unfounded - Ombudsman Report Released April 13, 1984 Davitt Still 'Not At Ease' Over ISD Report April 14, 1984 Report Raps Deaf Services April 15, 1984 Second ISD Probe Nears End April 16, 1984 ISD Parents 'Glad' Investigation Is Over April 19, 1984 ISD Investigation To End Next Week? May 2, 1984 ISD Abuse Probe Still Not Complete May 16, 1984 ISD Probe May Lead To Arrests May 22, 1984 Richter Says ISD Probe Continuing May 25, 1984 Good Year Despite Probes ISD Advisory Group Told June 7, 1984 Arrests Imminent In ISD Probe June 12, 1984 Press Conference On ISD Probe Postponed June 13, 1984 Three Charged In ISD Probe - Sex Abuse, Drug Allegations Made June 14, 1984 Ombudsman, Attorney Praised For ISD Probe June 15, 1984 Regents Blast ISD Probe June 21, 1984 Police Investigating Rape Report At ISD October 4, 1984 No Charges Yet In ISD Rape Case October 25, 1984 No Arrests Planned In ISD Rape Report November 8, 1984 Regents Conduct Annual Meeting At Iowa Deaf November 14, 1984 Policy On Reporting Abuse OK'd November 15, 1984 Oakland Man: ISD Claims Based On Private Information November 23, 1984 Official: ISD Can't Say Much November 26, 1984 Attorney General Gets ISD Claims November 27, 1984 New Charges Possible In Iowa Deaf Probe November 28, 1984 Giangreco: Agencies Provide Conflicting Reports November 28, 1984 ISD Complaint Before Regents December 19, 1984 Sex Abuse May Be Rede…
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1978 - 1994
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
identifier: Iowa School for the Deaf Lawsuits, Sex Abuse, Protests
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

Clark, Dick and Jane
subject: local news
description: Clark, Dick & Jean U.S. Senator Marion, Iowa 10/21/76 Divorced
description: Clark Seeks Seat Held By Miller. February 16, 1971 Clark Takes Slap At. Sen. Miller. February 21, 1972 Dick Clark To Speak To Democrats In C.B. April 19, 1972 He'll Walk Mikles For Votes. May 30, 1972 Clark Has 900 Miles Left On Walk. July 7, 1972 Dick Clark Acquires Purple Hand. July 9, 1972 Foot Care Important On Iowa Walk; For Senate Candidate. July 10, 1972 Dick Clark Proposes Feeder Cattle Plan. July 14, 1972 Dick Clark Needs New Shoe Heels. July 17, 1972 Walking Candidate Never Lost A Pound. October 9, 1972 Clark Visits Nursing Homes. October 27, 1972 Dick Clark (D)--42, Marion. November 5, 1972 Clark Overcomes Avalanche; Ray In. November 8, 1972 Clark Plans To Walk, But Travels By Air; Visits Council Bluffs. November 15, 1972 Clark Hopes For Farm Committee Seat; Begins Housekeeping Chores. November 23, 1972 Clark Office To Bluffs. December 11, 1972 Clark Puts Office Here. December 21, 1972 Clark Plans Office Hours In Iowa's 99 Counties. December 27, 1972 1st Week Busy One For Clark. December 31, 1972 Presidential Power Is Growing: Clark Tells Chamber Group. March 3, 1973 Sen. Clark Promises To Find Solution To Seniors Plight. June 6, 1973 Sen. Clark Reports Worth; 'People Have A Right To Know'. June 25, 1973 Donations Bill Is 'Only A Beginning'. August 9, 1973 Fertilizer Shortage Threatens Crop Reductions, Clark Says. January 27, 1974 A More Open Congress; Guest Opinion. January 6, 1975 Clark Hears Energy Cries The Loudest. January 15, 1974 Sen. Clark Lists Fund Amounts To Aid Expenses. February 13, 1975 Clark Pushes For Rail Line Meeting. February 13, 1974 Clark To Vietnam, But Still Against Any Aid. February 14, 1975 Clark Aided In '73 By $24,814 Extra Funds. February 28, 1974 Clark Touting Boon Man As Replacement For Butz. November 27, 1974 Clark sworn to secrecy on Angola issue. December 27, 1975 Clark tells importance of estate tax reform, conservation. April 4, 1976 Britain's involvement key to ending Rhodesia strife. December 17, 1976 Clark for equal r…
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1971-1979
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

Iowa, State of (History)
subject: Local news
description: Iowa, State of (History)
description: Fr. DeSmet Spiritual Columbus In Territory During City's Infancy July 26, 1936 Iowa's Founding Traced To Date With A Beauty - State Observes Century Of Progress July 26, 1936 Chief Poweshiek Proved Prophet In Public Speech July 26, 1936 Italian Priest A Century Ago Designed Capitol July 26, 1936 From Lewis And Clark To The Mormons, And The Gold Rush Of '49 July 26, 1936 White Settlers Here 150 Years July 26, 1936 First Iowa White Child Born In 1830 July 26, 1936 Visioned Iowa As Wealthy In Minerals July 26, 1936 Editor Gave Iowa The Name Of "Hawkeye" State July 26, 1936 Du Buque Visitor In 1836 Was First Of Iowa Newspapers July 26, 1936 Iowa Became State 92 Years Ago December 29, 1938 Iowa's First Congressmen Took Office - 92 Years Ago December 30, 1938 C.B., Logan Offices Will Be Combined July 3, 1991 Union President Cites Need For School Overhaul In Iowa August 22, 1991 Bill Would Ease Passage Of Iowa Bond Proposals January 19, 1992 State Will Charge Fee For Extra Copies Of Official Register February 5, 1992 Smoky Skies No Problem In Bluffs September 9, 1988
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1936 - 1988
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
identifier: Iowa, State of (History)
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

Iowa State University Ames, Iowa
subject: Local news
description: Iowa State University Ames, Iowa
description: Iowa State Center Slated To Take Form By This Fall - Construction Schedule Approved March 15, 1965 12 Stories High: September 6, 1965 Iowa State On Way To Becoming A Broad Based University -- Parks - New President Tells His Role September 6, 1965 Queen of Queens May 5, 1966 Celebrates 110th Year March 24, 1968 Dedication Is Set Aprill 24, 1968 Regents Approve ISU Project - Meeting At ISD May 9, 1969 Iowa State University Opens Hilton Coliseum Thursday November 28, 1971 Construction To Begin Soon On Little Theater At Ames February 13, 1972 Local ISU Fund-Raiser Entering Final Phase March 4, 1992
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1965 - 1992
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
identifier: Iowa State University Ames, Iowa
coverage: Central Iowa

Cleveland, Albert L. and Lucille
subject: local news
description: Cleveland, Albert L. and Lucille Insurance Agent 3328 9th Ave City Council
description: Fifth Ward Race Wide Open Affair. January 12, 1948 Albert L. Cleveland...GOP Fifth Ward. February 24, 1948 Aldermen Row Over Plan for Street Repairs; Cleveland Resigns; Claims McGarry Fails to Act. March 8, 1949 Cleveland Reveals Council Candidacy. January 4, 1920 Two-year Term Council Candidates. March 26, 1950 3 More to Run. February 25, 1952 Albert L. Cleveland. March 9, 1952 A.L. Cleveland. July 5, 1964 Sorority Officers. July 31, 1966 Brush and Palette Club conducts painting seminar. April 15, 1976 City primary definite; Cleveland, Clark file. September 9, 1981 50-year activist lobbying for seniors. July 15, 1991
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1948-1991
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa

Cleveland, Ronald and Mrs. Darlaq
subject: local news
description: Cleveland, Ronald Mrs. Darla Cleveland Enterprises 128 Charles Park Dr. City Council 7/72--12/81
description: Ronald Cleveland Named To Fill City Council Vacancy. July 27, 1972 Physician Questions Statements On Body. July 13, 1973 Cleveland Unsure Of Scope Of Co. Atty. Investigation. July 17, 1973 Cleveland Announces For Council. September 7, 1973 Cleveland Goal: Filling Human Needs; Councilman Tells Priorities For C.B.. December 2, 1973 Cleveland Says Charges Eyed As Result Of Heated Exchange. March 12, 1974 Cleveland Won't File Charges. March 13, 1974 Cleveland Changing Mind On Ordinance. October 28, 1974 Cleveland: No wrongdoing in charging bills to city. March 19, 1976 Cleveland says dog charge 'political'. April 27, 1976 Judge will make decision Monday in Cleveland case. June 26, 1976 Loose pooch charge gets a dismissal. June 28, 1976 MART names Cleveland as chairman. April 21, 1977 Cleveland to seek re-election. September 9, 1977 Ronald Cleveland. October 16, 1977 Cleveland seeks better image for City Council; Budget, services among top issues. January 8, 1978 Cleveland: Arbitration plan chaotic. February 19, 1978 Cleveland wants 'efficient' city hall. February 24, 1978 Mayor says ouster threat didn't happen. April 24, 1978 Cleveland says Scheer disgruntled. April 26, 1978 Mayor's one-man show is a flop. April 28, 1978 Police, mayor's versions different on gate crasher. May 31, 1978 Cleveland eyes new home site. June 27, 1978 Mayor charged with disobeying police officer. June 28, 1978 Cleveland's case under advisement. July 21, 1978 Cleveland disobedience charge under advisement. June 22, 1978 Cleveland guilty of disobeying. July 25, 1978 Cleveland happy hotel tax passes. November 8, 1978 Cleveland plans east side home. April 13, 1979 Cleveland sells city via 3rd party; Conflict of interest? May 24, 1979 Cleveland well-known to electrical contractors. May 25, 1979 Who will pay to replace defective garage lights? May 27, 1970 Dislikes series on Cleveland. June 1, 1979 Cleveland should resign from the City Council. June 3, 1979 Council: Cleveland should seek probe; In c…
creator: Nonpareil reporting
source: Daily Nonpareil
publisher: Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
date: 1972-1982
rights: The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
format: Document
type: Newspaper articles
coverage: Council Bluffs, Iowa