Coal Supply

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1	Letter to the Editor Northern Iowan 108:47, p.5	04/03/2012	The economics of coal as a fuel at UNI, questioned. The impact of the release of sulfur, nitrogen, mercury, carbon, and particulate matter considered dangerous.
2	News Brief/Calendar of Events Public Relations News Release 2006:0, p.1	10/30/2006	"The Darkness in My Life: The Social and Economic Costs of Coal" will be presented by Lynn Brant.
3	News Brief/Calendar of Events Public Relations News Release 2006:0, p.1	10/23/2006	"The Darkness in My Life: The Social and Economic Costs of Coal," will be presented by Lynn Brant Monday, October 30.
4	Future of American energy in doubt Northern Iowan 103:16, p.1	10/20/2006	Coal supplies ninety-five per cent of the electric power in Cedar Falls. Barbara Freese spoke on the effects of coal use over time, including its history, impact on technology, and the environment; photo.
5	Lecture to discuss coal's impact on human history Public Relations News Release 2006:0, p.1	10/12/2006	Barbara Freese will speak Tuesday, October 17.
6	Sterling agrees to explore options Northern Iowan 100:15, p.1	10/21/2003	Coal dust from UNI coal pile is blowing into Sterling apartments; settling dispute out of court.
7	UNI outlines plan to clean up creek Northern Iowan 86:4, p.1	09/15/1989	Vice President Conner presents plan for Dry Run Creek.
8	CF residents battle UNI; in the wake of another fish kill Northern Iowan 86:1, p.1	09/01/1989	Fish kill in Dry Run Creek; local citizens blame UNI; photo.
9	Regents recommend $10.1 million UNI power plant project to legislature Public Relations News Release 1987:227, p.1	02/19/1987	The Board of Regents appeals to the Iowa General Assembly to fund a $10.1 million power plant and boiler replacement project. Consulting engineers from Sega, Inc. recommended a new steam distribution system, coal storage, and a steamline tunnel.
10	The last snow picture! Northern Iowan 78:48, p.5	04/13/1982	Bill Oakes promises that this will be the last snow picture printed in the Northern Iowan until next winter; photo.
11	In store for winter Northern Iowan 76:20, p.15	11/16/1979	Coal is piled near the UNI power plant; photo.
12	No coal shortage here; 7,000 tons left Northern Iowan 74:46, p.11	03/31/1978	Officials talk about the amount of coal that UNI needs and energy conservation measures.
13	Coal, coal and more coal Northern Iowan 74:13, p.10	10/14/1977	A massive pile of UNI's coal; photo.
14	NI headline editorializing Northern Iowan 74:5, p.3	09/16/1977	Quarrels with choice of words in headline about coal pile run-off into Dry Run Creek.
15	Dry Run pollution: UNI is found guilty Northern Iowan 74:4, p.1	09/13/1977	Old drain tile runs polluted water to creek; UNI takes corrective action.
16	UNI accused of polluting stream Northern Iowan 74:3, p.1	09/09/1977	Tests are being conducted as to the nature and origin of the orange-colored sludge is in Dry Run Creek; photo.
17	Prexy's; changes in store Northern Iowan 72:61, p.1	07/14/1976	Pond built for canoeing in 1932; committee recommends cleaning in up so that it will look nice; photo.
18	A portrait of the artist . . . . Northern Iowan 72:51, p.9	04/13/1976	A student sits atop a coal pile working on a painting; photo.
19	Beautify UNI time Northern Iowan 71:54, p.2	05/02/1975	Finds Power Plant and coal pile unattractive; should at least build fence around them.
20	Fire consumes coal supply Northern Iowan 71:8, p.1	09/27/1974	Physical Plant workers fighting small fire in coal pile; apparently started by spontaneous combustion.
21	Coal burners Northern Iowan 70:27, p.1	01/11/1974	Will shut down oil burners and fire up coal burners; should save money and conserve oil.
22	UNI requests boilers Northern Iowan 70:23, p.1	12/07/1973	Asks to use coal boilers instead of oil boilers, because oil seems to be in shorter supply.
23	Kluge's Project Coal: "Get involved" Northern Iowan 68:61, p.3	07/21/1972	Visiting professor Gordon Kluge plans to paint coal pile.
24	Would you let this man paint your coalpile? Northern Iowan 68:61, p.1	07/21/1972
25	Untitled Public Relations News Release 67:27, p.1	01/15/1971	Campus coal pile; photo.
26	Untitled Public Relations News Release 67:27, p.5	01/15/1971	Spontaneous combustion lights the coal pile on fire; photo.
27	UNI Doing Best to Control Fires in Coal Piles Public Relations News Release 1970:299, p.1	01/13/1971	Coal fires caused by spontaneous combustion have been recurring problems for UNI, according to Mel Manion, UNI physical plant director.
28	Land lease authorized Northern Iowan 66:63, p.2	07/17/1970	Will stockpile coal in downtown site.
29	Regents Authorize UNI to Lease Land for Coal Stockpiling Public Relations News Release 1969:689, p.1	07/10/1970	UNI has authority to lease land in downtown Cedar Falls from the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co. for stockpiling coal. Additionally, student teaching contracts between UNI and two area community colleges has been approved.
30	Six classrooms updated in campus improvement jobs Alumnus 44:1, p.12	02/01/1959	Significant improvements in infrastructure include increased water pressure, electricity upgrades, paving, removal of coal train railroad tracks, and athletic facilities near new Campus School.
31	Jennings reveals good coal supply College Eye 41:21, p.6	03/10/1950	Regular shipments of coal are being received from Iowa coal mines.
32	No danger of coal shortage here College Eye 41:17, p.3	01/27/1950	Coal to heat the campus comes from southern Iowa so Teachers College will not be affected by the coal strike.
33	Coal supply good; school continues College Eye 38:12, p.1	12/06/1946	Strike should not affect ISTC supply soon.
34	College asks for new campus school Alumnus 29:1, p.8	01/01/1945	Broad plan includes requests for new health services building, campus school, arts and industries building, auditorium, garages, coal pile containment, and heating plant facilities.
35	Plenty of coal, no winter College Eye 28:39, p.4	07/02/1937	Power Plant stoker talks about the work of keeping the furnaces fed; bunkers occasionally catch fire.
36	Heating plant Alumnus 0:0, p.11	10/01/1936	History of Power Plant.
37	April skies soon dispel, but lest we forget Alumnus 20:2, p.1	04/01/1936	Description of terrible winter of 1935-1936 with exceptionally cold weather, high winds, and head-high snow; record of coal consumption; photo.
38	Untitled College Eye 27:21, p.1	02/21/1936	Enough coal on hand for two weeks; no plans to close school.
39	Coal, coal, coal, and yet more coal College Eye 27:30, p.1	02/07/1936	Power plant has been burning an average of fifty tons of coal per day during January; seems to be an adequate supply on hand or on the way.
40	Parents of Teachers College students need feel no alarm over the Iowa coal shortage Public Relations News Release 1935:587, p.1	02/07/1936	The Teachers College keeps a five hundred ton reserve piled in case of emergencies.
41	College coal bill is $36,000 for winter College Eye 23:48, p.4	06/30/1932	College burned 8164 tons of coal.
42	Cobweb causes uproar in College Eye office College Eye 23:8, p.3	07/24/1931	Cobweb fluttering over coal pile looks like smoke.
43	The Line College Eye 21:36, p.7	06/13/1930	Jakko the monkey, Einstein's theory of relativity, "traction problems," and Prince Carol.
44	Debate with Morningside Friday College Eye 14:26, p.1	12/13/1922	Will consider whether or not the government should own and operate coal mines.
45	Did you know that? College Eye 17:40, p.5	11/08/1922	Facts about campus.
46	Iowa legislature appropriates for Teachers College College Eye 12:29, p.1	04/13/1921	Rough breakdown of budget; $285,000 for permanent appropriation plus additional money; extension does not receive as much money as President Seerley requested.
47	Do the students want Thanksgiving vacation? College Eye 12:10, p.4	11/03/1920	The student body wants a break from classes on Thanksgiving Day and the Friday afterward.
48	Compare Allen and Harding College Eye 11:13, p.4	12/31/1919	Claims that Governor Harding should do something about the coal shortage, rather than just talking about it.
49	Fuel shortage forces vacation College Eye 11:12, p.3	12/03/1919	Likely that school will close this week until December 30 because of coal shortage.
50	In 1916 the public schools were closed College Eye 10:8, p.2	12/11/1918	Reasons for school closings and suggestion for prevention; believes much sickness could be avoided by providing proper ventilation of school houses.
51	The college movies again Saturday night College Eye 9:19, p.8	02/20/1918	Will resume showing movies because fuel is more readily available.
52	Basketball practice College Eye 9:18, p.3	02/12/1918	Fuel shortage is cutting into practice time; evident in the game against Dubuque.
53	Gymnasium and Auditorium building closed indefinitely after five o'clock College Eye 9:14, p.7	01/16/1918	Conservation plan includes closing all buildings except for the library at five o'clock; society meetings need to be held at different times.
54	Men's Bible Study will be conducted in down-town churches College Eye 9:14, p.7	01/16/1918	Buildings on campus have been closed to save fuel so the studies have to meet elsewhere.
55	No college movies any more; suspension necessary on account of fuel shortage College Eye 9:14, p.7	01/16/1918	The Lecture Committee did not extend the contract due to fuel shortages.
56	Cost of smoke College Eye 8:27, p.3	05/02/1917	Article written in Professor Aitchison's class regarding coal usage.
57	In what other ways besides in the waste of coal does smoke cost? College Eye 8:27, p.3	05/02/1917	Article written in Professor Aitchison's class regarding coal usage.
58	In what other ways, besides in the waste of coal, does smoke cost? College Eye 8:27, p.3	05/02/1917	Article written in Professor Aitchison's class regarding coal usage.
59	What has been done in cities to abate the smoke nuisance College Eye 8:27, p.3	05/02/1917	Article written in Professor Aitchison's class regarding coal usage.
60	Although there must be fire College Eye 8:22, p.4	03/28/1917	Wonders if energy conservation is being practiced at Teachers College.
61	Address by Professor Kay College Eye 1:18, p.5	02/14/1912	Speaks on Alaska to Science Club.
62	Several carloads of coal Normal Eyte 20:19, p.321	02/02/1910	Coal was delivered last Thursday.
63	Iowa City has been compelled Normal Eyte 20:16, p.273	01/12/1910	The University there did not open until January 10 due to a lack of coal.
64	Thirty cars of coal Normal Eyte 19:6, p.94	10/14/1908	Waiting to be unloaded at the Normal School.
65	Last Wednesday Normal Eyte 17:10, p.156	11/14/1906	Overloaded coal car causes street railway problem.
66	Some Normal facts Normal Eyte 12:35, p.557	06/14/1902	Statistics relating to facilities at ISNS.
67	Official Normal Eyte 10:2, p.31	09/22/1900	Class schedule includes six periods; military work will be done three afternoons per week; Auditorium Building foundation nearing completion; material will be delivered by extension of street railway onto campus; waiting room to be built.
68	Official Normal Eyte 9:8, p.174	11/04/1899	Important policy and procedure announcements including tuition exemption for Spanish-American War veterans; faculty considering adjustments to curriculum; hope to put summer session on regular basis; school needs $100,000 for new buildings.
69	Official Normal Eyte 9:6, p.126	10/21/1899	Iowa coal shortage; ISNS needs larger library collection.
70	It is reported Normal Eyte 8:22, p.310	02/25/1899	School consumed one hundred tons of coal during cold week.