BLUE STAR PROGRAM - Revision history

Randylyon at 01:47, 22 February 2022

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	BLUE STAR PROGRAM. In December 1983 the ''Telegraph Herald'', ~~Dubuque Police Department~~, and the Girl Scouts among other organizations began drafting plans for the Blue Star Program. The blue star was a symbol of a safe place for children in danger. The program was sanctioned nationwide by the Parent-Teacher Association.		BLUE STAR PROGRAM. In December 1983 the ''Telegraph Herald'', [[DUBUQUE POLICE DEPARTMENT]], and the Girl Scouts among other organizations began drafting plans for the Blue Star Program. The blue star was a symbol of a safe place for children in danger. The program was sanctioned nationwide by the Parent-Teacher Association.

	A trial run of the program was set to begin at [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] on January 10th, 1984. That school was chosen because Scouts in the district proposed the idea. Plans called for the program to go city-wide at the beginning of the 1984-1985 academic year.		A trial run of the program was set to begin at [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] on January 10th, 1984. That school was chosen because Scouts in the district proposed the idea. Plans called for the program to go city-wide at the beginning of the 1984-1985 academic year.

Randylyon at 13:44, 6 April 2021

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	A trial run of the program was set to begin at [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] on January 10th, 1984. That school was chosen because Scouts in the district proposed the idea. Plans called for the program to go city-wide at the beginning of the 1984-1985 academic year.		A trial run of the program was set to begin at [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] on January 10th, 1984. That school was chosen because Scouts in the district proposed the idea. Plans called for the program to go city-wide at the beginning of the 1984-1985 academic year.

	Volunteers willing to post the blue star in a window submitted applications to the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]]. Those chosen were then screened by the police. Participants were advised not to transport injured children in order to avoid potential lawsuits. Blue Star participants would also not asked to administer first aid except to stop bleeding or restore breathing.		Volunteers willing to post the blue star in a window submitted applications to the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]]. Those chosen were then screened by the police. Participants were advised not to transport injured children in order to avoid potential lawsuits. Blue Star participants would also not be asked to administer first aid except to stop bleeding or restore breathing.

	The ''Telegraph Herald'' had been considering its own security program to protect its newspaper carriers when officials heard of the Blue Star Program. The ''Des Moines Register'' had started a program after one of its carriers was abducted.		The ''Telegraph Herald'' had been considering its own security program to protect its newspaper carriers when officials heard of the Blue Star Program. The ''Des Moines Register'' had started a program after one of its carriers was abducted.

Randylyon at 04:21, 8 November 2014

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	BLUE STAR PROGRAM. In December 1983 the ''Telegraph Herald'', Dubuque Police Department, and the Girl Scouts among other organizations began drafting plans for the Blue Star Program. The blue star was a symbol of a safe place for children in danger. The program was sanctioned nationwide by the Parent-Teacher Association.		BLUE STAR PROGRAM. In December 1983 the ''Telegraph Herald'', Dubuque Police Department, and the Girl Scouts among other organizations began drafting plans for the Blue Star Program. The blue star was a symbol of a safe place for children in danger. The program was sanctioned nationwide by the Parent-Teacher Association.

	A trial run of the program was set to begin at ~~Audubon School~~ on January 10th, 1984. That school was chosen because Scouts in the district proposed the ~~program~~. Plans called for the program to go city-wide at the beginning of the 1984-1985 academic year.		A trial run of the program was set to begin at [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] on January 10th, 1984. That school was chosen because Scouts in the district proposed the idea. Plans called for the program to go city-wide at the beginning of the 1984-1985 academic year.

	Volunteers willing to post the blue star in a window submitted applications to the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]]. Those chosen were then screened by the police. ~~Those chosen~~ were advised not to transport injured children in order to avoid potential lawsuits. Blue Star participants would also not be asked to administer first aid except to stop bleeding or restore breathing.		Volunteers willing to post the blue star in a window submitted applications to the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]]. Those chosen were then screened by the police. Participants were advised not to transport injured children in order to avoid potential lawsuits. Blue Star participants would also not asked to administer first aid except to stop bleeding or restore breathing.

	The ''Telegraph Herald'' had been considering its own security program to protect its newspaper carriers when officials heard of the Blue Star Program. The Des Moines Register had started a program after one of its carriers was abducted.		The ''Telegraph Herald'' had been considering its own security program to protect its newspaper carriers when officials heard of the Blue Star Program. The ''Des Moines Register'' had started a program after one of its carriers was abducted.

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Randylyon at 04:19, 8 November 2014

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	Kirchen, Rich. "City to Initiate Blue Star Program as Haven for Harassed Youth, ''Telegraph Herald'', December 5, 1983 p. 1		Kirchen, Rich. "City to Initiate Blue Star Program as Haven for Harassed Youth, ''Telegraph Herald'', December 5, 1983 p. 1

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BLUE STAR PROGRAM. In December 1983 the ''Telegraph Herald'', Dubuque Police Department, and the Girl Scouts among other organizations began drafting plans for the Blue Star Program. The blue star was a symbol of a safe place for children in danger. The program was sanctioned nationwide by the Parent-Teacher Association.

A trial run of the program was set to begin at Audubon School on January 10th, 1984. That school was chosen because Scouts in the district proposed the program. Plans called for the program to go city-wide at the beginning of the 1984-1985 academic year.

Volunteers willing to post the blue star in a window submitted applications to the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]]. Those chosen were then screened by the police. Those chosen were advised not to transport injured children in order to avoid potential lawsuits. Blue Star participants would also not be asked to administer first aid except to stop bleeding or restore breathing.

The ''Telegraph Herald'' had been considering its own security program to protect its newspaper carriers when officials heard of the Blue Star Program. The Des Moines Register had started a program after one of its carriers was abducted.

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Kirchen, Rich. "City to Initiate Blue Star Program as Haven for Harassed Youth, ''Telegraph Herald'', December 5, 1983 p. 1