Bush chooses them over bipartisanship in major policy change
A Washington Post interview quotes a senior White House official saying policy faces failure without Hill support. The Baker Wright accord on contra aid frames Bush as surrendering presidential power, trading independence for congressional approval, with broader warnings about Central America and Soviet influence.
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Voice of the people letter to editor from Dixon
Ellen Baker writes to the editor condemning the band shell graffiti by local youths at Page Park. She warns youths and urges responsibility while noting her son attends the same school and suggesting a mural project to improve the park’s appearance.
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Telegraph letters policy for Dixon Telegraph
Letters to the editor must be signed and include address and phone number. Unsigned letters will not be published. Letters may be up to 400 words, longer ones will be edited. Writers are limited to 12 letters per year. Submissions go to Voice of the People at Dixon Telegraph 113 S Peoria Ave Dixon IL 61021.
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Dixon Park Board opens bids for park fencing
At a Dixon Park Board special meeting on Thursday evening six bids were received for fencing surrounding the tennis courts and ball diamonds. Bid amounts ranged from 33 526 to 49 236 dollars.
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Oil still no reason to panic
An energy market overview from Copley News Service notes there is no immediate panic signal for oil despite volatility. Analysts point to steady supply cues and demand resilience, with policymakers urging calm and prudent hedging strategies amid headlines. Energy stocks show mixed moves as traders weigh geopolitical risks and inventory data.
Alaska oil spill not a permanent loss for wildlife
The 10 million gallon Exxon spill in Prince William Sound is recoverable like Santa Barbara in 1969. Energy development and environmental safeguards must progress without panic, as investigations identify failures and steps required, balancing oil needs and ecological protection.
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Train Journey Sparks Optimism About Rail Travel
A traveler recounts plans to return to Illinois by Southwest Chief from Flagstaff with stops in Albuquerque and multiple cross country rail options. The piece touts booming rail service, long private sleeping-compartment waits, and scenic journeys across the Rockies and Sierra Nevada as proof rail is alive and well.
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Cheney concedes Star Wars overhyped by Reagan era
Dick Cheney, newly installed defense secretary, said the Reagan administration overstated Star Wars benefits. He supported research but rejected a leak proof shield, noting the program will face early budget review. Bush asked Congress for 5.9 billion in testing funds, likely to be reduced.
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