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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1989

Page

3

Council Clash Over Police Fire Budget And City Deficit

The Dixon City Council sparred over police and fire spending as budgets were debated to reduce a 194 338 deficit. Mayor James Dixon urged cutting police and fire to about 45 percent of the corporate budget, proposing cuts including 140 000 from the police budget. Finance Commissioner Gerald Vermers and Public Health and Safety Commissioner James Barber defended law enforcement, with Barber proposing offsets such as delaying a 90 000 radio system and trimming non salary items. The panel trimmed street and equipment costs, but left the city about 127 738 short of balance, planning to resume Monday with a plan review.

James Dixon Gerald Vermers Public Health and Safety James Barber Dixon Wermers Police Sterling Barber Street Marilyn Coffey Roy Bridgeman Bridgeman Dixon City Plan Commission

Ashton Village Board Overrules Mayor on Rezoning Request

Ashton Village Board approved a zoning change from residential to business for land near Casey's General Store after mayoral veto override. Jerry Williams seeks to build equipment storage on the oblong site. residents split on the change amid support and opposition letters.

Ashton Village Board Ashton Ashton Village Jerry Williams Casey Ray Forney The Telegraph Today Zoning Board Forney Village Zoning Board

New Language Arts Teacher Planned for Aplington School

School Superintendent Don Hay announced a new language arts teacher will be added next year at Aplington School due to rising enrollment. The board authorized notifying universities and starting candidate interviews, with the role including some coaching duties. The board also approved revised credit awards for Whiteside Area Vocational Center attendance, up to 2.75 credits for one year and 5.5 for two years.

Aplington Don Hay Board of Education Hay Whiteside Area Vocational Center

Woosung Well Samples Show Low Pesticide Levels Confirmed

Ogle County Health Administrator Mike Williams announced that 35 additional Woosung well samples found only one with low pesticide levels while two showed traces not posing danger. Authorities tested all but two Woosung wells after five contamination cases. cause remains under investigation and residents were advised to avoid cooking with the water though no alternate supply has been provided.

Woosung Ogle County Mike Williams Williams Illinois State Health Department Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

Pierce seeks non Lee County jury in murder case

Lee County Circuit Court Judge Tomas Magdich hears a move to move the Calvin Pierce trial out of Lee County arguing six articles in local papers may prejudice jurors. The defense urges relocation or out of county jury selection while the state argues jurors may set aside prior knowledge. Trial on seven counts of first degree murder is scheduled.

Lee County Tomas Magdich Calvin Pierce Magdich al Williams Dixon Telegraph Dekalb Chronicle Rockford Register Star Piercce Earlville Carrie Duncan Paw Paw Pierce Williams Kathy Joanne Bennett Ron Jacobson

Hospital staff honored for aiding wounded trooper Rangel

Rochelle Rockford hospital staff at St. Anthony Medical Center were commended by Illinois State Police Director Jeremy Margolis for their care of District 15 Trooper Jose Rangel who was shot in November. About 50 people attended a press conference as Margolis thanked Dr. Raymond Hoffmann and the team while warning about gun violence. Rangel, 33, a former migrant worker and Rochelle Police officer, remains hospitalized after four surgeries and an unclear return date.

Rochelle St. Anthony Medical Center Rockford Illinois Jeremy Margolis District 15 Jose Rangel Raymond Hoffmann Rangel Margolis Belvidere

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