Rape Crime Shocks Washington Woman in Cathedral Ave Condo
A violent rape occurred about 4 AM on Saturday April 1 in Julie K s condominium on Cathedral Avenue near Massachusetts in a quiet Washington neighborhood. The column narrator shares deeply personal details about Julie s life, character, and their past connections as they address the assault and its impact.
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A Nighttime Assault From a Masked Intruder
A Washington condo owner, Julie, recounts a 3:30 a.m. break-in in which a masked man with a .38 gun forced oral sex, robbed her of $300, and vanished. Police collected evidence, alarms were installed, and Julie, shaken, relocates while broader crime data show 1988 reported incidents rising 12.8 percent from 1987.
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Minimum wage raise is a mistake says Bush veto threat
Copley News Service reports President Bush would veto any increase beyond 4.25 while Democrats push to raise to 4.55. Critics argue the raise harms low skilled and part time workers, risks jobs, raises prices, and inflates the economy, urging a veto and labeling the measure a costly conscience gesture.
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Eduflex Day at Oregon High School showcased community talks
Voice to the Editor notes Eduflex Day at Oregon High School with community members visiting students to discuss professions and hobbies. The event featured a performance by the Pink Flamingos and dances like the mashed potato and twist as teachers guided tours of local businesses. The letter praises supporters and credits Eduflex organizers.
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Budget slippage seen despite bulging street costs
Ten years ago on April 17 1979 Dixon officials reported the city will likely underspend its current fiscal year ending April 30. Commission of Accounts and Finance Walter P Lohse said for the 11 month period ending March 31 91.7 percent of expenses could have been used yet only 90.6 percent was spent due to heavy winter snow.
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Soviet Union trip in friendship with Dixon community
Publisher reflects on a forthcoming journey to the Soviet Union sponsored by Novosty Press Agency. He notes the community skepticism, stresses openness to different people and cultures, and expects to return with changed perceptions and lasting impressions. He anticipates Arctic views from Dickson Siberia and hopes for warm, enduring friendships.
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Cheeseburgers May Fight Cancer Says UW Scientist
A University of Wisconsin microbiologist reports conjugated linoleic acid in meats and cheeses acts as an anti carcinogen in mice. The finding is not dietary advice, as burgers still carry saturated fats and carcinogens at high levels, but moderation and balance remain key.
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