Prosecutor Attacks Oliver North as Lying Habit Is Claimed
In closing arguments prosecutor John Keker called Oliver North the Joe Isuzu of government and said lying had become a habit for him by mid-1986. He accused North of misusing power as NSC aide over Iran arms sales and Contra airlift, while blaming superiors, and stated government by deception is not lawful.
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UPI
John Keker
Oliver North
Joe Isuzu
White House
North
Keker
National Security Council
Iran
Marine Corps
Abraham Lincoln
Nicaragua
Congress
Robert McFarlane
National Security
CIA
William
Home businesses flourish locally and nationwide
A Census Bureau figure cites 300,000 women running home based businesses, with five million nationwide per USSBA survey and potential growth to double by 1990. Mary Ellen Prestegaard operates Hardanger Hus in her Lee home selling Norwegian imports and crafts while coordinating Hank’s Lee Oil Products. both are home based and licensed.
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USSBA
Mary Ellen Prestegaard
Lee
Prestegaard
Laytex
America
Hardanger Hus
Sweden
Rose
Chicago
Hank
Lee Oil Products
Rockford
Lee County Court Clerk's
TSP council parking pact aims to move MAC into USF&G building
Town Square Partners and Dixon city officials unveiled a tentative parking agreement to lease two thirds of the city hall lot to MAC staff for three years at six dollars per stall with two additional three year options. The deal includes new tax terms for the enlarged USF&G building and additional private parking nearby.
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Town Square Partners
City of
Dixon
Medical Arts Clinic
USF &G
Public Health and Safety
James Barber
City Hall
TSP
MAC
Barber
Usf&g
Nachusa
KSB Hospital
James Dixon
Marilyn Coffey
Henry
Hank) Williams
Coffey
Lee County
Brinton Avenue
North Court
Dixon Correctional Center
Zoning Board of Appeals
Hardee’s
Russ Mosher
Sauk Valley Community College
Oakwood Cemetery
Gerald Wermers
Police Department
Wermers
Illinois wins record Lotto jackpot amid rising sales
Illinois reports a record $69 million Lotto jackpot from drawings March 18 to April 13, with consecutive rollovers and strong sales. State officials project $1.5 billion in total lottery sales for the year ending June 30, yielding about $580 million for state coffers, including $40.5 million to the Common School Fund.
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Mizeur
Bureau of the
CSF
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Gerhard Gesell
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Clark Kelly
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