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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1989

Page

3

Pierce's fate ready to be handed to jury

In Lee County, an eight-woman, four-man jury begins deliberations in the Calvin Pierce murder trial after Judge Tomas Magdich rules the state failed to prove Pierce. The charge could involve first degree murder with aggravated battery or related counts. The defense seeks a directed verdict as testimony continues.

Calvin Pierce Lee County Circuit Court Tomas Magdich Earlville Duncan Magdich Pierce Lee County Daniel Fish Fish Robert Schmitt Pierece Kathy Bennett al Williams Williams Maydich Lola Pierce Calvin Carrie Duncan

Officials sworn in for second terms on board

Mount Morris officials began new terms after Tuesday night swearing in. Elmars Kalnins as village president will serve four years with trustees Steve Mongan and Jon Murray for two years and Sandra Blake as village clerk. Murray is vice president for a new term. Mongan named mayor pro tem. Reappointments include Hanson as attorney Blake as collector Dempsey as deputy clerk Thompson as police chief Fleming as parks chair True as treasurer and Willett Hoffman as engineers. New department chairs named with Reigle to be sworn in May 9. Budget talks and an industrial park appraisal also discussed.

Mount Morris Elmars Kalnins Kalnins Steve Mongan Jon Murray Sandra Blake Murray Mongan Kalins Robert Hanson Sandra Dempsey John Thompson Genie Fleming Bruce True Willett, Hoffman & Associates Gary Unger Water and Sewer Department Steve Roderick Kelsey Parks and Recreation Timothy Reigle Reigle Joyce Carr Fletcher Street

Salute to Secretaries Week honors local staff at Bran dywine Inn

IBM Business Equipment Centers of Dixon and Rock Falls host the fifth Salute to Secretaries at the Brandywine Inn from noon to 4 30 p m with more than 300 attending. The event features a style show, delegating education, humor, and a Super Secretary contest with gifts including a weekend getaway.

IBM Dixon Rock Falls Brandywine Inn Wendy Johnson Johnson Innovations of Mark Tauber Des Plaines Jerry Parson Bloomington Lee County King’s den Sterling

Dixon School Board to Issue 1.67 Million in General Obligation Notes

The Dixon School Board is expected to issue 1.670 million dollars in general obligation notes for the education fund tonight with a fixed due date. The district will set aside tax money and use interest to offset borrowing costs and taxes. May 31 is set for an amended budget hearing, with the 1989 amended budget on display at a 7:15 p.m. budget hearing and 7:30 p.m. regular hearing at the Administrative Center, 1335 Franklin Grove Road. Rochelle to hold Clean-up Day on May 6 promotes city and Rochelle Area Chamber of Commerce. debris collected will be picked up by the city, per Mayor Gail Loefgren.

Dixon School Board Education Fund Franklin Grove Road Rochelle Rochelle Area

Electrical fire blamed for Dead End Inn damage near Grand Detour

Officials concluded the Dead End Inn fire on April 18 was triggered by an electrical fault. Contractors will decide whether to repair or rebuild. Insurer Douglas Insurance Agency and adjustor plans expect more details by Friday as the owner, David Shank, considers reopening options. no evidence of arson was found.

Dead End Inn Grand Detour Larry Newcomer Douglas Insurance Agency Don Brown State Fire Marshall’s Newcomer Brown Douglas Insurance David Shank Shank

Arbor Day observance sparks student tree care

Ben Dillon principal at FCES says the remembrance fits today as trees suffer from fire and elements. Students learn tree importance and each class plants and cares for one tree or shrub. The high school Future Farmers of America assists younger students with planting and care tips.

Ben Dillon FCES Dillon Future Farmers of America

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