Doctor Appenheimer joins KSB Hospital board
Dr Tim Appenheimer became the first physician on KSB Hospital board, aiming to improve physician relations and communications with Dixon MAC and the wider medical staff. The move follows historical bylaw changes and emphasizes community service through medical input and trust.
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KSB Hospital
Solomon Bethea
Katherine Shaw Bethea
Dixon
KSB
Kevin Marx
Bethea
Marx
Appenheimer
Medical Arts Clinic
MAC
Dixon High School
Chicago
Rush Medical Col
Vandervort
John Shular
Shular
Winston Murray
Dale Presley
Donna Hoyle
Joan Melzer
Mary Mobarek
Patrick Jones
Neil Holland
Sweater weather hits Rock River Valley with record lows
The Rock River Valley posted a record low of 49 degrees at the National Weather Service office in Rockford, with forecasts suggesting another possible record tonight or Tuesday morning. Elsewhere in northern Illinois and the Midwest, dozens of records fell as a strong Canadian high pressure system cooled the region and precipitation flooded and dried out through Friday.
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Rockford
Dixon
NWS
Ed Metzler
Quad Cities
Moline
Chicago
Sprinfield
Peoria
Ilinois
Ron Fields
Fields
Midwest
Illinois
Resurrection Hospital
U S and Soviet to Begin Long Term Grain Talks
The United States and the Soviet Union will start negotiations on a new long-term grain agreement in early December in Moscow, with talks set to convene December 4. The 1983 pact was extended through 1990 after 1988 negotiations failed. Trade ambassador Carla Hills and Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter praised the agreement as beneficial for both nations.
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Clayton Yeutter
Strong nerves and patience urged to end Lebanon hostage crisis
Rabin told CBS that no quick hostage release should be expected and that only strong nerves and patience can resolve the Lebanon crisis. He backed swapping Sheikh Abdul Karim Obeid for 16 Western hostages and three Israeli captives, plus freeing Shiite prisoners, while noting bargaining-style talks as typical in Middle East diplomacy. Arens echoed similar caution and pointed to the Red Cross as a potential mediator before any significant talks.
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Obeid
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ABC
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Moshe Arens
Arens
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Sunday
Israel
U.N. envoy sees progress in Lebanon hostage talks
U N envoy Marrack Goulding met Hezbollah leader Ayatollah Fadlallah and other Muslim officials in Beirut saying international conditions may favor a settlement to the hostage crisis. He flies to New York after a six day visit as US officials maintain no negotiations with kidnappers despite offers to free Joseph Cicippio.
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James Baker
United States
U.S
Joseph Cicippio
Israel
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