Domino's Pizza robbed in Sterling. unknown amount taken
An armed man robbed the Sterling Domino's at 1 30 a m entering 10 E Mill Road. No injuries reported. The suspect, about five foot four, wore a grey hooded sweatshirt. Sterling Police seek information. Dixon police offer support. Deposits to be adjusted. store hours unchanged. Cities Sterling Dixon. Manufacturer NI Service Company contamination cleanup visible nearby.
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Telegraph
Sterling
Domino’s Pizza
Dixon
Robert Holtz
E. Mill Road
Robert Short
First Bank
Dixon Drive Up
Crawford Avenue
Domino’s
Short
Sterling Police
Tom Winkle
Sterling Domino’s
Sterling Police Department
Alaska sues Exxon over cleanup of Exxon Valdez spill
Alaska files a suit against Exxon and six others alleging deliberate cost cutting hindered the 11 million gallon spill cleanup at Valdez. If negligence is proven the state could win up to 100 million dollars plus punitive damages. Governor Cowper says suit preempts potential liability limits.
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Anchorage
Alaska
UPI
Exxon
America
Oil
Exxon Valdez
Steve Cowper
Cbs-Tv
Westervelt
Peoria Avenue
Giltner
Washburn
Leak Delays Route 26 Work Near Dixon
A gas leak from old underground tanks at a former Dixon area gas station has delayed Illinois Route 26 repairs south of Dixon. IDOT officials say cleanup may push completion to spring. containment and EPA-approved remediation are under way with costs around 100000 dollars.
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Lori Fagan
Ill
Dixon
Illinois Department of Transportation
Dick Giltner
IDOT
Gene Washburn
Lincoln City Ties for Second in Kite Rankings Worldwide
Lincoln City Oregon ranks second globally in a KiteLines survey, tied with Chicago and Ocean City at a high point total behind top cities Shirone and Sanjo in Japan and Weifang in China. The ranking cites kite flyers festivals and local importance, with Lincoln City praised by Chamber of Commerce head David Gomberg.
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Lincoln City
Ore
UPI
United States
KiteLines Magazine
Asia
Chicago
Ocean City
Shirone
Sanjo
Japan
Weifang
China
David Gomberg
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Calif
Austin
Texas
Bush to shift federal funds to drug fight plan
Washington President Bush outlines a comprehensive anti-drug blueprint likely costing about 7 billion dollars annually. The plan aims to divert funds from other programs to fuel a coordinated nationwide attack on illegal drugs, spanning law enforcement education and prevention efforts.
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Bush
Washington
UPI
America
Gallup
Domestic Policy Council
William Bennett
Kennebunkport
Maine
Bennett
United Press International
Hillcrest Considers Neighborhood Watch Program
Hillcrest residents plan a Neighborhood Watch to aid police and protect property and children. Led by Beth Bolhous and Village Board members, the 900 resident village will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday to organize. Captain Darrell Cash of the Ogle County Sheriff's Office says the program makes neighbors eyes and ears for law enforcement.
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Telegraph Crest
Hillcrest
Rochelle
Beth Bolhous
Ron McDermott
Gary Sweger
Gary Hansen
Sweger
Ogle County Sheriff's Office
Darrell Cash
Bolhous
Ogle County
Hansen
Cash
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