Quayle earns respect for tenacity and acumen
Vice President Dan Quayle defended his stance in a 40 minute White House interview, showing command of issues and readiness to challenge Democrats on defense and constitutional matters. He criticized House defense cuts as risky, urged bold party positions, and reflected on criticism from former advisers Canzeri and Spencer while stressing resilience and learning from the campaign.
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Drug survey shows fewer casual users but rising crack addiction
Copley News Service reports from the National Household Survey on Drug Abuse 1988 findings. Casual illegal drug use declined from 1985 to 1988, with cocaine users dropping by half in the prior month and any illicit drug use down a third. Yet crack cocaine use grew, especially among the young unemployed in minority neighborhoods, highlighting the need for expanded treatment and opportunities. The piece argues education alone cannot cure addiction and stresses a broader policy response.
Murder ends Born Free fame for conservationist George Adamson
George Adamson, 82, famed for Born Free, is killed by automatic rifle fire in Kenya. Three gunmen in military uniforms, likely Somaliland poachers, ambushed him as East Africa faces a surge in armed poaching harming tourists and wildlife. Ivory prices have surged, threatening elephant survival. Kenya calls for international action and consumer bans.
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Regrets and Political Dreams From a High School Voice
A reflective piece recounts late adolescent regrets about chemistry class and a near-fire incident from a science lab. The author muses on Lynn Martin's senate bid and their own failed political ambition sparked by a high school history teacher.
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Dixon Community Trust formed for Dixon area welfare
Dixon National Bank announced the activation of the Dixon Community Trust a charitable fund to promote the well being of mankind with focus on Dixon and surrounding areas Income from the trust will be used to meet one time and recurring needs and projects
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Lee County
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