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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1988

Page

3

Dunphy narrowly tops Lee County board chair race

Democratic Charlie Dunphy won the Lee County Board Chair seat by 15 to 13 in a partisan race. Monday’s vote marks the first time a Democrat has chaired the board since partisan elections started in 1972. Conderman will serve as vice chair and Dunphy will be a non partisan chair per Finance Committee chair Mike Schrauth. Members credited the close result to a campaign of strong efforts and expressed confidence in Dunphy’s leadership and objectivity.

Charles Dunphy Lee County Dunphy Ron Conderman Conderman Charlie Mike Schrauth Finance Committee Rolfe Ehrmann Lee County Health Department Ehrmann

Group seeks Civic Center records review in Oregon bid

An Oregon attorney for an unidentified group seeks a five year records review of the state funded Civic Center project valued at 2.5 million. OCCCA officials deny impropriety and defend bidding practices while noting some items were not advertised due to cost or nature.

Civic Center Records Center Authority Rochelle Oregon Kim Krahenbuhl William and McCarthy Ogle County Civic Center Authority OCCCA Dorothy Barron Barron Bettie Hoxsey Department of Commerce and Community Affairs Civic Hoxsey Gary Lindmark Lindmark

Pilling Announces Run for Second Mayor Term in Polo

Polo City Council praised a 365000 grant from the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs as Mayor Bob Pilling announced plans to seek re election. He noted prior grants funded a water tower and sewer work while defending council actions amid ongoing election rumors and a possible challenge from Noralee Gray.

Polo Department of Commerce and Community Affairs Bob Pilling Pilling Noralee Gray Gray Ken Landis Council DCCA

Local St Nick Brightens Holidays With Volunteer Santa

Dixon man Kenneth Berogan volunteers as Santa to visit homes businesses and parties this Christmas season. He will deliver candy and gifts, visit nursing homes and hospitals, and donate all optional donations to the Assembly of God Church food pantry and youth group. He aims to help needy families and shut-ins while spreading holiday cheer. Contact 288 1657 to arrange a visit.

Santa Claus Dixon Kenneth Berogan Santa St. Nick Berogan Assembly of God Church William Huffman Huffman

Gingerich Re-elected Ogle County Board Chairman in Unanimous Vote

Robert Gingerich was unanimously reelected as Ogle County Board chairman for a third two year term. He previously chaired the board from 1982-84 and 1986 onward. Jerry Daws was unanimously elected county board vice chairman after serving as chairman from 1978-80, with his nomination withdrawn.

Gingerich Ogle Board Oregon Robert Gingerich Ogle Jerry Daws Daws

County court entry on Tarner burglary case plea

Jon Tarner age 26 pleaded innocent to residential burglary criminal damage to property possession of firearms and eight counts of attempted burglary. He is accused of setting a fire at the William Harney cabin on the Rock River on October 2 and burglarizing the Robert Shipman residence in Woodlawn Shores. He also faces eight other attempted burglaries seven alleged on November 11 with the case continued to December 27.

Jon Tarner E. 39Th St Sterling Tarner William Harney Rock River Robert Shipman Woodlawn Shores Turner Hornsby

Lynn Martin Defeated in bid for No 3 House GOP post

The first woman to seek the No 3 slot in the House Republican leadership, Lynn Martin, loses the bid. Snowe notes sexism may make it harder for a woman. Myron Olson says the district will not suffer. Some political figures predict Martin could gain influence with the Bush administration and advocate more for Illinois.

House Snowe Martin Myron Olson R Dixon 16Th Lynn Olson Bush Irby Illinois

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