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Newspaper

Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1989

Page

3

League cites access problems in Rochelle schools

The League of Women Voters of Rochelle identifies 33 handicapped access issues in five Rochelle elementary schools. Superintendent Joe Thiele notes costly proposals, including a ramp at Central School, while the board considers recommendations from RAMP. The district plans a $2,184,656 tax levy and approves a junior high girls track program.

Rochelle League of Women Voters of Joe Thiele Illinois Attorney General’s Office Barbara Guest League of Woman’s Voters of Guest Boarde Central School Peggy Decker Iowa

Dixon high school ornament marks 60th anniversary

Academic Booster Club President Tom LeMoine awards a Christmas tree ornament to Dixon High School Principal Kent Johansen. ABC members sell ornaments at DHS basketball games featuring historic Dixon buildings and the school’s 60th anniversary. LeMoine will present a Reagan signed ornament to the Dixon School Board tonight.

Tom LeMoine Dixon High School Kent Johansen ABC Dixon DHS LeMoine Ronald Reagan Dixon School

Olson to discuss waste management with Lee County board

Representative Myron Olson of Dixon will address the Lee County Board on waste disposal and the state stance. Executive committee member Ed Conroy requested the talk and urged study by engineering consultants. Olson notes potential landfill landscape changes after July 1 1990 and cites SB 172 as guiding local facility control. The meeting also saw no action on funding Nelson School District 8 or Dixon Public Schools requests amid new income tax allocations.

Myron Olson Dixon Lee County Ed Conroy Olson Conroy Nelson Dixon Public Schools

Dillehay Park to Grow by Ten Acres in Mount Morris

Mount Morris plans to add 10 acres to Dillehay Park after Mayor Elmars Kalnins backs a $20,000 purchase via Pine Crest Manor. The park budget is stretched, with state tax increments expected later. A development and a finance committee will study uses and costs, with public input planned yet no summer development.

Telegraph Mount Morris Dillehay Park Elmars Kalnins Pine Crest Manor Kalnins Park Board Rock River Mayors Association

Walnut H S board borrows funds and sets warrants

Walnut High School District 508 board met Monday and authorized borrowing 390000 split between education and building funds, issuing tax anticipation warrants of 340000 education and 50000 building. Superintendent Eggleston says warrants exist for cash availability until tax funds arrive. The board also adopted a no smoking policy by Jan 1 1990 with a designated area for staff and no smoking in buildings during events. A self insurance program with Western Illinois School Benefit Association was approved due to a 64.1 percent premium rise, with family plans around 274 per month and single around 100. A progress report on the Applied Economics Program for January, taught by Donna McFadden, expects 19 students to take the class meeting consumer education requirements.

Telegraph Walnut High School District 508 Board of Education Larry Eggleston Walnut High School Western Illinois School Benefit Association Eggleston Donna McFadden

Byron Board Of Education protests county assessment plans

Byron school district has sent a letter to the county assessor to keep options open as it reviews two assessments with its attorneys and board members. ComEd may seek a lower assessment if Byron withdraws its complaint, while the Oregon Park District questions why the county rejected an appraiser’s value and cites the vastly higher Braidwood plant valuation. Fridley says objections at the December 21 meeting could change minds if Byron presents strong arguments.

Byron Board of Education Byron School District Byron Schools Bill Young Oregon Park District Jim Grove Miller Callighan ComEd Braidwood Byron

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