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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1989

Page

5

Anti crime seminar In Rochelle reports urged open dialogue

Rochelle held an anti crime seminar at Hickory Grove attended by about 50 locals and business people. Police officials and State's Attorney Dennis Schumacher discussed burglaries armed robberies and how to survive such incidents. Attendees asked questions and urged ongoing cooperation with authorities to solve in Rochelle and Hillcrest robberies.

Johnson Hickory Grove Johson Louis Rochelle Police Department Ken Woolbright Winston Brass Hub Rochelle Area RACC Jean Tess Brass Woolbright Dennis Schumacher Rochelle Hillcrest

Lee County board member Kant dies at 67

William H. Kant, 67, longtime Lee County Board member from Amboy, died after a short illness at KSB Hospital. He served 17 years on the board, chaired road and bridge and rules committees, and represented Blackhawk Hills RC&D. A successor will be appointed before the January meeting, and must be Republican. He was a farmer for 47 years and is survived by his wife Lillie. obituary on Page 12.

Lee County Board William H. Kant KSB Kant Blackhawk Hills Rc&d Bill Lee County Charles Dunphy Dunphy Amboy Lillie

Two injured in Lee County car truck crash at intersection

Dean Ackland twenty four of West Brooklyn failed to stop at First South Street and U S Route 52, driving into a semi truck driven by Wayne Becker Junior of Earlville. The Ackland auto overturned, the Becker truck hit a utility pole, and both men were taken to Mendota Community Hospital where Becker was released and Ackland remained hospitalized. Becker was cited for driving without a valid license and Ackland for failing to yield at a stop.

Lee County Mendota Community Hospital Dean Ackland West Brooklyn First South Street U. S. Route 52 Ackland Wayne Becker Jr Earlville Becker Sublette Fire Department

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