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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1989
Page
7
Dr Gott discusses Reiter's syndrome noting it may be sexually transmitted or linked to bowel infections, with HLA-B27 indicating genetic predisposition. Antibiotics can eradicate infection and help many patients, though some progress to chronic arthritis and urethral discharge.
In a Bismarck North Dakota sectional, declarer made one no trump after careful reading, with East’s slight error. West led spades, dummy played low, East won king, cashed clubs, and defended three more clubs. The key lesson: East should preserve all small hearts to deny declarer full hand count and prevent a finish trick.
The Illinois Student Assistance Commission named the 1990-91 Illinois State Scholars, including 21 Dixon High School students. Scholars are chosen from test scores and junior year class rank with ACT or SAT scores sent to ISAC, and winners must have competed by June 30 of their junior year. The Dixon seniors named are Jonathan Anderson, Michael Bell, Mark Berrettini, Eric Brunick, Spencer Carnutte, Erin Devine, Brian Dixon, Jason Howard, Dara Ignacio, Jennifer Jensen, Daniel Kish, James Michel, Christine Morssey, Jeff Noble, Jodi Petersen, Matthew Landschafer, Andrew Slain, Angela Smith, Tracey Swarts, Kevin Tribley, and Peter Wohrley.
Dixon Public Library adds new nonfiction and fiction titles including Call Her Miss Ross an Unauthorized Biography of Diana Ross by Randy Taraborrelli and Pharmacist to the Nation a history of Walgreens by Herman and Rick Kogan. Also new are novels Lair of the Fox by Daniel Pollock and Force of Nature by Stephen Solomita and time story Questing for the rumored riches of a lost Roman Empire city by Olivia and Andrew Foster.
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