Estimated 350 deaths this New Year holiday
The National Safety Council in Chicago estimates up to 350 people could die in traffic accidents during the four day New Year weekend. It also forecasts 12 000 to 16 000 disabling injuries with alcohol a factor in over half of fatalities.
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Telegraph switches to AP for broader Illinois coverage
The Telegraph selects The Associated Press replacing United Press International as its news service. AP serves 1,482 U.S. papers and 90 percent of daily newspapers with Illinois bureaus in Chicago Springfield Carbondale Champaign and Peoria supporting 55 papers and 190 broadcasts. AP employs over 3,000 globally with 142 U.S. bureaus and 84 abroad.
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Bush says third-country haven no longer acceptable for Noriega
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas AP The Bush administration says it has paid the price in bloodshed and a third-country haven is no longer acceptable for deposed Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega. White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater places the onus on Vatican officials to break the stalemate over Noriega fate and notes the aim to bring U S troops home remains.
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United States
Manuel Antonio Noriega
White House
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U.S
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Four builders brace Dixon snow fort amid cold day
Pat Bruce Chris Davis Lisa Lloyd and Bobby Winder push through a 39 degree Dixon day to construct a sturdy snow fort. They then move to a mock battle. The area forecast calls for snow flurries tonight with teens low and a 50 percent chance of snow Saturday.
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Chris Davis
Lisa Lloyd
Bobby Winder
Dixon
Castro planned south Florida air strike in 1983 defector says
Cuban defector General Rafael del Pino claims Fidel Castro ordered a contingency air strike on the Turkey Point nuclear facility near Miami if Cuba faced a U S blockade after the Grenada crisis in 1983. He says MiG 23s could be dispatched though no nuclear weapons were mentioned.
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Florida Power & Light
Lee County progress highlighted in 1989 report
In 1989 Dixon Park District moved to a larger Palmyra Avenue office, improving district image. Page Park docks finished with a Department of Conservation grant. John Dixon and Reynolds Parks gained corporate support for upgrades. Amboy advanced railroad property purchase to support Fantasy Flavors expansion, with future growth anticipated. Ashton faced rust in the water system, while Steward launched the SHARE work program, enabling village renovations.
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