Dixon police revenues rise in 1989 amid fewer arrests
Dixon's 1989 police revenues totaled 175 092 dollars up 16 406 from 1988 while traffic arrests fell 576 and overall arrests declined 132. DUI arrests dropped to 169, alcohol offenses rose, and speeding arrests declined though remained high versus 1986 87. Fire calls rose 36 as ambulance activity grew with a second paramedic unit introduced.
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Dixon Police Department
Dixon City Council
Public Health and Safety
James Barber
Barber
Dixon
Robert Short
Short
James Hill
Dixon Rural Fire Department
Rural
Dixon Fire
Dixon Rural
Hill
Mabley Center
Nursing Homes
Dixon Correctional Center
SVCC official author publishes encyclopedia of alternative health care
Kristin Olsen, SVCC marketing chief, authored The Encyclopedia of Alternative Health Care. The 335 page guide profiles 50 holistic methods, explores origins and applications, and notes cautions. Olsen will sign copies at Waldenbooks Northland Mall from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Sauk Valley Community College
Kristin Olsen
SVCC
Olsen
Philip Lief Group, Inc
Pocket Books
Encyclopedia of Alternative Health Care
Walden Books
Sterling
Waldenbooks
Northland
Hmos
England
U.S
City weighs 1260 foot addition to city hall
At a council meeting Alderman Landis outlined plans to add 70 feet to the front and 18 feet to the north, plus a pitched roof, new heating and central air. The project aims to solve space and roof issues by consolidating equipment in one room and freeing records space. Estimated cost 75000 versus 200000 to rebuild. An architect will study feasibility and exact costs. Other items include CDAP grant surface repairs, a parallel force main, pension options, and appraisal of a railroad right of way lot at Fulton and Jefferson.
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Polo
City Hall
Ken Landis
Landis
Bud Davis
Davis
Lan
Bernie Klingenberg
Klingenberg
John Clayton
First Bank
Poli
Illinois Central Railroad
Fulton and
Jefferson Streets
Civic Center repairs target roof and leaks at pool area
ROCHELLE staff report the Civic Center needs patching including a leaking roof over the main hall and indoor pool. Water intrusion also noted at outdoor pool and moisture in the ladies locker room. Contractors to be contacted under warranty per OCCCA president.
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Rochelle
Civic Center
Tom Simmons
Simmons
Vagabond Inn
OCCCA
Dorothy Barron
Franklin Grove board weighs recycling plan and repairs
Franklin Grove officials reviewed a potential recycling program modeled on Oregon with 18 gallon bins and a monthly per home cost of about 1.50 to 2.50 dollars. The board also discussed landscape waste and a possible community compost site, and appointed Jim Spangler to replace Doug Hillison. Delbert Schafer sought permission for temporary repairs to the Lincoln Building while considering full restoration.
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Franklin Grove
Kathy Yocum
John Nicholson
Nicholson
Oregon
Moring Disposal
Jim Spangler
Doug Hillison
Spangler
Yocum Nicholson
Stanley Hann
Hann
Lincoln
Delbert Schafer
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Clark Kelly Telegraph
Ejee
Maul
Eregrap
Innovations
Peoria Avenue
John Morley
Morley Sign Co
Morley
Patty Gluntz
Telegraph
Franklin Grove Board Eyes
By Lori Fagan
Schafer
Brandywine Lodge
Rock River Valley
KSB Hospital
Aney
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