Soviet mayor sends goodwill letter to Dixon Dickson
Nikolai Kartamyshev mayor of Dickson, USSR, writes to Mayor James E Dixon and Dixon city officials. He praises the New Year greetings, notes Dickson and Dickson efforts to aid Armenia after the earthquake, and envisions stronger sister city ties in 1989. He recalls meetings, media appearances, and cultural exchanges as evidence of growing friendship.
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Dixon
James E Dixon
City of
Nikolai Kartamyshev
Dickson
Siberia
Armenia
Krasnoyarsk
Sovetsky Taimyr
Boris Ivanov
America
Nikolai Vishnevsky
Pravda
United Towns
Dudinka
Albion Brechalov
Bill Shaw
Dixon Telegraph
James E. Dixon
Tashkent
Ussr
Lee County
Sterling
Christmas at Nachusa Lutheran Home feature praised
A reader thanks Karen Warnke and The Telegraph for an excellent story on Christmas at Nachusa Lutheran Home. The piece highlighted the Nachusa Diagnostic Center program run by students and teachers, with staff from the Lee County Special Education Association under Dixon School District contract, and praised the cooperative effort benefiting youths with behavioral disorders and learning disabilities.
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Karen Warnke
The
Telegraph
Nachusa Lutheran Home
Nachusa Diagnostic Center
Nachusa Home
Lee County Special Education Association
Dixon
Lutheran Social Services of
Illinois
Dixon Park District Skating Rinks Open For Tonight
January 5 1979 the Dixon Park District announces both ice skating rinks are open and lights will be on from 430 to 1130 pm. The ice skate exchange program continues offering free exchanges for skates in good condition.
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Dixon Park District
Park
Able Elizabeth Dole named to Bush labor post
President elect George Bush appoints Elizabeth Dole as secretary of labor. The veteran public servant brings a broad record from HEW aide to White House adviser and Reagan transportation secretary, with Capitol Hill ties and a focus on child care and living wages.
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George Bush
Elizabeth Dole
Dole
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Reagan
U.S
Robert Dole
Capitol Hill
Liddy Dole
Labor Post
America
Ann Dore McLaughlin
Department
Bush
U.S. Labor Department
The chair tale of a Christmas wish for a new recliner
A humorous letter reveals a family struggle over a beloved chair. The narrator laments missing a chair replacement for the boss, who fiercely guards a worn recliner used daily. The piece contrasts domestic furniture battles with a Chicago councilman demanding his 17 year chair back.
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Santa
Edward
Grandpa
Chicago
Cain
City Hall
Hormones in Meat Trigger Trade War With Europe
The United States and European Community clash over growth hormones in livestock. Europe bans imports of hormone-treated U S meat starting January 1, sparking threats of 100 percent duties on $100 million in EC imports. Yeutter calls the ban unfair. Europe says it protects farmers and will retaliate with more bans.
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America
Johnson
Europe
West Germany
United States
U.S
Clayton Yeutter
Yeutter
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CA Maronich
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Sandy Burke
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Lori Tamne
Patty Gluntz
Clark Kelly
Chip Marshall
Jerry Pauser
Jim Nelson
Ed Bushman
Cathe Barnhart
Steve Bieser
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Linda Ross
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Monroe
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Scott Brown
LeeAnn Harn
Mark Fane
Thomas Mekeel
Gunars Kulikouskis
Richard Devine
Robert Dogwiler
Rosemary Flowers
Robert Gorman
John Jacobs
Dick Kibble
Joe Leadman
Angela Bester
Robert Fenwick
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