Thatcher leaves questions about INF Treaty analysis
The National Review year-end tribute to Ronald Reagan prompts scrutiny of European leaders stance on INF. In Houston six Republican contenders diverge, with Bush supporting, Dole uncertain, and du Pont Robertson Kemp Haig opposing. Haig argues Thatcher Mitterrand Kohl backed INF for politics, not soundness. Thatcher praises Reagan's foreign policy while silent on Grenada and questions whether INF reduces theater missiles without weakening Europe. Her stance remains ambiguous on a conclusive deterrent in Europe.
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Right to tinted windows sparks privacy concerns
Robert S. Barnett of Dixon voices frustration over a traffic ticket for illegal front side window tint on a 1986 car. He argues the policy targets private rights and questions why factory tint is allowed while film tint is denied. He notes multiple pulls and plans to fight again.
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Letters to the editor must be signed with address and telephone number Unsigned letters will not be published Submissions are limited to 400 words and longer pieces may be edited Writers may submit up to 12 letters per year Send submissions to Voice of the People Dixon Telegraph 113 S Peoria Ave Dixon IL 61021.
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Geraldo Finds His Niche Amid TV Controversy
Geraldo Rivera faces critics who accuse him of sleaze as he defends a shift in television toward hard edged, diverse programming. He argues this competition sharpens creativity while some deem his sensational approach corrosive to good taste and public discourse. Rivera claims America watches, yet many stations tolerate trash TV to attract audiences.
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Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly Remembered In Rock Lore
Michael Grant notes Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly died young, with Orbison’s later rockabilly experiments like Go Go Go and The Traveling Wilburys showing a born again blend of old sounds. He laments lost potential and ponders the music’s evolution since the 1950s.
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Diluted gasoline blamed for Dixon buses breakdowns
January 7, 1979 report cites tampered fuel in 25 Gibbons School District buses causing delays for about 1,500 Dixon students. Underground 8,000 gallon tank at Gibbons Bus Service also tampered, according to Wilbur Stitzel deputy superintendent of schools.
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