Colombia Says It Will Not Partake In US Drug Interdiction
Bogota reports President Barco's government will not participate with US military forces in a Caribbean coast drug interdiction operation. The stance raises questions about the February drug summit in Cartagena and US-Colombia cooperation.
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Caribbean
Brent Scowcroft
Barco
Panama
Manuel Noriega
Florida
United States
Hemisphere
Alan Garcia
Peru
Garcia
Jaime Paz Zamora
Bolivia
John F. Kennedy
Illinois air carries legal pollutants from big manufacturers
A public interest group report claims Illinois plants released 24.5 million pounds of toxic pollutants in 1987, almost half into the air. Borg-Warner’s Ottawa plant led with 1.8 million pounds, Monsanto Sauger plant followed at 1.2 million. Northwest Steel and Wire of Sterling is the only area plant named.
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Illinois Public Action
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Telegraph
Robert Creamer
Public Interest Group
John Cameron
Illinois
Borg-Warner Corp
Ottawa
Monsanto
Sauger Chemical
Rigney Tackles School Funding and Firefighter Exams in Ashton
Illinois Senator Harlan Rigney met about 20 residents at the Huddle Cafe in Ashton to discuss school funding and IDOT proposed medical exams for firefighters. He cited a possible 5000 base per student and a shift to income tax, noting 1989 funding was strong. he plans to vote against increasing homestead exemptions.
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Illinois
Harlan Rigney
Huddle Cafe
Illinois Department of Transportation
IDOT
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Ray Forney
Chicago
Jones
Tom Foster
Lee County
Ashton School Board
William McEniry
Rigney
Cities form change discussed by Dixon committee in meeting
A Dixon informational meeting at KSB Hospital outlined shifting from a city commission to a council manager form. About 20 attendees, including former mayor Warren Walder and local officials, heard Streator and Sterling officials discuss experiences. Estimated change cost 25 000 to 35 000 dollars, with budget funds available.
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Dixon
KSB Hospital
Warren Walder
DOT
William Ost
KSB
Darryl Vandervort
Myron Olson
R-Dixon
Lee County
Charles Dunphy
Rosemary Emmert
Dixon Area Chamber of Commerce
John Thompson
Streator
Dale Chiavene
Scott Ritton
Sterling
Rich Mays
Chiavene
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Ritton
Steator
Ritten
Nixon Birthday Holiday In Yorba Linda
Nixon's 77th birthday is a local holiday in Yorba Linda California as the town prepares for the Nixon Presidential Library opening this summer. The library will be non taxpayer funded and will house reproductions of Oval Office papers with exhibits on Nixon's career and family.
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Hugh Hewitt
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Simi Valley
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Upper Saddle River
N.J
Democratic
Washington
Watergate Building
S‘rgate
San Clemente
White House
Alger Hiss
Nagurski Dies at 81 in Minnesota
INTERNATIONAL FALLS Minn AP Bronko Nagurski legendary football star for Minnesota and the Chicago Bears dies at 81 at Falls Memorial Hospital He had been in a nursing home about a year and in hospital a week Survivors include four sons two daughters 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild His wife Eileen died in 1957 Red Grange called him the greatest football player Nagurski later became a world champion in pro wrestling Levices set for 10 am Saturday at St Thomas Aquinas Church
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