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Newspaper

Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1990

Page

3

Swedish students seek host homes for two week Dixon visit

About 27 Swedish students from Malmo Latinskola plus one female teacher plan two weeks in Dixon ending Easter Sunday. They arrive March 31 attend Dixon High School first week, then enjoy Easter break with host families. Jim Nelson seeks local families with extra beds to host, provide meals and transport, and donations to rent a bus to O'Hare.

Florida Dixon Malmo Sweden Malmo Latinskola Chrysti Nelson Rotary Chrysti Marie Sjodahl Dixon High School Jim Nelson USA Nelson DHS YMCA Marie O’hare Rockford

Siberian teacher to arrive in Dixon for exchange program

Telegraph staff writer reports Nadezhda Naumenko, a Russian language and culture teacher from Siberia, will arrive in Dixon next week for a six month stay. She will be introduced at a city hall press conference and participate in the Dixon Dickson Sister Cities exchange, with 11 Dixon students set to visit Russia in March and a Dixon delegation planned for Siberia this summer.

Dixon Dickson Nikolai Kartamyshev Dixon Telegraph William Shaw Kartamyshev Siberia Naumenko

Illinois House backs riverboat gambling bill in 60 to 54 vote

The House narrowly approved a riverboat gambling bill despite no Republican votes. Myron Olson of Dixon opposed the measure while supporting higher circuit breaker relief for seniors and disabled, and opposing a $1000 homestead exemption increase that would harm local schools. The plan to raise homestead relief to $4500 fell five votes short. Senate action followed as the exemption did not advance in the House.

Illinois Myron Olson R Dixon Olson Michael Madigan Madigan Thompson Harlan Rigney Freeport Calvin Schuneman Prophetstown Senate

Polo fire barn destroyed after high winds aid From Polo Fire Dept

Six area departments battled a barn fire on Evergreen Road 12 23 p.m. to 6 p.m. The barn owned by Barry Blum contained twenty five pigs rescued by firefighters. Fire spread aided by strong winds, cause under investigation. Mutual aid from Milledgeville Oregon Mount Morris Forreston and Dixon Rural helped prevent spread to nearby structures.

Telegraph Polo Evergreen Road Pat McPherson Evergreen Rd Milledgeville Oregon Mount Morris Forreston Dixon McPherson Barry Blum

Emergency Food & Shelter aid list shifts for Illinois counties

Lee County will receive 22707 dollars through the Emergency Food and Shelter Program to aid residents facing utility shutoffs and hunger, with about 12000 directed to Dixon Paw Paw Ashton and Amboy pantries. Ogle County is removed from direct aid due to unemployment under 6.9 percent and fewer than 1000 unemployed in 1988 89, but remains eligible for set aside funds of 13507 dollars.

Lee County Congress Ogle County Illinois Dixon Paw Paw Ashton Amboy Joan Sheridan Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA Sheridan American Red Cross Catholic Charities USA The Salvation Army United Way of America Kelly Coughlin Illinois Department of Public Aid Hope Offer Protective Environment HOPE Rochelle Ministerial Association Flagg Township Oregon Polo Byron Coughlin State Telegraph Frank Hewitt

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