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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1990

Page

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Dixon to Proclaim Reagan Day in 1990

Dixon City Council prepared to proclaim February 6 1990 as Ronald Wilson Reagan Day in Dixon honoring Reagan's birthday and local presidential heritage. The meeting also considers parking ban on North Brinton Avenue resurfacing plans and landfill equipment bids.

Dixon Ronald Wilson Reagan Reagan William Shaw the Telegraph Ronald Reagan Home Preservation Foundation Marlin Misner Illinois General Assembly City Hall North Brinton Avenue North Court Dixon Correctional Center Brinton Avenue Lee County Highway Department William Moore Barb Graff Sterling WSDR Stables

DEA Praised Noriega Despite U S Indictment

Washington AP report notes that while prosecutors moved to indict Manuel Antonio Noriega on narcotics charges in 1988, the DEA publicly praised his cooperation in the war on drugs. DEA administrator Jack Lawn lauded Noriega aide Luis Quiel as integral to fighting international trafficking though a Senate report linked Quiel to the Medellin cartel. Former DEA chief Francis Mullen, who left in 1985, said Noriega was “our fair haired boy” who always helped when asked.

Washington Panama Manuel Antonio Noriega Drug Enforcement Administration DEA Drug Enforcement Jack Lawn Noriega Lawn Luis Quiel Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee On Quiel Medellin Francis M. Mullen Day New London, Conn Mullen

Imeco plans big Dixon expansion

Imeco Inc announced a 15 000 square foot expansion at its Dixon facility with five new jobs. Ten Polo employees transfer to Dixon, boosting Dixon staff to 35 and Polo to 122. Expansion aims to increase capacity for evaporative condensers and coolers, with completion expected by July 1 and assisted by Dixon Lee County Enterprise Zone incentives.

Wiegraph Dixon Imeco, Inc Polo Frank Ennis Don Lovett Dixon Industrial Development Association Ennis DIDA Tim Chase Lee County Imeco Tollway BorgWarner Castner Construction Company of Princeton Chase IBP Hormel

Wal-Mart in Rochelle robbed by masked gunman

A masked gunman robbed the Rochelle Wal-Mart at about 7 p.m. taking unknown cash from three registers. About 15 customers and staff fled in fear as the assailant fled on foot. This marks Rochelle's fourth armed robbery since Oct. 14, with police describing a white male about 5 foot 8 to 5 foot 10 in a denim jacket and dark ski mask. The FBI joined the probe. other local robberies cited include Oaks Family Restaurant and Dock Drug Store.

Rochelle Wal-Mart Ken Woolbright Woolbright Winston Brass Oaks Family Highway 251 Dock Drug Caron Ridge Rochelle Community Federal Credit Union North Lincoln Highway FBI Outer Limits Hillcrest Ogle County Jerry Brooks

South America and US sign anti drug accord plan

Bolivia, Colombia, and Peru will coordinate armed forces to strike drug traffickers. The United States joins the pact but no direct intervention language. The plan remains secret until Bush and two South American presidents sign at a Feb. 15 Colombia summit.

Santa Cruz Bolivia Colombia Peru United States U.S Bush Michael Skol

Chimpanzee Attacks Vet During Transfer in Pennsylvania

In Ligonier Pennsylvania an escapee chimpanzee attacked Dr. John C Kelliher forcing Holmberg to strike with a pipe. Officers shot the animal four times and a final shot killed it. Kelliher, hospitalized in fair condition, lost part of a hand and his ear.

Ligonier John C Kelliher Adelphi William C. Holmberg Kelliher Holmberg Clint Irvin Presbyterian University Hospital Pittsburgh

Open Warfare Threat Grows Between Azerbaijanis and Armenians

In Moscow, Azerbaijanis and Armenians near open conflict after Nagorno Karabakh clashes leave at least 32 dead. Kremlin sends internal security troops to Azerbaijan. reports of hostage-taking and massacres in Baku and Armenian cities fuel mass fear.

Moscow Soviet Union Nagorno-Karabakh Azerbaijan Kremlin Caucasus Baku

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