Downtown Dixon Sees Progress In 1989
Dixon Commercial Progress Association president Linda Brantley calls 1989 memorable for downtown as USF&G project nears partial occupancy and Medical Arts Clinic paths to move in later this year. She highlights growing DCPA membership and meeting attendance, with 75 economic groups contacted and efforts to fill vacant buildings. A new brochure promotes downtown shopping placements in tourism centers and local offices.
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Dixon downtown boom hailed by officials and critics
Brantley cites about 625 downtown workers and over 3 million dollars in recent improvements excluding city hall and major centers. Myron Olson bets Dixon becomes a Rock River Valley jewel within ten years as infrastructure and funding align.
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Admitting Nuclear Mistakes and Government Accountability
Victims of early nuclear testing push records and compensation asSupreme Court changes immunity rules and Congress considers bills. Reports show workers at Nevada Test Site exposed without protection after atom blasts, with officials aware of dangerous gaps yet not acting. The issue centers on secrecy over safety and responsibility for radiation injuries and the path to compensation for civilians and veterans.
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US Urban Marshall Plan for cities and jobs
The piece urges a domestic Urban Marshall Plan funded by a peace dividend from defense cuts. It calls for an Urban Investment Bank to boost roads and infrastructure while investing in training, health care, and housing for the marginalized, with emphasis on minority education and a competitive future workforce.
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America
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Women deserve a chance in military
Washington report argues that Panama combat exposure by Capt. Linda Bray and enlisted women challenges limits on women in the armed forces. A Schroeder bill would test women in infantry and artillery units for four years, potentially enabling combat service for qualified women. President Bush signals openness pending facts.
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Nine semifinalists named for Sauk Valley College presidency
A list of nine semifinalists for Sauk Valley College president was forwarded to the Board of Trustees for review as the college continues its search for a new chief executive. The selection report was prepared by board consultants and the screening committee.
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Dixon
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