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Newspaper

Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1989

Page

3

Amboy Mayor Defends Discussion Not a Meeting

Amboy officials faced questions over a Thursday night gathering at city hall labeled a discussion not a meeting The mayor Otto Gehant insisted it was a discussion to avoid Open Meetings Act exposure Aldermen reported no formal notice or 24 hour alert and some learned of the event by accident

Amboy Otto Gehant Rich Bumba Telegraph State Attorney General's Office City Hall Amboy News Gehant

Mother's March Aims to Fight Birth Defects in Dixon

Dixon hosts a January Mother's March by March of Dimes with 91 volunteers collecting door to door to raise at least 2300 dollars locally and 20000 regionally for research services education and birth defect prevention. Funds support camps equipment and wheelchairs with a Bank Night on January 29 at the Knights of Columbus. Local residents can donate via Dixon Park District or Dixon office.

United States March of Dimes Dixon Dave Zinnen Northern Illinois Division Stephenson Winnebago Boone McHenry Carroll Ogle DeKalb Whiteside Lee Zinnen Franklin D. Roosevelt Knights of Columbus Dixon Park District Third St

Peoria firm backs police use for former Del Monte building

A Peoria architectural firm representative says the former Del Monte office, now city owned, could house the police department which is crowded. City officials will discuss transferring the department to the 17,000 square foot building at Monday's council meeting.

Telegraph Rochelle Peoria del Monte Gail Loefgren David Muchow Phillips Swager and Associates The Machow Winston) Brass Loefgren

Dixon gains Sister City charter and appoints chair

Mayor James Dixon announced Dixon is now a Sister City with Dickson Siberia and will host an organizational meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in City Hall. Citizens in the Dixon area are invited to attend to discuss projects strengthening the two cities relations. Glenna Beckman was named chair of the local committee.

Dixon James Dixon City Hall USA Dickson, Siberia Glenna Beckman

Clearing the mess noon and outdoor work day ahead

The forecast notes clearing conditions at noon with temperatures near 40. Residents are urged to take advantage of the mild weather for outdoor chores and cleanup plans.

Mount Morris, ISBE Board Frustrated Over Funds Shortfall

Mount Morris officials and Illinois State Board of Education members expressed frustration over legislated school funding as Springfield visit revealed more districts may qualify for financial troubled status. Superintendent Ed Olds said the ISB warned Mount Morris about submitting a financial plan by January 30, with possible state supervision and risks including loss of aid, decertification, or transfer to a Regional Board.

Mount Morris Illinois State Board of Education Springfield Ed Olds Ted Sanders Olds ISB Regional Board of School Trustees

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