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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1989
Page
2
A promotional event to support pork products features Lee County Pork Producers presenting harms with key supporters Dwight Siedschiag, Francis Waytewick, and Dr. Rich Collins.
Leaf River and Forreston superintendents begin a joint study to assess benefits of annexation or consolidation. Plan due by March 15 with focus on financial and educational gains, amid prior rejections of other merger offers and possible talks with Mount Morris Oregon Polo and Winnebago districts. Special Mount Morris meeting set amid discussion openness.
Food commodities will be distributed Monday January 30 from noon to 4 p.m. at the Leydig Center in Dixon. Mount Morris school district board to hold a special noon meeting Friday to approve a state plan and propose an April 25 cent tax increase and a $108,000 budget reduction for next year. Rochelle proclaims National Burn Awareness Week February 5–11 with mayor, fire chief, and schoolchildren set to participate in burn prevention programs.
Dixon residents run the SHARE Self Help And Resource Exchange coordinating two hours of service monthly in exchange for $12 worth of food per unit. Participants register at Broken Heart Missions twice monthly, choosing how many food units to work for, with food distributed monthly from a Rockford SHARE center. The program welcomes all income levels and diverse service, from civic work to babysitting, with February activities scheduled at the Mission.
The Byron Station nuclear plant received a slightly above average SALP rating for period through Oct 31 1988 with three category 1 and four category 2 ratings. NRC spokesman Russ Marabito noted maintenance and surveillance improved to category 1 and urged more category 1s. A public meeting Friday at 2 p.m. will discuss the report with ComEd and allow questions from residents and press.
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