Ohio Growth Foundation swamped by interest after Cosentino visit
Ohio a growth program after Illinois State Treasurer Jerry Cosentino donated 100000 dollars to the Linked Deposit Program. The foundation reports hundreds of calls from across the country as residents consider moving to Ohio to take advantage of incentives for home buying and remodeling. The effort aims to counter aging population and declining school enrollment while highlighting local education. The push includes offers to pay new residents 3000 to 5000 dollars and potential new business inquiries. The program has spurred seven home purchases and three new builds so far, with more inquiries from Florida Wisconsin and Kansas. A key community event is a noon bye warm-up basketball game at Wharton Field House in Moline before a Quad City Thunder game.
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Kansas
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California
CNN
Telegraph
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Moline
Quad City Thunder
1988 GNP Growth Slows But Stays Strong at 3.8 Percent
The Commerce Department reports 1988 full year GNP rose 3.8 percent, with fourth quarter growth at 2 percent due to summer drought and drought related losses in crops and livestock. Personal spending slipped while nonresidential investment dipped, though farm output expected to rebound in 1989. Inflation cooled in late 1988 according to the preliminary report.
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UPI
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Department
Bureau of Economic Analysis
Reagan
Pierce murder case delayed by missing defense report
Lee County Circuit Court Judge Tomas Magdich granted a one week continuance for the pre trial conference of Calvin Pierce 30 Earlville accused of the November 2 murder of Carrie Duncan 80 Paw Paw. The delay followed defense attorney Al Williams complaint that a report from Dr Werner Tuteur Elgin has not been filed. Duncan's body was found beaten and stabbed in a field southwest of Paw Paw. The state alleges the killing occurred during a robbery and Pierce could face the death penalty. Authorities See Court page 12
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Lee County
Tomas Magdich
Calvin Pierce
Earlville
al Williams
Magdich
Werner Tuteur
Elgin
Tuteur
Pierce
Carrie Duncan
Paw Paw
Duncan
Bennett
LaRouche gets 15 year jail term
Lyndon LaRouche was sentenced to 15 years in prison on mail and tax fraud convictions for a scheme to borrow funds without repayment. Two associates received five year terms while four other fund-raisers were given three years. multiple fines were imposed. U.S. Attorney Henry Hudson called the outcome a satisfying culmination.
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UPI
Lyndon LaRouche
LaRouche
U.S
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William Wertz
Edward Spannous
Wertz
Spannos
Michael Billington
Dennis Small
Paul Greenberg
Joyce Rubinstein
Bush holds first talks with press
President Bush spoke to reporters in his first news conference while battling a cold. He defended federally backed savings and loan deposits, said a proposed depositor fee was not on his desk, and rejected tax plan ties to the issue while signaling future press forums. He confirmed a Korea stop on his Far Eastern swing, supported Reagan’s pay raise plan, and urged caution with Soviet travel.
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UPI
Bush
White House
Congress
Korea
Hirohito
Reagan
Soviet Union
Far East
Marlin Fitzwater
Fitzwater
Gadhafi tells ABC Libya can inspect plant in medicine role
Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi in a wide interview with ABC News denies Libyan chemical weapons plant claims but says observers could inspect it as a medicine facility and opposes continuous monitoring. He hedges on Israel two-state viability and equates Abu Nidal with Washington, Sun Yat-sen, and Garibaldi.
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Jerry
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