Flag talk runs all night in protest of flag ruling
Washington critics of the Supreme Court decision on flag desecration kept the House open overnight to denounce the ruling. More than a dozen reps pledged to join Rep. Duncan Hunter in the marathon session, urging a constitutional amendment to bar flag desecration while President Bush said he would send such an amendment to Congress. Republican leaders and several lawmakers called for stronger protection of the flag, highlighting differences with protections for currency and mailboxes.
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Brooks not seeking re election in Oregon sheriff race
Ogle County Sheriff Jerry Brooks after nearly 20 years in office says he will not seek re election and plans to retire to start his own business. His term ends December 1990 and he will not endorse a candidate while suggesting colleagues may run. Detective Ken Woolbright and Officer Paul Hackerson have announced campaigns.
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Petunia Festival Art Shows Offer Varied Exhibits
The Petunia Festival features two art shows this year the 8th annual Haymarket Guild of Artists display at John Dixon Park and the Crafts Collectibles and Antiques Show at Dixon High School both open Saturday. If rain halts Saturday events the Haymarket show moves to Sunday with 60 and 39 exhibits, respectively, plus 18 cash awards.
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Dixon Theatre bill seen likely to pass in Illinois House
Illinois House expected to approve funding for the Dixon Theatre renovation as part of SB 185. Rep. Myron Olson and Rep. Richard Mautino say the bill has about 90 votes, with passage slated later today before moving to the governor. The package allocates 100 million for civic center projects, 120 million for conservation including White Pines and Castle Rock, and expands the Build Illinois Fund by 320 million.
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Prospects Brighten for Madigan Tax Plan in Illinois Senate
Springfield reports that Senate Republicans failed to produce a written alternative to House Speaker Michael Madigan’s 18.4 percent income tax hike. By 6 p.m. the Senate stayed with Madigan’s proposal as the only viable plan, despite earlier hopes of a Republican counter. Governor Thompson’s plan is off the table, and Madigan’s measure remains alive for possible reconsideration before Friday midnight. Philip aimed to defeat HB 490 again to block passage in both chambers.
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Cable set for Grand Detour in Ogle County
MW1 Cable Systems plans to bring service to Grand Detour, Monroe Center, and Davis Junction this year pending pole access permissions from Commonwealth Edison and local phone providers. The firm will charge $24.95 monthly for five local and fifteen satellite channels after receiving franchise approval in May.
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