11 Mar 1989
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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1989
Page
1
A man and his dog head out for a day of fishing as Friday's forecast calls for partly sunny skies and near sixty degree temperatures. Forecasters expect similar conditions today.
Vatican official Cardinal Achille Silvestrini rebukes American Catholic tribunals for granting too many annulments and cites 1985 figures with 37 538 ordinary process requests and 1 358 rejections in the United States versus 45 632 of 48 453 globally granted. He says U S tribunals may misinterpret canon law and warns against using incapacity grounds. Archbishop John R Quinn defends U S Catholic stance amid media neutrality concerns.
The Dixon City Council will convene Monday at 5 p.m. to begin budget discussions for the 1989-90 fiscal year. Expenditures exceed revenues by 335,936 dollars with corporate funds at 2,778,255 and requested expenditures at 3,114,191. Departments submit capital needs including street items totaling 201,000 and health and safety requests at 112,572.70, plus two marked squad cars and a 90,000 radio system financed over seven years. Continuous reviews and a housing inspector salary of 19,141 are proposed. balance effort last year required five meetings.
International terrorism scholar Bruce Hoffman of RAND Corp says the La Jolla pipe bomb against the wife of USS Vincennes skipper Will C. Rogers III could signal a significant shift if foreign-backed, reflecting a rise in such attacks in the United States. He notes uncertainty over credit and ties to Iran, linking to hard-line movements and high profile targets.
President Bush announced the nomination of Rep. Richard Cheney of Wyoming to lead the Pentagon, aiming to move past the John Tower controversy. Cheney, Ford administration veteran and House GOP leader, faces Senate hearings next week amid concerns about Tower’s rejection and questions over Cheney’s limited Pentagon experience.
Ogle County Assistant State's Attorney Doug Flaski rested the state's case against Richard LaGow 27 Paw Paw on three cocaine sales to undercover Illinois State Police officers in November and December 1987. The trial resumed in a Saturday session with a Lee County jury of seven men and five women. Defenders allege the paid informant was paid to betray the police and that some deals were never completed.
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