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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1989

Page

3

Polo and Walnut gain state asbestos aid share

Polo Community Unit School District 222 and Walnut Community High School District 508 are among 16 Illinois districts to receive USEPA funding for asbestos removal. Illinois got 9.2 million, part of 45 million aid, with up to 15 years to repay interest free loans. Polo 222 received 51,779 grant and 78,321 loan for Centennial School. Walnut 508 got a 16,671 loan for pipe work.

Polo Community Unit Walnut Community Illinois Bernard J. Turnock Illinois Department of Public Health IDPH United States Environmental Protection Agency USEPA Turnock Polo Don Hay Hay Walnut High School Larry Eggleston Eggleston Kent Cook Cook

City moves ahead with work on Rt 38 project

Rochelle city council moved ahead with widening Illinois Route 38 from two to four lanes in a joint project with IDOT. They approved a reconstruction agreement, use of 30000 in motor fuel tax funds, and plans and specifications. Also approved were parking restrictions along Lincoln Highway Route 38 and Jones Road.

Rochelle Illinois ‘Department of Transportation IDOT Lincoln Highway Illinois Route 38 Caron Road Jones Road Public Works Jim Gross Gross Dennis Hewitt Hewitt U.S. Sprint Communications Company Chicago U.S. Sprint Highway 251 Flagg Road 20Th Street David Seldner Seldner Environmental Protection Agency Grosse MFT Sawicki Chevrolet

Peer program explained to board by editors

The Oregon School Board met with Responsible Peer Programs Inc in Oregon High School library to discuss moving Oregon Bible College property to the Rockford group. Wittman described Responsible Peers as a state approved non public school for handicapped youths with residential treatment and education.

Oregon School Board Responsible Peer Programs, Incorporated Oregon High School Oregon Bible College Sue Wittman M.S.S.W Responsible Peers Wittman Responsible Peer Illinois Department of Children and Family Services Oregon Whitman R.D. Lovelace Lovelace Mill School Oregon Board of Thy Oregon Board State Board of Education the Telegraph Illinois

Lake County to get nation's largest Alzheimer's facility

The Ashley Centre, a $14 million, 180 to 260 bed residential Alzheimer’s facility in Gurnee Lake County, will open in fall 1990 with 20 patient cottages and a 60 bed nursing home. It will offer day care and respite services for private-pay patients at $95 to $105 daily.

Cornett Harriet Adelstein Ashley Centre Ashley Adelstein

Minister Pleads Guilty In Lindenwood Case

Harvey C. Ekdahl former pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church Lindenwood pled guilty to aggravated criminal sexual abuse in Ogle County Court. A sentencing hearing is set for 9 a.m. June 8. Authorities allege abuse of a 15 year old boy, with investigations revealing acts from August 1988 to March. Probation or three to seven years in county jail are possible. He has been relieved of his pastor duties by Missouri Synod Lutheran Church authorities.

Lindenwood Immanuel Lutheran Church of Harvey C. Ekdahl Ogle County Court Ekdahl Rockford Terri John L. Moore Ogle Dennis Schumacher Ogle County Sheriff’s Department Department of Children and Family Services Ogle County Probation Department Schumacher Missouri Synod Lutheran Church Authorities St. Louis

Four injured in one car crash released from hospital

Four injured occupants of a single car near South Paw Paw Road have been discharged. Glen Guelde 19 and his brother Chris 18 and Darren Smith 20 all of Earlville were released from St Anthony Medical Center Monday. Regina Phillips 16 of Leland was released from Mendota Community Hospital the same day. The car traveled 649 feet before stopping on its wheels after flipping end for end three times. The crash remains under investigation by Lee County deputies.

St. Anthony Medical Center Glen Guelde Chris Darren Smith Earlville Regina Phillips Leland Mendota Community Hospital South Paw Paw Road Lee County Sheriff's Deputies

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