Why MAC Moves to Downtown Dixon for Space and Cost
Dixon citizens weigh MAC’s plan to move 20 physicians from KSB Hospital for 28,000 square feet plus additions at USF&G, seeking better space and lower rent under a Town Square Partners lease. The story also covers a Dixon city council debate on retaining wall height, abstentions, and political process amidst rising costs and space constraints.
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Physicians of Medical Arts Clinic
KSB Hospital
Dixon
MAC
KSB
Usf&g
Town Square Partners
Ciearly
TSP
City Hall
Roy Bridgeman
Bridgeman
Marilyn Coffey
Gerald Wermers
Public Health and Safety
James Barber
Coffey
Wermers
Barber
James Dixon
Robert Branson
Illinois Municipal League
Illinois Supreme Court
Mother's Day Message Urges Alcohol Abstinence in Pregnancy
Voice of the People urges a public health focus for Mother's Day linking National Alcohol-Related Birth Defects Awareness Week. It notes Fetal Alcohol Syndrome as preventable by abstaining during pregnancy, cites government warnings signed by Reagan in 1988, and lists health program authors Joyce Wohrley Jane Monteith and Janet Malmberg.
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America
National Council On Alcoholism
Office For Substance Abuse Prevention
Reagan
Surgeon
Joyce Wohrley
Jane Monteith
Janet Malmberg
Agent Orange vets deserve 'pay' by court ruling
A Copley News Service piece urges the Veterans Administration to loosen disability rules for Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange. It argues that rising evidence links dioxin to cancer and other illnesses and cites a federal judge’s decision that the VA should give veterans the benefit of the doubt. It condemns strict causation standards and calls for immediate policy liberalization to provide compensation to affected veterans without waiting for absolute scientific certainty.
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Vietnam
Veterans Administration
U.S
Thelton E. Henderson
Henderson
Slashing the Deficit cuts federal waste and saves billions
Heritage Foundation report analyzes 45 programs to end and eliminate costly boondoggles. It targets road subsidies for private timber firms and costly military commissaries while proposing reorganizations to realize $128 billion in 1990 and $700 billion over four years, aiming at a 1993 budget surplus and tax cuts.
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Washington
Beverly Hills
Palm Beach
Congress
Dick Armey
Texas
Economic Development Administration
EDA
Interstate Commerce Commission
Uncle Sam
The
Heritage Foundation
Stephen Moore
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Pentagon
United States
Foundation
Fortune 500
Heritage
Dixon National Bank Breaks Ground in Dixon
Ten years ago on May 12 1979 Dixon National Bank announced construction of a new facility at 1400 N Galena Ave just off Illinois 26 opposite Pamida Plaza and Eagle Food Store. Construction to begin immediately for easier vehicle and pedestrian access.
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Dixon National Bank
N. Galena Ave
Il. 26
Pamida Plaza
Eagle Food Store
George Lindquist
William Slothower
Illinois Aeronautics Commission
Dixon City
National Youth Administration
Rock River
Illinois
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Scott Brown
LeeAnn Horn
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Richard Devine
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Robert Gorman
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Dick Kibble
Joe Leadman
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Robert Fenwick
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