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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1989
Page
5
Model Project Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Jack Kemp shakes hands with Mildred Hailey director and a housing tenant during a Bromley Heath tour in Jamaica Plain Boston with Mayor Ray Flynn. The project is cited as a national model for urban housing with tenant involvement in curbing drug dealing and gang violence.
Birdwatchers from the United States and Canada converge on New Jersey for the sixth World Series of Birding. Thirty-one teams compete to spot as many species as possible, starting at midnight and finishing at Cape May Point. The event, sanctioned by the American Birding Association, raised about 120000 for conservation and drew around 350 species in the state.
Paula Sims 30 turned herself in to Jersey County authorities and was charged with three counts of obstruction of justice and one count of concealing a homicide. Bail set at 100,000. she posted 10,000 cash bond and was released. The charges relate to the 1986 disappearance of 13 day old Loralei Sims and the later death findings near the home.
Lila Lee Riddell, 98, a daughter of a Confederate veteran, filed a lawsuit in Circuit Court to challenge the planned closing of the Confederate Home for Women and transfer of seven residents to Brandermill Woods in Chesterfield County. The suit argues the home’s board violated its lifetime-care agreement as costs rise and a $1 million trust fund, plus a state deal, shape the move. The board declined further comment.
Florida banker J I Kislak was named by Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter to serve as deputy undersecretary for rural development. The Senate Agriculture Committee held confirmation hearings for three Bush nominees, Jo Ann Smith, Franklin Bailey, and Charles Hess, with a vote expected early next week.
UPI reports scientists from around the world accepted President Bushs invitation to a Washington conference on global warming. EPA head William Reilly said a fall workshop in Washington will prepare for a framework convention to curb greenhouse gas pollution and forest destruction, likely leading to a 1991 umbrella treaty. Bush aims for international consensus while protecting developing nations interests.
NASA outlines a seven shuttle sequence from Oct. 12 to year end plus a 1990 Hubble launch shift. Key orders place Galileo on Atlantis Oct 12 and a Discovery LDEF retrieval possible by Dec, with Columbia military flights and a Hubble launch pushed to March 1990.
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