Treakle’s Car Rolls On Curve En Route to Davenport
Treakle, 60, was westbound when it failed to make the curve and rolled onto its side. He was not injured and reportedly was driving to Davenport on his last run before retirement.
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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1989
Page
5
Treakle, 60, was westbound when it failed to make the curve and rolled onto its side. He was not injured and reportedly was driving to Davenport on his last run before retirement.
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Governor James Thompson held an information session with Public Aid Director Susan Suter to assess welfare needs as Democrats push a temporary tax increase. No plan is ready, and Thompson will not testify before the Senate Revenue Committee. A House measure boosting public aid by 7.5 percent passed the House, funded largely by internal cuts, with Bowman claiming revenue neutrality and no tax raise implications.
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