Dixon's war on drugs praised by health-safety chief
Public Health and Safety Commissioner James Barber release shows 56 drug arrests by Dixon Police from Jan 1 to Oct 15. He cites local cases outside the Blackhawk Area Task Force, detailing possession of heroin cocaine and LSD plus marijuana manufacture and delivery. overtime and court time cited. emphasis on user accountability and broad arrest stance.
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Bush Sees Progress After First Ten Months in Office
President Bush expresses satisfaction with his administration’s first ten months, highlighting no new taxes and progress in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. He notes future legislation and opportunities, calls the year a success, and thanks Americans for the election victory a year ago.
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Dixon eyed as state’s 42nd certified city in November
After a three year pursuit Dixon is set to be officially designated a certified city by state officials on November 15. The announcement will come from Governor James Thompson's office following a noontime meeting and 1:30 p.m. press conference with DCCA and civic leaders. The designation will bolster Dixon's economic development image and assist in attracting and retaining industry while highlighting city offerings including health care education and governance. The Dixon Industrial Development Association will also discuss marketing Green River Industrial Park with local and county leaders and tour Allied Locke at GRIP before dinner in Amboy.
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U.S. to Return Iranian Assets From 1979 Siege
The United States agrees in The Hague to release a portion of Iranian assets frozen since the 1979 embassy seizure. The Wall Street Journal cites about 810 million dollars, with 567 million to be returned and 243 million placed in a Dutch revolving account to settle U.S. claims.
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