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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1988

Page

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Deer Causes Fatal One Car Crash West of Oregon

Je deen Troxel, 26, died when an eastbound car veered to avoid a deer and struck a utility pole on Oregon Trail Road near Oregon at 1 03 a m. Passengers Sharon A. Rote, 37, and Lisa A. LeFevre, 24, were treated and released. Authorities investigate with an inquest planned. Funeral arrangements by Farrell-Holland Funeral Home.

Oregon Ogle County Troxel KSB Hospital Oregon Ambulance Rote LeFevre KSB Sheriff's Department Lee County Coroner's Department

Deer movement rises as hunting season opens in Rock River Valley

Northern Tilinois motorists warned as deer breeding season peaks in mid November. DOC biologist John Kube notes deer movement more tied to breeding than hunting. Last year 5,915 deer related crashes with 278 injuries. eight November deer crashes in Lee County this year. Ogle County reports seven deer crashes since Friday with one fatality. Illinois hunters harvested 42,92 deer in 1987, up from 26,060 in 1986.

Rock River Valley Department ‘of Conservation Forrest John Kube DOC Lee County Lee County Sheriff's Department Tim Bivins Ogle County Chana Oregon Trail Road Kube

Dixon Fire Destroys Vehicles and Damages Barn Garage

Firefighters battled a two hour blaze at a two story Marshall’s office and residence at 319 Crawford Avenue Sunday night. The fire heavily damaged two vehicles and a barn used as a garage. Police and State Fire officials conduct the investigation into a suspicious blaze.

Dixon Dixon City Marshall's Office Leslie Crawford Avenue

Supreme Court dates Chicago mayoral election for 1989

The Illinois Supreme Court rules that the next Chicago mayoral election must be in 1989 to fill the remainder of Harold Washington's term, upholding a county judge's decision. Primary is Feb 28 and general vote on Apr 4, with candidacy filings starting Dec 2. United Citizens of Chicago and Illinois challenged the ruling.

Springfield Illurt Supreme Court Chicago Eugene Sawyer Coox County Harold Washington Joseph Cunningham Cunningham General Assembly Chicago Board of Election Commissioners Runng United Citizens of Chicago

MediGen withdraws annexation plans for Dixon project

Boston based MediGen withdraws its petition to annex land for an infectious waste incinerator in Dixon after strong citizen opposition. Dixon Industrial Development Association voted to notify MediGen to withdraw from permitting, while local groups praise the decision as preventing division and strife in the community.

Lori Fagan MediGen Chuck Heckman Dion Sid Idle Oak Run Findamor Beckman Dixon Industrial Development Association DIDA Tollway Dixon Lee County Don Lovett Lee MediGen

Reagans head for library dedication in California

President Reagan and Nancy head to Simi Valley to attend the groundbreaking for the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, as they pause White House duties for a Thanksgiving break. The library, funded privately, will house archives and a public affairs section and be overseen by a board led by William French Smith.

Aidlilivas Eeemamean Seman George Bush California Reagan Nancy Washington Santa Barbara Reagans Simi Valley Los Angeles Ronald Reagan Stanford University Pacific Ocean William French Smith White House Bel Air Rancho Mirage Calif Katharine Graham The Washington Post Co

Bush to name Thornburgh Cavazos and Darman to Cabinet posts

President Bush announced at a White House news conference that Dick Thornburgh would stay as attorney general Laura Cavazos would continue as education secretary and Richard Darman would become director of the Office of Management and Budget Thornburgh Cavazos are praised for integrity and experience with the war on drugs education reform and broad government knowledge cited as crucial for facing difficult administrative challenges

Thunk Today Dick Thornburgo Laura Cavazos Richard Darman Bush White House Thornburgh Cavazos Darman Office of Management and Budget Weill Edwin Meese Reagan Texas Tech University Treasury

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