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Newspaper

Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1989

Page

4

New START trap quoted in Bush era arms policy clash

The piece argues Bush faces a political trap over START style arms talks. It predicts conservative defections, a damaging treaty sellout label, and renewed Soviet alignment as defense Democrats join in opposition. It recalls Nixon and Carter era SALT dynamics and argues arms control fuels East West tension.

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The Dividing Line in Europe and the Bush Policy

The essay argues that Cold War tensions stem from Europe’s division, urges negotiating an end to NATO deployments, and envisions a postwar Europe with Soviet troops withdrawn, denuclearized borders, and Poland and Germany free. It condemns ongoing arms talks as insufficient and calls for a new U.S. policy aligned with liberty and peace in Europe.

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Salute to working women sparks reader backlash

In a letter to the editor Dixon resident Kirby Holland denounces The Telegraph’s annual Salute to the working women as sexist and outdated. He argues all workers deserve recognition, questions ad pressure on businesses, and calls for ending the sex based edition tied to National Business Women’s Week observed October 15 to 21.

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Autumn on Parade marks Oregon festival weekend

Ten years ago Oregon prepared for Autumn on Parade with Rock River beauty events on the courthouse square including a two day farmer's market and craft booths. A separate 1939 note recalls Girl Scouts camping near Dixon with 160 participants across five sessions. A reprinted column argues for a redesigned US dollar coin, drawing on Canada’s loonie design and noting cost savings and accessibility benefits.

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Dixon hosts Japanese TV crew for Reagan background segment

A five man Tokyo television crew and two Los Angeles freelancers arrived in Dixon to film material for Fuji's 90 minute Reagan special set to air October 28. The project highlights Ronald Reagan's life from movie star to governor and president, with Dixon’s Bill Thompson facilitating access to local sites and memorabilia.

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China marks 40th anniversary amid Tiananmen protests

Explosions of fireworks at Tiananmen Square for the 40th anniversary ceremony underscore a tense mood as foreign dignitaries stay away and Beijing bars the populace from the event. Deng Xiaoping toasts a regime facing backlash while critics label China a Few People’s Republic.

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