Bush faces Panama crisis as critics call for stronger leadership
The column argues the Panama coup harmed President Bush by showing indecision and bluster not decisive action. It contrasts Bush with Eisenhower Patton contrasts, warns of lost prestige, and urges a bolder, clearer stance on Latin America and hostage crises while noting long term goodwill toward the president.
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Jack Kennedy
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Honoring Telegraph carriers on International Carrier Day
A circulation director salutes Telegraph carriers across Lee Ogle Bureau and Whiteside counties. He thanks customers parents and carriers, calling carriers young heroes who run their own route and face daily challenges with hard work and community service.
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Whiteside
Dixon Telegraph
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Micro-Macro Scrambled Eggs Recipe From Kitchen Column
A kitchen column writer shares a playful recipe dubbed Micro-Macro Scrambled Eggs. The method blends leftover barbecue meat with eggs and peppers, flavored by A-1 sauce and Tobasco, cooked at 70 percent in a microwave, with notes on creativity and learning from great cooks.
Dixon Alumni Dance Set With Purple White Colors
Fifty years ago Dixon High School planned a Friday October 20 party in Rosbrook Hall with purple and white colors and a football motif to suit the Dixon High School Alumni Association. Ten years ago Dixon Dukes finished 15th at a Sterling cross country invitational with 375 points as Newman, Forreston, Oregon, Rochelle, Amboy and Mount Morris also competing.
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Mike O'Conner
Dixon Dukes
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Schaumberg
Newman
Forreston
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Amboy
Mount Morris
Telegraph letters encourage reader involvement in public issues
The Telegraph invites readers to write letters to The Voice of the People. Letters must be signed and include a phone number. Restrictions apply: up to 12 letters per year and 400 words per letter. Letters must be in proper taste and are for verification purposes.
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