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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1989
Page
4
Two items within 24 hours challenge Francis Fukuyama's End of History thesis. A portly speaker advocates stringing up drug merchants, while AIDS and teen behavior spark fear of crisis, illegitimacy rises, and liberal ideology critiques bloom. The column previews Tuesday Part ID.
The Medellin edition of El Espectador defies drug cartels after editors and staff face brutal killings and threats. Owner Luis Gabriel Cano maintains daily distribution of 15,000 copies while seeking government protection. The paper’s stance highlights dangers faced by journalists in Colombia’s drug war.
A reader laments the erosion of in God We Trust from American life. He argues cursing has become widespread, turning national ideals into a “mouth of America” and notes a shift from reverent to coarse speech, urging reflection on cultural decay and faith.
Editorial guidance requires sign ed letters with full address and phone number. Unsigned submissions will be rejected. Letters capped at 400 words and edited if longer. Writers may submit up to 12 letters per year to Voice of the People at Dixon Telegraph 113 S. Peoria Ave Dixon IL 61021.
Noriega’s latest coup attempt is crushed but exposes growing rift in Panama’s Defense Forces. U.S. options favor economic and diplomatic pressure over immediate military action to avoid bloodshed and backlash while aiming to grind the regime down in coming months.
On October 16, 1979 the Dixon City Council, overriding objections from the Commissioner of Accounts and Finances, voted to grant $10,000 to the Lee County Council of Aging to complete a kitchen for the Golden Meals program at the drop-in center. Also notes from 1964 and 1939 recount local telephony changes and Future Farmers of America awards.
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