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Newspaper

Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1989

Page

4

Dixon School Debt Tops Dixon Public School Crisis Note

A historical reflection argues Dixon Public Schools must prioritize debt easing as the district faces a $4.2 million shortfall since the 1980s. The piece recalls financial strain, declining enrollment, and residents seeking stability, noting long term effects on taxes, business, and community life.

Dixon Public Dixon Dixon Public Schools

Dixon Schools Debt Watch and Leadership Change

Publisher notes the Dixon school district faces a 1.8 million operational debt after a 4 million borrowing. He credits Dr. Roth for progress toward renovations funded by 3.8 million in life safety bonds and urges prudent use of a temporary 735000 state aid windfall to retire debt. He warns ongoing financial oversight is essential despite improved buildings and a tainted certification.

Dixon Larry Roth Dr. Roth Macomb Roth Dixon Schools State Board of Education

Time for action in S. Africa

De Klerk says he has a mandate for change after elections and can push his National Party toward dismantling apartheid. The challenge is balancing fast moves toward nonracial democracy with keeping a wary white minority on board. Calls from the State Department urge the release of Mandela, prisoner returns, lifting emergencies, and ending bans on anti-apartheid groups while violence ends.

Copley F. W. de Klerk South Africa National Party de Klerk Nelson Mandela U.S. State Department State Department African National Congress Democratic Party New York Times

Fiber in diet could cut colon cancer deaths in America

A study led by Dr. Jerome J. DeCosse suggests adding fiber, notably bran cereal, to daily meals may shrink and reduce pre cancer growths in the colon. Over four years 58 high risk individuals showed fewer and smaller lesions when consuming two daily servings. Researchers from the National Cancer Institute urge cautious optimism and recommend public guidance on fiber rich diets, noting benefits for those with family histories of colon cancer.

America Jerome J. DeCosse New York Journal of the National Cancer Institute United States DeCosse National Cancer Institute Peter Greenwald Institute Division of Cancer Prevention and Control Greenwald

Congress gets help from four key congressional support agencies

Washington reports that Congress relies on CRS GAO OTA and CBO to inform decisions. Together they employ about 5750 staff, issue thousands of reports, and defend a budget near 500 million dollars. They provide factual data cost assessments technical analyses and budget scores to aid lawmakers.

Washington UPI Congress U.S Lee Hamilton D-Ind Hamilton Congressional Research Service CRS Library of Congress General Accounting Office GAO Office of Technology Assessment OTA Congressional Budget Office CBO House Senate

Dixon Petunia Board weighs carnival and beer garden plan

At a Dixon festival board meeting on September 11 1979 merchants urged change and supported a downtown carnival to boost business. Chamber executive Ed Rock quoted as saying the time for change is now and if this is it, let's try it. The plan centers on a firm carnival base and beer garden to draw shoppers to downtown Dixon.

Dixon Petunia Festival Board Carnival Beer Garden Chamber of Commerce Ed Rock Phil Slagle Petunia Board Dixon Merchants

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