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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1989

Page

4

Wis Illinois settle on air pollution with EPA

Wisconsin Illinois and the U S Environmental Protection Agency reached a settlement to curb Chicago area air pollution drifting into southeast Wisconsin. The plan calls for an accurate air quality plan for Lower Lake Michigan with significant short term reductions before 1994, sharing costs among Illinois Wisconsin and the federal government. Wisconsin to pay at least 3 percent, Illinois 72 percent, Kenosha and Racine unaffected by new rules.

Madison, Wis Wisconsin Don Hanaway U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Hanaway Chicago Illinois Indiana Lake Michigan Kenosha Racine EPA U.S. 7Th Court of Appeals

Missing Illinois social worker found dead in canal

The body of 25-year-old Eileen Graham, a social worker and UIC social work graduate student, was found in the Cal-Sag Canal in Alsip. Police said she apparently died by her own action, with no signs of foul play. Her car was found near a motel last Thursday after she vanished last Wednesday before a racquetball game.

ALSIP Ill UPI Cal-Sag Canal Hickory Hills George Dulzo Eileen Graham Cook County Dulzo Graham University of Illinois-Chicago

Rural bridges older and more flawed nationwide report

A UPI report summarizes a government study showing rural bridges, 81 percent of U S bridges, are older and more likely to be structurally deficient or functionally obsolete. Rural counties with significant agriculture show higher deficiency, with Missouri and New York leading in types. County governments shoulder most obsolete or deficient rural bridges.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department U.S Missouri Texas Montana New York

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