Princeton council race features six contenders for five seats
Six candidates, including incumbent Brockus Jones Meyer Price and challenger Lingo, compete for five Princeton city council seats. Key issues are water access and sewer improvements as Ottawa water contracts edge toward renewal. A rural development loan of 750000 funds a water tower and pipe replacements, with street maintenance and city beautification also emphasized.
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Two for mayor in Rantoul contrast priorities
In a continued mayoral race discussion Covington focuses on water safety drainage and a weather alert siren for Rantoul. Lickteig emphasizes youth delinquency town security and bringing law enforcement, noting dependence on the county sheriff and his aim to do the best for the town.
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Franklin County Dust Control Program for 2005
Franklin County offers dust control on county rock roads for 2005 at a cost borne by requesting landowners. A magnesium chloride application for a 300-foot minimum stretch costs 420 dollars, about 1.40 per linear foot, with about six months of effectiveness subject to weather and traffic. For details call 785-229-3550. to participate, sign and pay at Public Works, 1428 S. Main, Suite 4, by April 8, 2004. no further areas added after that date.
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