Kula Pushes for Home Rule and Tax Breaks in Constitution
Lombard attorney Stanley Kula outlines a reform platform aiming to reduce local taxes for seniors, eliminate personal property and sales taxes on essentials, and fund services by taxing luxuries. He favors a lifetime judiciary, appointed executives, and longer legislative terms, arguing for strong local control under a revised constitution. He foresees a low primary turnout and urges watchdogs and press endorsements to influence delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Kula
Lombard Village
Kula
House
Senate
Lombard
Glenbard
Salt Creek
Primary set for Sept 23 in 39th State Senatorial District
Voters in Illinois 39th District face a September 23 primary to trim nine candidates to two for the November 18 general election. The district includes York Addison and Bloomingdale townships as part of the constitution effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
York, Addison
Bloomingdale Townships
Voters In district receive Con-Con candidate profiles
The Register offers guide pages to inform voters in the Con-Con race. A full page today features Stanley Kula, William Adelman and Donald Mack with coverage directed by Virginia Kucmierz. Participants include Richard Barton, Judy Morris, Patrick McLean and Geoffrey Mehl. Monday will introduce Toni Larson, William Sommerschield and Roger Schmiege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Kula
William Adelman
Donald Mack
Register
Virginia Kucmierz
Richard Barton
Judy Morris
Patrick McLean
Geoffrey Mehl
Mock profile outlines Grass Roots Democrat ambitions
Donald Mock of Wood Dale, longtime Democratic worker in DuPage County, is a candidate for the constitutional convention. He runs a real estate business and law practice and advocates broad articles in the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Mock
Wood Dale
DuPage County
Mock
Scenes
Democratic
Mack
Adelman Advocates Tax Reform For Illinois Constitution
University of Illinois at Chicago Circle assistant professor William Adelman urges revamping Illinois revenue and institutional rules to modernize government. He favors higher real estate and income taxes, limits on sales tax, and a permissive constitution to boost efficiency while preserving local control. He also seeks year round legislature, elected judges or governor appointment options, and clearer public education funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Adelman
Adelman
University of Illinois’ Chicago Circle
Resi
Illinois
Chicago
Cook County
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bensenville
East Bensenville
Mack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toni Larson
William Sommerschield and
Roger Schmiege
Springfield
Paul Powell
Donald Mock, Wood Dale
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!