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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1989

Page

5

Illinois House panel backs 15 percent insurance rollback

The House Executive Committee approved a bill requiring all Illinois insurers to cut premiums 15 percent next January 1, with exceptions only for solvency threats. The plan, backed by IPAC, argues consumer costs have risen faster than losses, while insurers warn the move could drive firms from the market. The measure, H2144, advances to the full House on an 11-7 vote, and would also create a state Insurance Department director elected in 1990 with a four year term and a $75,000 salary.

Springfield Ill UPI Illinois House Executive Committee Illinois Public Action Council Robert Creamer IPAC State Insurance Department John Matijevich North Chicago

Storm interrupts Hillcrest power amid lightning strike

A violent thunderstorm knocked out power in Hillcrest for over 10 hours after a main utility pole on Highway 251 was struck by lightning at 7:30 p.m. The Rochelle Utilities spokeswoman said the city of Rochelle remained unaffected. In other news, Lutheran Brotherhood donated 4,000 to Lutheran Social Services of Illinois for a Nachusa Lutheran Home addition. groundbreaking planned later this year.

Hillcrest Rochelle Highway 251 Lutheran Social Services of Illinois LSSI Lutheran Brotherhood Nachusa Doree Hadaway

Sanders calls for adequate funding for Illinois schools

Springfield U S Education Undersecretary Ted Sanders sworn in at the Old State Capitol warns Illinois faces severe funding gaps threatening the 1985 School Reform Act. He urges timely state aid while noting one in five districts remain on a watch list amid rural and inner city education challenges.

Springfield U.S. Education Ted Sanders Illinois Sanders U.S Laura Cavazos Texas New Mexico Nevada State Education Agency General Assembly Chicago

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