Thompson lauds Mexican reforms as Illinois opens trade office
Illinois Governor James R. Thompson said President Salinas de Gortari’s liberalization of trade and investment boosts Illinois ties with Mexico. He announced the eighth overseas trade office in Mexico City during his four day visit, leading a delegation of about 50. Trade focuses on agriculture equipment pharmaceuticals machinery auto parts and electronics with Mexico as a top export partner. Thompson planned meetings with Salinas and commerce minister Serra Puche to expand trade and tourism.
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Doctor commits to 100 years in mental hospital for family killings
In Chicago area, 31-year-old Dr Lee Robin was found not guilty by reason of insanity for the 1988 slayings of his wife Annette and 22-month-old Denise. He hacked his wife with an ax and drowned his daughter to spare them from suffering, according to trial testimony. The judge ordered 100 years in state custody, with potential release after time served and possible early release if deemed competent by the Illinois Department of Mental Health, subject to judicial approval.
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New Illinois AFL-CIO picks Rich Walsh as leader candidate
Outgoing Illinois AFL-CIO President Robert Gibson backs Springfield secretary treasurer Rich Walsh for the top post. Walsh would serve the remainder of Gibson’s term—expiring early 1992—if confirmed, and plans to continue Gibson’s policies while expanding unity with independent unions and Mine Workers. The executive committee met in Chicago amid redistricting and 1990 election considerations.
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Democratic disunity may hurt Paul Simon re election bid
Simon warns split Cook County Democratic Party could damage his bid for a second Senate term as dissidents push an alternative slate for county offices. He notes the rift could also hurt Neil Hartigan, who seeks the Democratic governor nomination. Illinois tax returns mailed after Christmas with April 16 deadline.
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