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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1989

Page

9

Study finds most Illinois poor lack civil legal aid

A UPI report on the Illinois Legal Need Study, funded by the Illinois Bar Association and the Chicago Bar Association, shows about 80 percent of residents living in poverty cannot obtain a lawyer for civil problems. The study cites funding cuts, triage by clinics, and calls for expanded legal aid, bilingual staff, and easier lawyer referrals.

Chicago UPI Illinois Illinois Bar Association Chicago Bar Association Legal Services Corporation Legal Services

Hartigan to meet sides to avert Supreme Court clash

Illinois Attorney General Neil Hartigan called a Chicago meeting of Dr Richard Ragsdale state officials and ACLU leaders to avert a ruling on abortion clinic regulations. Ragsdale argues state limits curb a woman's right. lower courts blocked enforcement of 1978 79 measures. Supreme Court argument set for December 5. Vermont Gov Kunin and nine other governors filed a brief urging the high court to uphold Illinois ruling.

Chicago UPI Illinois Neil Hartigan U.S. Supreme Court Hartigan Richard Ragsdale Rockford Supreme Court Bernard Turnock American Civil Liberties Union Ragsdale Washington Vermont Madeline Kunin

Teachers walkout rocks Ball-Chatham district in Illinois

In Chatham Illinois 130 teachers began a walkout closing all Ball-Chatham schools and leaving 2600 students at home after failed talks with a federal mediator. Picketing started at 645 a.m. with no new negotiations scheduled. The dispute centers on wages with teachers seeking 9 percent raises for three years while the district offered 7 percent for two years. Salaries in the district range from 16880 to 30460 dollars.

Chatham, Ill UPI Ball-Chatham Springfield Illinois Gary Soevensen Ball-Chatham Education Association Soerensen

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