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Frankfort Mokena Star

Location

Frankfort, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1983

Page

4

Auto pollution tampering harms air health and breaks law

Editorial warns that removing pollution controls or using leaded gas in unleaded cars raises emissions and harms performance, possibly increasing fuel costs and accelerating wear. The Chicago Lung Association notes tampering can reverse air quality gains, with laws banning such practices and a free leaded-gas test kit available by mail or phone.

Bruce Johnson Chicago Lung Association Johnson Chicago THE Lung Association West Washington

Illinois moves toward nationwide public employee unionization surge

Pro labor legislation in Illinois authorizes collective bargaining for most government workers, triggering a rapid union organizing push. AFSCME and Teamsters mobilize, while teachers unions intensify efforts as Gov. Thompson contemplates SB 596. Analysts say the public sector lead could reshape labor power and politics across the state.

Springfield Hank Scheff American Federation of State Illinois James R. Thompson Ilinois Education Association Ilinois Federation of Teachers Thompson Public Employees Union Organized Labor Scheff Robert Gibson Afl-Cio Industrialnions Apscme IEA IFT Copley News Service

Public financing bill could reshape Illinois gubernatorial campaigns

Springfield Illinois weighs a public financing bill for gubernatorial races after decades of debate. If Gov James Thompson signs, candidates would need 100000 to qualify and receive matched funds up to 1.5 million for primaries and 2 million for generals, with strict contribution and spending limits. The measure follows models in New Jersey and would require designating taxes to fund the program, shifting campaign finance dynamics statewide.

Springfield Illinois Ilinois Paul Simon Paul Powell Linois Thompson Copley News Service

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