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Kinnally Calls for Stronger Illinois Legislature in 1967 Session
State Senator Nathan J. Kinnally of the 24th District argues the legislature must command more respect in the January 1967 session. He cites Governor Kerner's push for a constitutional convention and reapportionment, predicts revenue reform, city and school autonomy, and appointive auditor and superintendent posts. He notes past open occupancy and credit reform gaps but praises the slum housing receivership bill and Consumer Fraud Act, pledging continued push on credit, education, human rights, and judicial reform if re-elected. He faces primary challenger Richard Newhouse.
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Nathan J. Kinnally
Kinnally
Otto Kerner
State Senate
Auditor of Public Accounts
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Rep
Robert Mann
Harper
House
Senate
Richard Newhouse
Ridgewood