Abortion ruling divides Illinois lawmakers and groups
After the Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling returning abortion powers to states, Illinois legislators split. Pro choice leaders push for protections and activism while pro life lawmakers pursue anti abortion bills, with hearings planned for the fall and NOW NCJW campaigns outside the Illinois Building in Chicago.
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Patricia Brisk
U.S. Supreme Court
Illinois
Robert Piel
R_ Holland
Robert Regan
Rete
Jane Barnes
Regan
Barnes
Lenore Feldman
NCJW
Supreme Court
State of Illinois
Chicago
Aid formula reform proposed by Illinois education leaders
Illinois education officials propose a sweeping plan to replace district funding with 131 uniform tax districts and a standard tax rate. The plan would equalize per pupil spending, boost state aid for high poverty and high tax districts, and phase in declines in revenue over years, with local districts retaining bond and capital powers.
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Phil Rockrohr
Illinois
Mike Belletire
Illinois State Board of Education
Belletire
DuPage County
Kankakee County
Cook
DuPage
Lake Counties
DuPage and
Cook County
Chicago
Bellefire
Taxpayers Federation of
Doug Whitley
Whitley
William Smith
Alsip
Smith
School Citizens Council
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Terry Steeze
Loleta Didrickson
R-Homewood
Richard F. Kelly
Oak Forest
Kelly
Senate
House of Representatives
James Thompson
Thompson
Piel
Dunn
General Assembly
Didrickson
National Organization of Women (Now
The
National Council of Jewish Women
Elise LeGrand
South Suburban Now
Neil Hartigan
Chicago Heights
Homewood-Flossmoor
Hazel Crest-Country Club Hills
Park Forest
Crete University Park
Matteson-Richton Park
Norman A. Rosinski
Lester G
Chicago Sun-Times
Otto Boulevard
P O
U.S
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Ingalls Family Care Center
Matteson
Lincoln Highway
Lincoln Mall
Donna L. Stockton
Kankakee
Shoro
Carol
Chicago Heights Park District
Earolls
Navy
Karoll’s Outlet Stores
Washington Square
Homewood
North Park Mall
Forest Park