Illinois lawmakers tout session successes in 1996 budget debate
Republicans hailed a productive spring session controlling state government for the first time in two decades, citing cuts to hospital taxes and reforms to the Cook County Tax Appeals Board. Democrats warned the budget slows education funding and fails to address worker's compensation reform, while lawmakers highlighted redirection of policy, Medicaid funding changes, and measures on property taxes and local mandates.
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