Illinois Senate committee backs constitutional state tax cap
An Illinois Senate Executive Committee approved a constitutional limit on state taxes tied to personal income, sending the measure to the Senate floor by an 8 to 6 vote. The proposal would cap state revenue at 7 percent of Illinois personal income and trigger a November referendum. If approved, the plan could still allow up to $325 million in taxes before hitting the cap, with debate over revenue loss and local tax implications.
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War orphan to be reunited with real parents in Chicago
Joe Anthony, longtime war orphan adopted by GIs in Korea, will be reunited Sunday with his mother and father in Chicago after 12 years of searching. His mother walked three miles to church weekly for their reunion, while Anthony, now 40, built a life in Rockford as a jeweler and educator.
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