Debates Falter Between Illinois Gubernatorial Candidates
The Illinois gubernatorial race faces a setback as Democrat Michael Bakalis accuses Republican Gov. James R. Thompson of avoiding debates over the budget. Bakalis offered six debates, none focusing on the budget, while Thompson cites the need to discuss the budget before adjournment.
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Michael Bakalis
James R. Thompson
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Illinois
Voluntary School Plan Offered for Chicago Desegregation
Chicago Schools Superintendent Joseph Han non unveils a five year voluntary desegregation plan moving 65 000 students next fall at a cost of 3866 million over five years By 1982 83 the plan would place 133 340 students in voluntary desegregation programs in a district of 512 000 The Chicago Board of Education must act before presenting to the state board which has previously resisted plans lacking a mandatory integration contingency Illinois telephone companies gain authority to disconnect service to parties using nuisance junk dialing machines under ICC rules Eleven other carriers were granted similar power last month A bill banning junk dialing is before the Illinois Senate
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State Board
Illinois Commerce Commission
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
John Kissel
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Democrat Quits Race After Bond Theft Arrest
Chicago AP reports Democrat congressional candidate Robert Klepak 34 withdraws from the 12th District race after arrest on possession of stolen U S Savings Bonds and conspiracy. FBI and Chicago police nabbed six men in a lounge at O Hare, counting several thousand dollars in Philadelphia stolen bonds. Klepak, a lawyer from Arlington Heights, cites party interest for his exit.
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Carter pledges review of central Illinois aid rule
President Carter said he would reconsider federal disaster aid for central Illinois after an Easter ice storm. Democratic candidate Bakalis reported a brief White House meeting as Thompson pushes for a reevaluation. Illinois seeks disaster status for 24 counties with about 24 million dollars in damage.
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Ralph H. Metcalfe
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