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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 2002

Page

3

Springfield House debates call registry to shield households

Illinois lawmakers consider SB1830 to create a state restricted call registry for households at 5 dollars per entry. Offenders face up to 1000 dollars for a first violation and 2500 dollars for subsequent offenses. The bill cleared the Senate and won House Consumer Protection Committee approval 13 to 0. If approved by the full House it heads to the governor.

Springfield Illinois House Senate House Consumer Protection Committee Springfield Bureau

Durbin pushes plan for uniform driver's license standards

Senator Dick Durbin urged states to adopt uniform licensing standards to curb access to false IDs by terrorists and underage drinkers. He supports federal funding for states, limited info sharing with federal databases, and stiffer penalties for fake licenses, while privacy groups warn of a de facto national ID card.

Washington Dick Durbin Senate Durbin Illinois Democrat Brad Jansen Center For Technology The Free Congress Foundation American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators

Commerce panel delays decision on 618 area code

The Illinois Commerce Commission postponed a decision on replacing the 618 area code for Southern Illinois. The panel wants responses to letters to phone companies about number pooling to free unused numbers. A split would move part of the region east of St Louis to 618, with the rest getting a new code.

Commerce Panel Springfield Illinois Commerce Commission Illinois St. Louis Federal Communications Commission ICC Terry S. Harvill Illinois Panel Mary Frances Squires

Senators press higher riverboat casino taxes in Illinois

A bipartisan group of Illinois senators backed a plan to raise riverboat casino taxes from 15–35 percent to 25–45 percent, aiming to raise about 180 million dollars. They argued such increases are needed amid a deep budget crisis, while some caution potential negative effects on gambling activity. The plan, from the Center for Tax and Budget Accountability, faces concerns that higher taxes could push players to neighboring states and that revenue gains may be short lived.

Springfield Supreme Court Moses W. Harrison II House Senate Harrison George H. Ryan Vince Demuzio Dcarlinville Demuzio Center For Tax and Budget Accountability William L. O’daniel Mount Vernon Denny Jacobs East Moline Illinois Jacobs O’daniel Ralph M. Martire Tax and Budget Center Nokia Nokia Corporation Finland Verizon Wireless

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