Thompson Spars With Bakalis Over Welfare Fraud Claims
Gov. James Thompson concedes uncertainty about the total extent of fraud in Illinois welfare programs and administration losses. Opponent Michael Bakalis blames Thompson and the IDPA for limited progress, while Thompson touts a new computer system and reforms to curb fraud as public aid officials acknowledge ongoing challenges.
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Walker reconsiders police riot label in 1968 Chicago prompt
Former Gov Daniel Walker, author of the Walker Report on the 1968 Democratic National Convention clashes, says using the term police riot was unfortunate. In a Chicago Sun Times interview, he acknowledges the phrase colored perceptions while noting most officers acted responsibly and a minority lost control during curfew enforcement in Lincoln Park on Aug 25 26.
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Salt Lake City rejects downtown rickshaw service
Salt Lake City officials refused a petition to legalize a rickshaw service in downtown. Traffic engineer Gerald Blair urged denial, calling the bicycle taxis a traffic hazard on streets and a danger to pedestrians on sidewalks.
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