Illinois exports may top five billion in 1973
An Illinois business group says Illinois exports will exceed 5 billion this year driven by a strongly export oriented economy. The study cites 1971-75 manufactured goods exports at 2.8 billion and projects 1973 Illinois manufactured goods exports near 4 billion with substantial job growth linked to export activity.
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Illinois
Chicago
The
Economic Research Corp. of
Washington
Illinois State Chamber of Commerce
Edwardsville
Madison County Carpenters District Council
Southern Illinois Builders Association
John Abandi
Illinois switches 200000 ADC cases to flat grant plan
Illinois Public Aid announces transfer of 200000 Aid to Families with Dependent Children cases from a categorical system to a flat grant. About 130000 recipients would gain increased benefits while ~35000 keep same or lower levels. State and federal spending on ADC is $600 million yearly.
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Illinois Department of Public Aid
Joel Edelman
Public Aid
Don Moore
Midlothian
Illinois
L.A
New York
America
Kremlin Attacks China Calls For Asian Security Pact
Pravda commentary by I. Alexandrov denounces Chinese policy as dangerous and seeks an Asian collective security system. It claims China allies with capitalist states to divide the socialist camp and notes stalled Sino Soviet border talks amid rising tensions.
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China
Peking
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
I. Alexandrov
Alexandrov
Middle East
Soviet Union
Walker's disclosure rule upheld by Illinois judge
Circuit Court Judge Jude J Waldo Ackerman in Springfield upheld Gov. Daniel Walker's February executive order requiring state employees to disclose sources and amounts of financial holdings. The ruling says public ethics outweigh privacy rights, while ISEA may appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Springfield
Daniel Walker
Illinois
State Supreme Court
Jude J. Waldo Ackerman
Walker
ISEA
Ivan L. Schrader
Ackerman
Cambodian Casualties Rise in Second U S Bombing Incident
Reports confirm a second U S bombing near Phnom Penh killed four civilians and wounded 13 on a government island downstream from Neak Luong. The Neak Luong base area toll climbed to 137 killed and 268 wounded as B52s and fighter bombers press the campaign.
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U.S
Mekong
Neak Luong
Cambodia
Lang Vei
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Decatur
Illinois State Bank of
Larry Speirs
Bob Green
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Speirs
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Harrisburg
United States
Yonge Hong Tailors
Carbondale
Richmond
R. D. Archie
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Paducah Datsun, Inc
Kentucky Avenue
Paducah, Kentucky
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