Counties confront budget squeeze after new Constitution
Illinois counties face revenue losses from the 1970 Constitution, which ended the 3 percent county tax share and inheritance taxes. Urban counties form a council to press Springfield for relief while facing state-mandated costs, jail standards, and rising salaries. Revenue sharing and tax distribution reforms offer partial relief, with ongoing fiscal battles ahead.
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Robert W. Link
Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Illinois
Cook
Association of County Supervisors
Urban Counties Council of
Urban Counties Council
Gottschalk
Rock Island
Kane
Illinois schools must provide facilities for the handicapped
Atty. Gen. William J. Scott said in a formal opinion to State School Supt. Michael J. Bakalis that new Zion-Benton Township High School north of Waukegan must include accessible facilities. He stated that schools are public buildings and the State Facilities for the Handicapped Act applies to new construction or remodeling of such buildings.
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Springfield
Illinois
William J. Scott
Scott
Michael J. Bakalis
Zion-Benton Township
Waukegan
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