Walker uses slatemaking tactics in Democratic power clash
The piece argues Governor Walker may adopt Daley controlled slatemaking methods as ally Vince Demuzio competes for Secretary of State, Roland Burris runs as independent for Comptroller, Ronald Stackler seeks Attorney General, and Joanne Alter Eyeing Lieutenant Governor as part of a potential Walker slate. Critics see Walker risking hypocrisy while expanding voter choice in primaries.
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Daniel Walker
Chicago
Richard Daley
Vince Demuzio
D-Carlinville
Walker
Alan Dixon
Education Department
Ronald Stackler
Joanne Alter
Slating
Daley
Mr. Daley
Bottle bill movement seeks serious push in Illinois
The Illinois Environmental Council leads a coalition to press for a state bottle bill requiring deposits on soft drink and beer containers. Rep. Daniel Pierce proposes a three to five year phase in toward certified and refillable containers, with studies and lobbying efforts to address industry opposition and job effects.
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Illinois
Illinois Environmental Council
IEC
SEC
Tlinois
Oregon
Daniel Pierce
Highland Park
Rep
Pierce
The
Illinois Institute For
Illinois Pollution Control Board
Coalition
TEC
Rules hamper firms' political power
Corporate efforts to revive influence face legal limits as the FEC allows PAC funding from corporate funds, while restrictions on direct political spending persist. The 1971 74 campaigns opened some exceptions, but questions remain whether corporations may fully proliferate PACs and influence like unions, given contracts and independence rules.
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Warren Weaver Jr
New York Times
Washington
Big Business
Federal Election Commission
Congress
Civ
Labor
The
Election Commission
Bipartisan panel urges Ford to finish Salt II talks
A bipartisan Senate and House push urges President Ford to wrap up SALT II and push ahead with a 20 percent nuclear weapons reduction. Sen. Alan Cranston leads the effort to pressure the White House and signal broad congressional support for a verifiable arms deal amid stalled negotiations.
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David M. Maxfield
Congressional Quarterly
Washington United
U.S
Congress
Ford Administration
Senate
House
Ford
United States
White House
Sen
Alan Cranston
Dcalif
Henry A. Kissinger
Cranston
YMCA Sets Record Straight On Pool in Carbondale
The Jackson County YMCA responds to commentary on the Carbondale Park District proposal. It confirms an Olympic size indoor pool is available year round for public use and outlines fees for non members and the basic $35 family membership which covers year round swimming and various Y programs. It states the Y is a NOW organization operating without taxpayer expense and that no stance has been taken for or against the park proposal. that is up to voters.
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Senate
New Hampshire
John A. Durkin
Durkin
Louis C. Wykman
Wyman
House
Southern Illinoisan
Jackson County
YMCA
Carbondale Park District
Carbondale
Park District
All American City needs a public swimming pool
Loren E. Taylor urges Carbondale to fund a city pool despite its small size and condemnation. He notes bonds paid by 1961 will lower taxes and argues recreation for youth benefits the community, appealing to Carbondale as an All American City.
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Southern
Ilinoisan
Carbondale
Herrin
Marion
Loren E. Taylor
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Moscow
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N.Y
Buckley
Cranston National Security Affairs
Bill Brock
R-Tenn
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Brock
Paul Lorenz
Jackson County Ymca
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